About the webinar

Integrating Tech in Construction Is an Investment, Not a Cost

Nowadays, the adoption of technology is not just a trend, but a necessity for the future. Our webinar is designed specifically for those in the field seeking to harness this digital shift. It will provide attendees with practical knowledge on implementing technology to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in their projects.

This interactive session will equip professionals with the tools and insights needed to apply innovative solutions in real-world scenarios, ensuring they are prepared to lead the way in the construction industry’s technological evolution.

What You Will Learn

Choosing the Right Tools

How to assess and select technologies that match your project's specific needs, and understand the ROI these technologies can offer.

Case Studies of Successful Integration

Analyzing real-life examples where technology has transformed construction projects, highlighting the steps taken, the challenges overcome, and the benefits realized.

Overcoming Barriers to Adoption

Practical tips on seamlessly integrating new tech into construction, covering cost management, team training, and workflow integration without operational disruption.

Improving Team Collaboration

Introducing digital tools that streamline communication and reduce project delays, directly impacting project costs positively.

Compliance and Risk Management Tools

How to use software designed for regulatory compliance, helping you keep up with building codes and labor laws. This approach reduces legal risks and helps avoid penalties or project halts.

Webinar Agenda

Duration 1 Hour
Price Free

Current Challenges in the Construction Industry

• Supply Chain Disruptions
• Labor Shortages and Skill Gaps
• Sustainability and Environmental Concerns
• Technological Integration
• Project Management Challenges

The Role of Technology in Addressing these Challenges

• Innovative Supply Chain Optimization
• Labor Efficiency
• Sustainable Solutions
• Safety Enhancements
• Regulatory Compliance
• Tech Adoption
• Financial Management
• Enhanced Communication

Real-World Examples and Success Stories

Emerging trends and innovations in construction technology.

• Wearable Technology
• Mobile Workforce Management Apps
• Artificial Intelligence for Workforce Planning
• Augmented Reality for Training
• Remote Monitoring and IoT
• Collaborative Platforms and Digital Workspaces
• Machine Learning for HR Analytics

Meet The Speaker

Jason Grafton

Director of Organizational Development | KD Construction of Florida

Jason has over 10 years of experience in the concrete construction industry including different roles as Regional Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Chief Estimator, Estimator, Regional Preconstruction Lead, and Manager of Preconstruction Services.

He has managed many of the largest structures in the Virginia, North & South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, as well has had a National influence on concrete work throughout the US. He has proven Estimating knowledge for Cast in Place Structures; establishing cost, schedule, means and methods; knowledge includes CIP framed slab structures, standalone vertical core construction, place & finish, “rod busting” & post-tension installation, excavation, etc.; extensive knowledge of forming systems including major & minor suppliers such as DOKA, Peri, EFCO, ULMA, Dayton, etc.; critical Path Scheduling for cast in place structures; estimating knowledge for Tilt-Up Structures; capable of establishing cost, schedule, sequence, place & finish, means and methods. He has a passion for teaching, mentoring and effectively sharing his knowledge with others as well as a passion for pushing the companies he has worked with from good to GREAT!

Meet The Speaker

Jason Grafton

Director of Organizational Development | KD Construction of Florida

Jason has over 10 years of experience in the concrete construction industry including different roles as Regional Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Chief Estimator, Estimator, Regional Preconstruction Lead, and Manager of Preconstruction Services.

He has managed many of the largest structures in the Virginia, North & South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, as well has had a National influence on concrete work throughout the US. He has proven Estimating knowledge for Cast in Place Structures; establishing cost, schedule, means and methods; knowledge includes CIP framed slab structures, standalone vertical core construction, place & finish, “rod busting” & post-tension installation, excavation, etc.; extensive knowledge of forming systems including major & minor suppliers such as DOKA, Peri, EFCO, ULMA, Dayton, etc.; critical Path Scheduling for cast in place structures; estimating knowledge for Tilt-Up Structures; capable of establishing cost, schedule, sequence, place & finish, means and methods. He has a passion for teaching, mentoring and effectively sharing his knowledge with others as well as a passion for pushing the companies he has worked with from good to GREAT!

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FAQ

What are the most pressing current challenges in the construction industry?
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Key challenges include managing rising project costs, navigating extended project timelines, addressing workforce shortages, and ensuring stringent safety standards on construction sites.

How can technology play a role in overcoming the construction industry's challenges?
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Technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM), drones, and project management software offer solutions by improving efficiency, accuracy, and safety, ultimately mitigating many of these challenges.

Are there real-world examples where technology positively impacted construction projects?
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Yes, numerous projects have seen significant benefits from technology integration, such as reduced errors, safety, and better project management, leading to time and cost savings.

What emerging trends and technological innovations are shaping the future of construction?
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Artificial intelligence, machine learning, sustainable construction practices, and the use of robotics are among the innovations driving the future of the industry, promising greater efficiency and environmental sustainability.

How is technology offering solutions to the labor shortage in construction?
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Automation and robotics are being deployed to perform repetitive tasks, while digital tools are streamlining project management and operations, compensating for the labor shortage by enhancing productivity and efficiency.

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