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Over the course of 18 months of construction, our Southeast teammates built the Blackbaud World Headquarters in Charleston, SC. This 172,000-square-foot office complex, complete with parking for 650 vehicles, is part of the Daniel Island community.

This stunning drone footage was taken by Multivista in celebration of �ձ�����’s topping out of The Independent, a soaring 58-story residential tower in the heart of downtown Austin, Texas. It was a double the celebration as the team was also honored for 850,000 person-hours without a lost time accident. Congratulations to the Austin office on reaching both of these significant milestones.

Phenomenal video was taken by our trade partner Multivista in celebration of �ձ�����’s topping out of The Independent, a soaring 58-story residential tower in the heart of downtown Austin, Texas. There was double the celebration as the project team recently topped out and marked 850,000 person-hours without a lost time accident. Congratulations to everyone involved in reaching these significant milestones!

Mark Zuckerberg is well known for his approach to innovation, as the following quote demonstrates, “Move fast and break things. Unless you are breaking stuff, you are not moving fast enough. People think innovation is just having a good idea, but a lot of it is just moving quickly and trying a lot of things.”

How often have you heard, as part of your pre-task plan, that workers must be 100% tied-off, 100% of the time?

We spoke with Manny Rodriguez, southeast regional safety director for Baker Concrete, to discuss the ways in which our companies come together to protect our people and the public.

In the construction industry, we know that fatalities can result from one wrong choice in the matter of a second. But through the power of Virtual Reality—VR for short—five minutes might be all it takes to save a life.

Since the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) was formed in the 1970s, the manufacturing industry has made tremendous improvements when it comes to safety. Despite years of new rules and regulations, the same cannot be said for construction. Statistics tell us that incident rates are on the rise, and so are fatalities.