Job Site Culture

Wayne Rivers
By Wayne Rivers
12 minutes

Every construction company has a culture – either by design or by default – and the same applies to every job site. That’s right, every job site has a unique culture of its own. If that’s the case, what are the best practices for developing and improving culture at the job site level?

Please tune in this week as Dennis reviews his top seven job site culture components and what works for his members. Let us hear from you in the comments section; what works for you in engineering terrific culture on your job sites?

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