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For nearly a quarter of a century, Scaffold Training Institute programs have educated more than 250,000 workers around the world.

When it comes to masonry saws, many options are available on the market, from corded power saws to cordless, gas-powered models.

OSHA.gov is a comprehensive website that includes a vast amount of information.

Jobsite safety is an ongoing concern for keeping employees from being injured or even killed.

In an effort to improve workforce development challenges, the MCAA announced an initiative for training programs at the high school level that will feed graduates into apprenticesh

The QUIKRETE Companies were called upon to match 100-year-old mortar applied to a historic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home.

In a struggling economy and competitive industry like construction, the ability to create accurate, user-friendly project cost estimates for a potential client is paramount.

A number of education programs are evolving around the country, offering tough programs that carry much weight when contractors are vying for jobs.

Keeping a business thriving is no easy task. Masonry talked to three companies to learn the business strategies that have brought and will continue to bring them success.

Though the technology has been in place for some time, use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) is quickly gaining in popularity.

Your masonry crew has worked on a project for months, taking great pride in the final result. Before you can turn it over to the owner, a vital process must be completed: cleaning.

A good-faith effort to keep employees safe makes solid business sense and ensures protection of your company's bottom line.

Masonry consulted the experts in the design-build field to examine this age-old building method and learn how it could benefit your business.