ELECTRI Updates
March Webinars: Productivity and IT Structure -
The ELECTRI Council Room session will focus on Best Practices to Maximize Productivity in the Pre-construction Process- March 19 at 3PM Eastern. Join Mike Curran (Red Top Electric), Craig Gini (Collins Electric), and Ken Brouwer (PJS Electric) for an interactive session to elevate your productivity and project performance. Share your insights, ask questions, and learn from peers as we explore this important topic. This session is best suited for project managers, superintendents, safety officers, and anyone involved in pre-construction planning who is looking to enhance productivity and project outcomes. A calendar hold will be sent soon.
IT & Coffee -
IT Structure by Company Size - Internal vs Outsource - March 27th at 11AM Eastern. This discussion will be led by Matt Lamb, with Rosendin.To make it easier for you and any of your staff to join each month’s IT & Coffee or ConTech & Coffee, we ask that you complete a one-time sign-up here. If you already signed up, you’re all set. If not, this is your chance. A calendar hold for this meeting will only be sent to those who have registered.
ELECTRI Connection Summit Sells Out in Record Time!
The ELECTRI Connection Summit opened for registration on February 27th—and sold out in just 20 minutes! As previously announced, registration was exclusively available to electrical contractors on the ELECTRI Council. If you missed the initial registration, you can still join the waiting list under the registration tab on the event page.
ELECTRI is pleased to share two new research reports that offer valuable insights and strategies to support your businesses:
1.Addressing a Changing Trade Workforce: Strategies for Electrical Contractors This new ELECTRI research provides valuable insights and actionable strategies to help contractors navigate workforce challenges, adapt to evolving industry dynamics, and empower the next generation of electricians. Be sure to explore this resource and discover innovative solutions to strengthen your workforce and drive your business forward. Access the full research report here.
2.Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Electrical Construction Industry
This cutting-edge report explores how AI technologies can enhance productivity, streamline operations, and create new opportunities for electrical contractors. Dive into this forward-thinking research to discover how your company can leverage AI to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive industry.
Empower Your Contractors with AI Insights – This report provides practical AI use cases tailored for electrical contractors, helping them automate tasks, improve efficiency, and stay competitive.
Address Workforce & Business Challenges – AI can help streamline back-office operations, enhance job site safety, and optimize contract management—all critical pain points for contractors.
This is more than research—it’s a roadmap to the future!
Example case study of where AI can be used as a tool within contract management
Access the full report here.
New! ELECTRI’s AI Tool List
Looking to streamline your operations? ELECTRI has compiled a comprehensive AI Tool List to help contractors integrate AI tools for greater efficiency.
View the AI Tool List
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
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Incentive Pay Research: We are still looking for participants for this important research. Participants will include construction professionals from electrical contracting companies and related industry partners. Your insights will contribute to developing strategies that can enhance the effectiveness of incentive pay in the industry. To fill out the survey, please Click Here.
ELECTRI International and American Apprenticeships Work have partnered to offer a national Project Management Apprenticeship program! The NECA/ELECTRI Project Management Apprenticeship provides aspiring electrical project managers with the technical expertise, leadership abilities, and business acumen needed to work on large-scale electrical projects successfully. Click Here for more information.
ELECTRI appreciates your assistance with this research. If you have any questions about the research, please contact Amanda Harbison, ELECTRI’s Director of Research, at Amanda@electri.org.
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