Construction Business Owner

Construction Business Owner

Launched in August 2004, Construction Business Owner is known as "The Business Management Magazine for Contractors." It was created to stand out in the construction industry by addressing the specific need for valuable business management insights tailored for construction company owners. While many magazines focus on equipment and associations within the industry, Construction Business Owner offers practical business management education that is often missing in other construction publications. It serves as a vital resource for construction company owners seeking real-world knowledge to help them succeed.

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#1792589

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#789769

Heavy Industry and Engineering/Construction and Maintenance

#7527

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  • 2 weeks ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Zach Harris

    The early morning sky awakens as the first rays of sunlight stretch across the jobsite. Workers begin gathering in small groups for their morning safety briefings and daily task review. Toward the end of a particular briefing, the foreman casually volunteers a crew member to lead the group in stretches. The worker is caught off guard and reluctantly rushes through a few random stretches. The morning safety briefing ends, and the crew slowly shuffles away while still rubbing sleep from their eyes.

  • 3 weeks ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

    I fly a great deal. That isn’t bragging, as anyone who has ever traveled in a post-9/11, post-COVID world knows that air travel isn’t quite the pleasure cruise it once was. That being said, there was recently an interesting experience that had me rethinking the basics of customer service. It is a safe assumption to think that air travel is predicated on “low bid.” While it is frightening to consider that our lives are based on low bid, most of us travel by finding the lowest-cost flight.

  • 3 weeks ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Carmen Capoccia

    In March, I had the opportunity to visit John Deere’s Training Center/Proving Grounds in Sacaton, Arizona. The center provides wide-open spaces with berms for loading and dumping, as well as other equipment to navigate around. I got to see — and test — the company’s brand-new line of construction equipment, including the upgraded 310 P-Tier articulated dump truck (ADT).

  • 1 month ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

    I fly a lot. Anyone who says they love to fly is either lying or deranged. However, I fly so often that I have been driven from gate to gate when I have a close connection. Before anyone thinks I’m some big jet-setter, it only happens because I fly a lot. It’s the least they can do in an era of awful air travel mishaps — and in some cases, awful travelers around me.

  • 2 months ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

    Like many other overweight Americans seeking a weight loss solution, I invested in a Peloton bike. Interesting choice of words: “invested.” While there are certainly differences of opinion, I think Peloton has an amazing product that is well-crafted and sound. Additionally, there is a cavalcade of add-on features (read: more money), to enhance the rider’s experience. Now for the punch line.

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