Mass Construction Show

Went live on Linkedin Live to talk about 5 things of interest in construction.  It was also a way to test out a new format for the podcast. Let me know what you think?   Topics covered:   🏗 New structural technology   🚧 Municipalities going beyond OSHA  🚞 Green line extension   🔋 EVs and 3D printing with metal  🎧 and a podcast you might like from John Burns Real Estate Consulting Let’s connect! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

Today’s episode is a recording of a talk I gave at the Industrialized Wood-Based Construction Conference. The talk was centered around what codes are indicating about our future buildings. Based on listener interest, I thought you might enjoying hearing it as well. Enjoy the show! Want more? sign up for the Mass Con Newsletter or just be social... Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

They're back!  Adam Kreitman of Lee Kennedy Company and David Mullins of  AECOM Tishman, continue the conversation about going beyond your daily responsibilities to reach your goals. If you like the idea of the linked group as described in the show reach out to me at the linkedIn link below to make sure you’re included. Enjoy the show! Let’s connect for the ride! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

This episode is with Krysta Van Ranst Director of Talent, Teams and Culture at Dellbrook | JKS Krysta destroys it with... the importance the CEO getting behind Learning and Development.   Dellbrook JKS’s approach of looking at learning as a grouping of Experiential, Mentoring and Formal training.   “on boarding”  employee assessments and much more.  Many firms both large and small could learn from what Krysta has to say. Enjoy the show! Let’s connect: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

Links to the IWBC Conference and my LinkedIn profile for the Live Lunch on 10/23.

In this episode we chat with First Assistant District Attorney of Suffolk County Dan Mulhern to discuss Operation Exit RENEW, a program designed to assist citizens who are recently released and in the process of rebuilding their lives with developing skills and accessing opportunities to find work.  We cover a number of the available programs and explain how you can help.  Construction has been about second chances for many people, so let's extend a hand to make sure that continues.  Enjoy the show! Let’s connect! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

This episode is with Adam Kreitman of Lee Kennedy Company and David Mullins of  AECOM Tishman, both individuals who have to some degree mastered the systematizing of “lessons learned” and also have realized the value of going beyond work, to get better at work. If you like the idea of the linked group as described in the show reach out to me at the linkedIn link below to make sure you’re included. Enjoy the show! Let’s hitch up for the ride! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

Three of the more informative segments of 2018 covering business strategy and market research.  If you're intrigued to learn more about Matt Consigli, Mike Fallon or Bill Held listen to the full shows here: Matt Consigli  Mike Fallon Bill Held Let’s connect! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

This episode is a panel discussion on NFPA 241 execution with three construction managers Adam Kreitman Project Manager at Lee Kennedy Company,  Rob Carson Director of Risk and Safety at Dellbrook JKS and Matt Combs Project Manager at Erland Construction. The three panelist were chosen because their firms are leading the way in fire safety and this is a great opportunity for you to hear how they are managing and exceeding at fire safety. Enjoy the show Become connected: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution

In this episode John demystifies the process of construction and demolition waste. Covering the life cycling of C&D waste and explaining all the players in the process including haulers, transfer stations, processors, and reuse. We also discuss the timeline for closing of landfills in Massachusetts and what that means for builders. We talk about the somewhat bleak picture from an environmental and economic standpoint but then get into what we can do to help change our trajectory. Enjoy the show. Let’s connect! Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook Intro music by Sound Revolution