The construction industry is currently facing a lot of changes that restrict the ways business is done efficiently. In many areas with shelter in place orders, construction is still considered an essential business, often with the caveat that they maintain social distancing guidelines and/or have a maximum staffing size. However, other areas are more restrictive on the type of construction allowed (ex: critical infrastructure only, affordable housing, etc.).
In this GlobeSt article by Partner’s Brian Ward, Technical Director of Construction Services, he offers 7 things to be considered for construction projects that are moving forward during COVID-19. Click here to read more.
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