We can't wait to see all of your wonderful pictures! 

Join the PD&E, Marketing, and Membership Committees for a webinar this Thursday where they will be discussing employer and employee benefits! 

Click the link below to read the NAWIC Safety Toolbox Talks in English and Spanish. 

Women’s bodies differ from men’s, requiring Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) designed with their measurements in mind, but many women still face difficulties accessing properly fitting PPE, particularly in industries like construction, manufacturing, and mining. This lack of access not only threatens safety but also reflects a broader equity gap in the workplace. In response, a global survey, conducted alongside the #MyBodyMyPPE campaign in April 2024, collected data from 505 women across various industries, primarily in English-speaking countries, to understand the challenges they face in securing appropriate PPE. The findings emphasize the need for proactive solutions to close the PPE equity gap and improve safety for all workers, regardless of gender. Click the link below to read the full report from The Safety Rack. 

 

Investing in the right HR technology solutions can automate the most time-consuming tasks. Because tasks are automated, there is little to no room for human error. The work is not only faster but more accurate.  

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Whether it’s to learn new skills or to share resources with others, Procore has you covered. Check out free courses on learn.procore.com and articles, webinars and case studies under Resources on procore.com. You can learn how to use the Procore platform as well as general industry knowledge about construction management. As the leading technology partner for every stage of construction, Procore is your trusted resource for workforce and personal development.

We are in the last two days of Women in Construction Week, and Atlanta News First is highlighting one woman who is pushing her way to the top of her company one project at a time.
From ANF

After seven years teaching students, Mariah Watson wanted a different career and decided to pursue construction.
From The Business Journal

Founder, CEO, President, Managing Director — Rita Brown's construction industry resume is filled to the brim with leadership positions.
From LinkedIn

These women are helping to shape the industry from the ground up.