Roundup: Construction Industry News You Can Use for the Week of July 22nd

Posted by IronPlanet on Jul 26, 2019 9:00:00 AM

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Welcome back to our weekly News Roundup! We’ve got some great stories lined up for you this week, including updates on current issues in the construction industry and in-depth insights into the future of 3D printing. Make sure to stop by every Friday for the latest batch of news!

 

Costs, Complications Plaguing Construction Industry Amid Hottest Summer Ever

Bisnow

High temperatures nationwide are resulting in construction delays, increased costs, and heat-related injuries.

 

Tokyo Olympic Construction Race Raises Worker Safety Questions

Phys.org

What is the human cost of construction? Several deaths and injuries relating to time-sensitive construction for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics are stirring important conversations about worker safety.

 

Construction Faces Steep Change Under Industry 4.0

Meed

Construction companies face challenges in adopting new technological innovations, prompting calls for an increased focus on evolution in the industry.

 

A Sustainable Reimagining of the Global Construction Industry

The New Economy

Plans for new eco-friendly architecture promise reduced CO2 emissions and impressive urban beautification.

 

GXN Explores Mobile 3D Printing as Future of Construction

3DPI

We’ve all heard the prophecies of standard 3D printing, but new initiatives from independent research subsidiary GXN are exploring the possibility of autonomous, mobile 3D printers on land, sea and air.

 

Why Dubai Wants to Become a 3D Printed City

CNN

Speaking of 3D printing, CNN investigates the potential of Dubai as the new center for 3D printing innovations in this new feature.

 

Interested in learning more about how to protect your workforce from heat-related injuries? Take a look at our recent blog on the AIHA’s Top 4 Construction Health Hazards before heading over to IronPlanet.com to bid on used medical supplies, tools, and construction equipment for sale.

 

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Topics: In the News, 2019