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Promoting Careers in the Electrical Contracting Business through Student Chapter Engagement and Research on Energy Efficient Projects
Read moreThe main objective of this research project was to develop a document outlining activities and resources critical to starting, operating, and assuring continuity of activities for NECA student chapters throughout the academic year, and to promote student engagement with tasks related to the electrical contracting busine
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Quality Assurance Guide for Inside and Outside Electrical Contractors
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Quantifying the Cumulative Impact of Change Orders for Electrical Contractors
Read moreChange is inevitable on construction projects, primarily because of the uniqueness of each project and the limited resources of time and money that can be spent on planning, executing, and delivering the project.
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Repositioning Careers in Electrical Contracting
Read moreThe goal of this project is to improve the quality and quantity of entry level applicants by repositioning careers in electrical contracting.
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Robots in Construction and Maintenance: Current Use in Power System Work and Inside Construction
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Safety Risk Management for Electrical Transmission and Distribution Line Construction
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Sequencing Guidelines for Electrical Contractors
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Single vs. Multiple Prime Contracting
Read morePolicies regarding public building construction affect the interests of taxpayers, construction authorities, general contractors, specialty contractors, and other stakeholders that participate in the construction process.
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Single vs. Separate Prime Contracting: A National Study
Read moreThis study expands on the 1993 publication Single vs. Separate Bidding by looking at prime-contracting issues on a national level and includes an overview of the major issues in the single vs. separate prime debate.
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Smart Buildings and Internet of Things (IOT) Impact on Electrical Contracting
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Smart Grid: Installation and Construction Management Aspects for Electrical Contractors
Read moreA “smart grid” can be described as the integration of the electrical grid with the information technology/ communication system so it can effectively monitor and manage the generation, storage, transmission, distribution and consumption of electricity.
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Stacking of Trades for Electrical Contractors
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Strategies for Minimizing the Economic Consequences of Schedule Acceleration and Compression
Read moreThis 44-page study displays a model to quantify loss of labor efficiency.
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Successfully Managing Limited-Energy Systems Projects
Read moreLimited-energy systems (LES) are becoming an increasingly large part of the commercial, industrial, and institutional construction dollar; and this trend will continue.
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Supply Chain Cooperative Initiative
Read moreELECTRI International has completed its study on the feasibility of an industry-wide cooperative initiative to address waste reduction in the electrical construction supply chain. The overall goal has been to determine industry interest in working together as a group, facilit