Personnel File – No. 415
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s our weekly Personnel File roundup.
Creating a Common Framework for Building Contractors
John Ferrante is charting a course for Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts that takes a broader view of what a trade group is for, adding workforce development and more to its advocacy work.
Personnel File – No. 356
Who’s on the move? From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s The Personnel File.
Building New Pathways into the Trades
Francis Colantonio built a two-man carpentry business into a general contracting firm that completes more than $100 million in annual project work. Now, he’s trying to open opportunities for younger workers and increase diversity in the industry.
Construction Bans Begin to Affect Suburbs
Following the lead of Boston and Cambridge, the town of Walpole has ordered a shutdown of major construction sites in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Industry Coalition Pans Proposed Net-Zero Building Code
A coalition representing a wide swath of the state’s real estate industry is calling out a proposed “net-zero” building code included in a package of legislation the state Senate is considering as part of a plan to shrink Massachusetts’ carbon footprint to zero by 2050.
Construction Industry Holds Work Stoppage to Confront Opioid Overdoses
Massachusetts construction companies and labor unions held work stoppages at 50 project sites from Boston to Springfield on Wednesday as their industry attempts to confront a high rate of fatal opioid overdoses among its ranks.
AGC MA Holds Forum on Opioids in Construction Industry
The state’s trade association for commercial construction companies is trying to help the fight against Massachusetts’ opioid crisis, with a forum aimed at highlighting the toll the crisis has taken on workers in the industry and offering potential solutions.
