Introducing PEAK SAFETY, our new industry-focused magazine for navigating the challenges faced in various industries. This edition shines a spotlight on the Construction Industry and explores topics such as Concrete Splash, Working in Heat, Impact, Entrapment, Sustainability and more. Explore the Magazine here: https://ow.ly/hMjk50SiS3l

Recently, the American Wood Council successfully appealed a “Buy Clean” addendum to ASHRAE 189.1, which is referenced by the International Green Construction Code, that would have included “Buy Clean”-style requirements for building materials. Though “Buy Clean” standards are intended to motivate use of lower-carbon versions of carbon-intensive structural materials, they can also lead projects away from already low-carbon lumber by not requiring carbon considerations at a project’s design phase. The successful appeal is a significant step in cultivating a whole-building life-cycle assessment approach and minimizing the introduction of “Buy Clean” language and requirements in the standard process. Learn more about embodied carbon: https://hubs.ly/Q02DH8Sl0

I’m talking about Integrating Lean Practices for Sustainable Construction Success in 5 mins https://lnkd.in/e2RPWNsM

Sam Hiller outlines the key factors that help clients improve their success in insuring a large timber/hybrid #construction project in our latest webinar: https://okt.to/vMmsad

Take few minutes to answer this survey! Grænni byggð - Green Building Council Iceland is working on the Nordic Sustainable Construction project, focusing on reducing emissions from construction sites. To identify key barriers—such as financial constraints, increased costs, and communication gaps between contractors and designers— they've launched a survey for industry stakeholders. Help us out, and answer this survey to help our fellow GBC!

The construction industry is shifting towards eco-friendly practices, and pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs) are leading the way. These innovative structures help reduce carbon footprints and promote a greener future. Learn about the environmental advantages of PEMB construction and how they contribute to sustainability: Check out our latest blog for more insights here👉https://lnkd.in/gMbqHABM

If the construction industry adopted low-carbon materials such as timber for construction, its contribution to global carbon emissions could be greatly reduced. Watch our video to find out more: https://buff.ly/3upRBdY

How can we address embodied carbon in buildings and construction supply chains? Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring three experts at the forefront of sustainable building practices. Join us to take on embodied carbon in building projects with our panelists Massey Burke, Brian Reyes, and a representative of oWOW mass-timber construction, who are paving the way for low carbon buildings and infrastructure. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/grgedC6b

📺 NFRC's latest webinar, "A Window into Innovations in Building: From Decarbonization to Off-Site Construction," is available now. Join Ryan Colker to learn about new technologies and practices for buildings, the efforts to decarbonize new and existing buildings and the off-site construction process. Discover how the fenestration industry can contribute to its effective development and the crucial role of codes, standards, and conformity assessment in supporting off-site construction and decarbonization of buildings. 🌟 Watch the webinar now! ⬇ https://lnkd.in/ex2HNw-m

Why is modular construction the future? Discover how it offers faster timelines, cost savings, and a smaller environmental footprint! #ModularConstruction #SustainableBuilding #ConstructionTrends https://zurl.co/CiNy