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4. 40U40 Symposium Closing Remarks

3. 40U40 Symposium Panel discussion - The evolving world of construction

2. 40U40 Symposium Keynote Speaker

1. 40U40 Symposium Welcome & Opening Remarks

While residential and commercial construction have faced post-pandemic challenges, government-driven projects, including key infrastructure projects, are providing stability and growth to Canada’s construction sector. On-Site Magazine and representatives from Canada’s infrastructure sector explore current infrastructure projects, upcoming projects, and the sector’s prospects going forward durin...

You can’t go more than a day or two without someone mentioning Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on business. The technology is already having an impact on Canada’s construction industry. From contract reviews to pre-construction planning to jobsite safety and project tracking and scheduling, AI can bring some significant benefits to this industry. This technology can be a g...

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Imaging technology is bringing major changes to the construction sites throughout Canada. Everyone has seen Spot the Robotic Dog, and while that technology is eye-catching, it’s just scratching the surface of how images can be (and are) used on construction sites. From tapping drone technology to build accurate site maps, to the use of images to build 3-D models for VDC, to generating pin-point...

On-Site magazine and a panel of industry experts take a look at what’s next in the evolution of Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) and Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology. As digital construction tools like BIM continue to expand and evolve their capabilities, project management is moving from collaborating on 3-D plans to seeing how changes to these plans will potentially impact...

To remain on the cutting edge, Canada’s leading contractors are making the technology choices today that will dictate how the industry tackles projects throughout the 2020s and beyond. On-Site together with representatives from Bockstael Construction, EllisDon and Turner Construction held an hour-long panel discussion on August 24, 2021 covering the progress contractors have already made, areas...

Reduce Rework with BIM

Risk and reward Data strategy for construction

Smart buildings. Connecting components and the trades

Spreadsheets Aren’t Good Enough Anymore Stepping Up to Specialized Software for Heavy Construction

The future of construction technology: Staying at the forefront

On-Site John Bockstael