Management & HR

As the quality control technician for Aggregate Industries Northeast Region Inc., Tracy Richard’s career in the asphalt industry began in her early thirties and she has encouragement for other women considering a similar career change.

New leadership and new goals start a New Year for WofA

More workers are needed in the industry to help build and maintain the roads and bridges that connect our communities and move our commerce. Rather than bemoan the problem, let’s look at some ways to solve it.

Experts helped compile a set of ideas that smaller employers in the construction industry can implement to encourage workers to check them out, sign on and stay. 

More workers are needed in the industry to help build and maintain the roads and bridges that connect our communities and move our commerce. Here are eight places to look for your next crew member: 1. Find truck drivers with Next Generation Truckers at https://www.nextgentrucking.org/.  2. Find skilled veterans through GI Jobs, which hosts frequent virtual career fairs; Helmets […]

Launched earlier this year, OnTraccr is a productivity platform offering time-tracking, communication and project management tools that aims to be easy to use for construction companies of all sizes.

Tracy Moore started in the asphalt industry in 1988 with Sloan Construction. Over the years, she’s gained experience with quality control/quality assurance (QC/QA) as well as equipment operation, and she’s learned not to take any guff from negative types.