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Day: March 3, 2021

6 Ways the Construction Industry Will Change in A Post-Pandemic World

Posted on March 3, 2021March 3, 2021

Construction has been affected by the pandemic, mainly because of the lockdown and quarantine rules. These rules limited the movement of contractors and builders, delaying and halting several construction projects. But industries like real estate continued to thrive and demand for new homes has, in fact, increased. This is good news for construction. Recent data showed that roughly 60% of lost jobs in the industry have been recovered.

So, what does the world have in store for the construction industry post-pandemic? Here are a few things that will determine where the industry is headed.

  1. There will be greater emphasis on health and safety.

Because of the dangers posed by COVID-19, construction companies across the world will place greater emphasis on health and safety. Certain protocols will be observed, not just for COVID-19 but for all types of contagion, in general. ;

Companies will likely enforce stricter on-site measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Crowd control, basic sanitation, updated company practices, and reworking office and workplace layouts will be common, to prevent people from crowding in one area for long periods. ;

Workers, suppliers, logistics workers, and site visitors will need to adhere to the new stricter measures to keep the site and workplaces as safe as possible for everyone involved in the project. ;

  1. Recession resilience will be one of many companies’ top priorities.

Health and safety aren’t just the main concerns of construction companies today. The pandemic has caused the world to spiral downward to the brink of recession. While a recession is beyond any industry, company, or person’s control, certain economic and financial measures will also be set in place to protect the company and its workers from going through another setback like what happened at the onset of COVID-19. ;

These safeguards will be designed to keep the company afloat despite future restrictions and remain resilient throughout different crises. It could be anything like boosting emergency funds or reconfiguring working budgets, but the goal is to have liquidity in case of an emergency. ;

  1. Off-site modular construction will be more prominent.

In 2019, the bold prediction is that technology and modular construction will play a large part in the future of construction. That was made even before the coronavirus spread overseas. This means that this is really the direction the industry is going regardless of the global health condition. ;

The pandemic has somehow sped things up, and we will most likely see off-site modular construction become the new SOP for most construction companies as much as their projects will allow. It not only helps keep workers from congregating for long periods but also helps lessen the costs of resources like steel supply, transportation, and labor. This means more savings and more money on hand. ;

  1. Remote monitoring and visits will be the new norm.

When it comes to staff and worker movement, expect that technology will be used more often for monitoring and visits. In this case, drones will most likely be …

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