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Earthwork is a dangerous, time-consuming part of any construction project — but its accompanying challenges aren’t always physical. Ensuring EPA compliance, tackling common workplace disputes, and maintaining ethical safety standards are just some of the obstacles earthworks contractors must surmount to remain on-task and on-budget. Discover how drone technology can effectively remove these barriers and streamline site operations in this article.

Drone LiDAR has emerged as a game-changer in the field of preliminary design. In this article, we will explore how developers can leverage drone LiDAR in the preliminary design phase of construction projects. We will look at the concept of drone LiDAR, its applications in construction, and the myriad of benefits it offers over traditional methods.

The UAVs ability to efficiently survey, enhance safety measures, improve construction processes, and aid in various aspects of bridge construction has positioned them as an asset in modern construction projects. This article explores the multifaceted impact of drones in bridge construction, highlighting advancements in surveying, safety and risk mitigation, efficiencies, and their contribution to the construction process itself.

Keep both workers and pedestrians safe with detailed, effective traffic management plans, supplemented by aerial drone imagery. With a visual record of planned actions, cross-functional teams can stay informed, organized, and most importantly, safe from incidents. In this article, we’ll explore how to use drone photography to illustrate and verify your traffic management plans.

Choosing the right drone vendor can be confusing and overwhelming. Considering that drones are a brand-new trade/CSI division in the construction industry, it can be difficult to know what to look for or even how to find and hire the right company. In this article, we will outline five key steps construction businesses should consider when selecting a drone vendor.

In order to verify earthwork volumes throughout this 160-acre mixed-use development site, a LiDAR drone mission was determined to be the most time efficient, accurate, and cost effective method for mapping Cambridge Constructors & Engineers’ entire project. After analyzing the elevation data, it was discovered that over 100,000 cubic yards of additional dirt was needed to complete the job – saving the company considerable time and money in rework.

Discourse and commonplace conflict are nothing new to construction. Whether for noise ordinance violations, incomplete work, or contractual matters, these disputes can be very costly. In this article we will explore how drones identify and resolve these workplace disputes in construction projects.