Qualifying for the Research & Development Tax Credit
Contractors constantly find new ways to improve their work. Whether developing new processes or optimizing how you use materials on the jobsite, these innovative efforts
FCA Safety Calls: Educational Resource for Safety Professionals
Click here to access a playlist of FCA’s Safety Call recordings Every month, FCA’s Safety Professionals hold safety calls for the FCA community to discuss
ERISA Building and Construction Rule Exemption Denied to Contractor by Court Ruling
Click here to read the full Court Decision In the case “Dycom Industries, Inc. v. Pension, Hospitalization & Benefit Plan of the Electrical Industry,” the
FCA Minority Contractor Peer Group
Click here to read more about the FCA Minority Contractor Peer Group FCA International is thrilled to announce the establishment of a new Minority Contractor
Drywall Case Studies on Quality, Efficiency and Cost
These case studies are provided courtesy of Trim-Tex, one of FCA International’s supporting partners. The drywall trade is constantly evolving with advancements in technologies, materials,
7 Steps for Lockout/Tagout Procedures
Lockout and tagout procedures (LOTO) are implemented to protect employees during the servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment where unexpected energization, startup or release
PCA/FCA Industry Standards Updated
Click here to access the updated standards The PCA/FCA Industry Standards have been updated and are ready for industry use. For decades, these standards (formerly
Cold Stress Resources
As frigid temperatures affect areas across North America, many craftspeople will be working in cold temperatures that could potentially be dangerous if they are not
Preparing for the Unexpected – Emergency Action Plans
Savvy businesses have budget plans and staffing projections because they can be forecast with a reasonable amount of certainty. But how does a business plan
Report Finds Union Contractors are the Industry’s Safest
Click here to download the CPWR’s Bulletin A recent report from CPWR – the Center for Construction Research and Training – found that union contractors