STRUXI Blog: Labor Productivity
Finalists Announced for 2022 Wisconsin Innovation Awards
Finalists Announced for 2022 Wisconsin Innovation Awards
STRUXI Named 2022 SIIA CODiE Award Finalist
STRUXI Named 2022 SIIA CODiE Award Finalist in Best Construction Management Platform
Can You Improve Your Construction Company's Labor Productivity? Yes!
Measuring construction productivity, as you know, involves calculating how much work is being done in any time frame versus how much you expect to be done. The more your crews and..
How to Conduct Productivity Analysis in Construction
Now that some of the stumbling blocks to peak productivity have been explored, it’s time to learn how to measure and track productivity on all projects. Measuring labor..
Identifying Productivity Issues in the Construction Industry
Construction in all forms employs about 7% of the world’s workers – that’s a lot of people! It’s a $10 TRILLION chunk of the global economy. But it’s also one of the least evolved..
How to Improve Construction Productivity: Measuring is Key
Every major industry has dozens of governing bodies and expert groups represented by long and forgettable acronyms. Newsflash, the construction industry is not an exception. The..
Construction Productivity: Why Daily Production Tracking is Beneficial
Are you still tracking production quantities on a weekly basis? Entering production quantities on a daily basis helps project managers complete their projects on time and avoid..
Why GPS Tracking Your Workers’ Phone Is A Bad Idea
Some construction companies are opting to use time-tracking apps that use GPS on workers' phones to improve time-sheet accuracy in their accounting software. (This is also related..
Is Geofencing Necessary for Time Tracking in Construction?
One of the latest HR software products to hit the construction industry is a product that helps track the work hours of employees by using geofencing. At this point, you’re..
The Secret to Beating Construction Labor and Materials Shortages
We hear it all the time: “We have more projects than we can get to.” “We don’t have enough boots on the ground to get the jobs done.” “We can’t take on more work because we’re..