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The Economic Impact of Women-Owned Businesses
“Women owned businesses are making incredible progress, despite the odds being against them in many cases,” Acting President and CEO of Women Impacting Public Policy (WIPP), Angela Dinge said.
The State of Women in Construction in 2026
In 2026, about 1.36 million women worked in the construction industry, accounting for 11.2% of this blue-collar workforce. This statistic represents a 45% increase in women working in construction over the last decade.
Tips for Maintaining your Fire Alarm System
Regular fire alarm system maintenance is essential to to keep your system working properly in the event of a fire. By understanding the specific needs of your system, getting trained in proper use, implementing a cleaning schedule....
Understanding Fire Safety
According to the US National Safety Council (NSC), the leading causes of home fires and injuries are cooking and heating. Thus, fire safety at home should be prioritized by practicing safety tips and protocols when using electrical appliances, cooking equipment, and others that may be fire hazards.
Number Matter: Women Working in Construction
Women made more progress as construction managers than as construction trade workers. Women
comprise 10.5 percent of construction managers, more than double their share of workers in the
trades (4.3 percent) and much higher than first-line supervisors (6.0 percent).
The Importance of Professional Low Voltage Installation
Low voltage installation is the process of installing and configuring the electrical systems that support modern technology, including telecommunications, security, and audio-visual systems. It's an essential aspect of any construction or renovation project, and it requires a high degree of expertise and precision