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ELECTRI Updates
As 2024 has come to a close, ELECTRI would like to take a moment to thank you for making this year truly remarkable. Your engagement, expertise, and commitment to ELECTRI International’s mission has been instrumental in advancing their work. They're excited to share their 2024 Year-End Report with you. You can CLICK HERE for the report your convenience, packed with highlights from this year, insights worth revisiting, and fresh ideas to inspire your plans for 2025. We hope you’ll also share some of the resources and videos included with your team.
For a closer look, you can also view this report and past reviews on the ELCTRI website. ELECTRI is looking forward to kicking off 2025 with many of you at their January Council meeting. Until then, ELECTRI's warmest wishes for a joyful holiday season and a healthy, prosperous new year.
ELECTRI November Recap
New Research Projects Now Available on the ELECTRI Website!
ELECTRI is excited to share two new research projects designed to empower electrical contractors with valuable insights:
MEP Contractors and GCs: What is the Cost of Inexperience? – This study uncovers the financial impact of inexperience within construction teams and highlights strategies for mitigating risks and improving collaboration. Read more here.
Contract Benchmarking Analytics 2024: Document Crunch Report – Dive into the updated comprehensive analytics on contract trends, key clauses, and benchmarks to negotiate better agreements and protect your business. Learn more here.
Visit the ELECTRI website to explore these reports and discover how they can help your business succeed in a competitive industry. Click on the ELECTRI Research link below in the Quick Links to find all of ELECTRI's years of research.
Help ELECTRI build a contract database!
After a recent Council Room session, members of the ELECTRI Council suggested building a contract database so contractors can view contract clauses from other areas. All pricing, numbers, and competitive information will be redacted from each contract. The purpose is to see the contract language that is being used by different contractors across North America. This database will live on a hidden webpage on ELECTRI’s website, available only through a direct link sent to the Council. To contribute, please send your redacted contracts to Laura.Holmes@electri.org
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
ELECTRI November Webinar Recordings:
ELECTRI’s November Council Room focused on ELECTRI’s latest research, The Impact Megaprojects Have on Labor Markets. The discussion was led by Researcher Anthony Perrenoud, PhD, William H. McMurren Department Chair of Construction Management and Associate Professor at Boise State University. Anthony shares highlights from his research and answers questions on this popular topic.
Access the Recording here.
A recent IT & Coffee session focused on cybersecurity and is led by Dr. James McGibney, Senior Director of Cybersecurity with Rosendin. Dr. McGibney shares valuable insights on how he protects Rosendin from cybersecurity attacks and best practices. He also touches on his company BullyVille, which seeks to help victims of online bullying.
Access the recording here.
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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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