A great practice to ensure you don’t miss anything when building…
National Pavement Expo and Conference 2022
We’re headed to the National Pavement Expo in Charlotte, NC on February 23 – 25th! Will you be there?
Oman Systems, Inc. and the Panama Canal
In honor of nearing 116 years since the original opening of the Panama…
$100 Gift Card Referral Program
Refer a future client, get $100! No one knows our industry and…
Switching to an Estimating System | 5 Things You Should Know
Making the change from using Excel to a full-blown estimating…
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Construction Industry Information Sources
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Highway Construction Accidents | How We Can Keep Crews Safe
It’s no secret that road construction comes with its fair share of hazards…
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Come See Us At These Events
Is anyone else going through trade show withdrawals? We’ve been…
Construction Worker Safety – How to Beat the Heat This Summer
Summer is practically here, and most of us are already feeling the heat. In the Southeast, we know our way around a 95 degrees, 100 percent humidity day. With this in mind, we need to know how to keep our construction workers safe in the field. As most of us know, working outside during the …
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Mental Health in the Construction Industry | What We Can Do Better
“Rub some dirt on it.” That’s often the phrase you hear to describe the tough-guy mentality for handling pain. But what about the pain that dirt doesn’t quite reach? The kind that stems from stress, anxiety, and depression? In the blue-collar world, this grit-and-bear-it attitude stretches outside the physical demands of the job. According to …
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Oman’s Stone and FDR’s Pool
Did you know there is an indoor swimming pool in the White House? While you might not find this question on a U.S. history test, it does provide an interesting anecdote. Throughout his adult life, Franklin D. Roosevelt used swimming as a means to exercise and ease the side effects of polio. In 1933, he …
