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Pace reached 1.5 million CE hours delivered last week. The best part is the number of construction professionals that continue to be Pace customers since we started offering online CE back in 2003.

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Construction had the most fatalities of any industry last year Both the number of deaths and fatality rate increased, as the same hazards continued to claim lives in a dangerous profession.

OSHA Announces Switch from Traditional Hard Hats to Safety Helmets The agency is recommending safety helmets for people working in the construction industry, among others.

Megaprojects drive up demand for steel Chip factories, battery plants and data centers require more steel than typical commercial construction, according to a new report.

Shigeru Ban brings Paper Log House to Morocco in wake of earthquake Shigeru Ban has created a prototype for a temporary house that he plans to roll out in Morocco following this month's devastating earthquake.

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Smart PPE: How Can It Improve Construction Worker Safety? Worker safety is paramount in construction. Discover the advantages and challenges of using smart PPE on building sites, and how the technology is evolving.

All of us at pacePDH.com wish you and yours a safe and happy day of thanks. We will be closed for the holiday and open for business Monday, November 27th.

Construction has happiest workers of any industry Rising wages and plentiful jobs have kept employees' spirits high, but watch for signs of discontent, a new report says.

24+ Worst Plumbing Construction Mistakes Plumbing construction mistakes can be costly, time-consuming, and even dangerous. To avoid these costly errors

Modular bridges restore roads washed out by rain in California - Global Construction Review California’s San Luis Obispo County has installed two modular steel bridges to restore traffic on remote roads washed out by rainstorms in January and March this year.

How Boulder's first deconstruction project could pave way for other communities The hospital was carefully dismantled, piece by piece, salvaging 93.4% of the building material for reuse, according to the city. That’s 30 million pounds of material kept out of the landfill.