The Construction Labor Research Council’s (CLRC) new report, Contractor’s Cost Conundrum, explains...
Contractor’s Cost Conundrum Report Helps Explain Contractor’s Economic Challenges
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Boardroom and Classroom Upgrades
As many of you are aware, the MCA/CPCA offices recently underwent a technology update in our...
2022 Required Jobsite and Safety Posters Still Available
Do you need required jobsite and safety posters for 2022? MAPIC has a limited number of these...
Four-Hour State OCILB Class on June 30
MAPIC members have the opportunity to attend a four-hour State OCILB class in late June. Kathy...
Executive Director Tom Wanner Retires
Longtime MAPIC Executive Director Wanner retired on May 2. He devoted 35 years of his life to the...
2-Hour State OCILB Class
MAPIC will hold a 2-hour State OCILB class on May 26 from 8 to 10 a.m. Attorney Michael Pascoe of...
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AGC: Construction Employment Climbs By 13,000 In June
Record Number Of Unfilled Positions At End Of May According to a recent news release by the Associated General Contractors of America, federal employment data showed the construction industry added 13,000 jobs in June, while the number of jobseekers with construction...
Free Safety Services for MCI and CPI Members
Did you know that your contribution to MCI/CPI provides you access to many safety services at no additional cost? Some of the services include: Job site inspections Tool box talks for your jobsites Safety and Health Manual Site Specific Safety Programs Help with 3rd...
Contractor’s Cost Conundrum Report Helps Explain Contractor’s Economic Challenges
The Construction Labor Research Council’s (CLRC) new report, Contractor’s Cost Conundrum, explains some of the economic and staffing challenges faced by contractors. The report shows that recent increases in material prices dwarf the cost of living. It also explains...