Solstice Cam is a wireless jobsite security camera that provides live streaming, continuous recording and professional-grade time-lapse technology at an affordable price. The patent-pending technology is engineered in the U.S. by EarthCam. It connects to Wi-Fi and sets up in seconds. A long-lasting battery and small solar panel make it the perfect choice for short-term or unpowered jobsites. Construction professionals often struggle to provide inexpensive security cameras that continuously record and create time-lapse videos of their projects. With full HD live streaming, continuous video recording and AI-edited time-lapse videos, Solstice Cam fulfills the need right out of the box. Smart … Read more
Kenzen Launches Smart PPE Patch for Worker Safety
Kenzen has launched a real-time worker heat-monitoring system. The cloud-based software as a service system includes a wearable device worn by workers on their arm, which alerts both the worker and their supervisor when core body temperature is too high. Real-time alerts allow for immediate intervention from heat injuries. The wearable monitors multiple physiological and environmental metrics, including heart rate, activity, skin and ambient temperatures. Together, this sensor data allows for the real-time prediction of core body temperature, providing alerts when temperatures approach unsafe levels. Data captured by the system can be used to help companies identify heat risk and … Read more
Mi-T-M Introduces New Quiet Air Compressor
Mi-T-M Corporation recently introduced a quiet 3 gallon air compressor designed for both indoor and outdoor use. This new hand-carry model features a 1/5 horsepower electric motor, high-performance, oil-free pump and dual-industrial interchange quick-connect fittings for universal use. The compressor produces 4.0 cfm at 90 psi. It also features a protective roll cage to keep components secure. With a noise level of less than 70 dBA, this air compressor is ideal for indoor projects where noise is a concern. Used for powering brad staplers, nail guns and small air tools, it comes with a one-year warranty.
COVID-19 Response (Part 2): How Companies are Adapting to Current Climate
Last month, Construction Superintendent featured best practices—compiled by The Builder’s Association—to help protect the safety and well-being of the industry, including your crews, trade partners, clients and the general public. While countries all over the world continue to enact and update policies and procedures to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease, as essential workers, contractors remain on the frontlines each day. And for this issue, Construction Superintendent asked general contractors how they’re dealing with the COVID-19 climate in light of what is presently known about the disease. The response was overwhelming. Here’s what respondents had to say: Kraus-Anderson Shifting … Read more
A Chat with Donna Strange, Assistant Superintendent at HOAR Construction
Wearing her hard hat with pride, heart & passion By Chris Maday Schmidt Donna Strange is an assistant superintendent at Hoar Construction, where she’s donned a hard hat for more than 10 years in an industry where women make up less than 10% of the field. Strange is responsible for assisting the project superintendent and other personnel onsite, and supervises layout and coordination of trades for specific portions of the project. Join Construction Superintendent as Strange shares the best advice she’s received working in the field, the biggest challenge she’s encountered on the job and her advice for those interested … Read more






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