AIAS FORUM Denver Recap

Words: Bronzella Cleveland

The AIAS hosted the 2022 FORUM Denver virtually from January 6-8, 2022. If you couldn't make it, then rest assured we have you covered. Check out the CRIT Journal's recap from start to finish! Be on the lookout for the AIAS' Grass Roots event.

Smarter Time Tracking on the Jobsite: Introducing Geofence Notifications and Logging in CrewTracks

April 2026

For masonry contractors, time tracking is more than just a payroll task; it’s a key part of managing crews, understanding job costs, and keeping projects running smoothly. Yet many companies still struggle with one common challenge: making sure employees

Erin Koets

MAP Partner

Fechino Files: Diesels Below 32 Degrees

April 2026

I am guessing that if you are reading this, then you experienced the cold, late-January spell that took over most of the country. The cold weather has many effects on the operations of a masonry contractor, from job shutdowns to equipment starting issues,

Steven Fechino

Fechino Files

Outreach Outlook: Building Momentum Across the Southern Region

April 2026

As April arrives, the pace of our outreach and workforce efforts across the Southern Region reaches a new level of intensity. This is the time of year when our programs, partners, and state collaborators all accelerate at once. SkillsUSA competitions are

Conner Birdsong

Outreach Outlook

Marvelous Masonry: Elbphilharmonie

April 2026

Most people know the Elbphilharmonie for its glass façade and dramatic roofline. From a distance, that’s what defines the skyline in Hamburg’s HafenCity district. But for masonry contractors and suppliers, the real story starts at the base.

Cass Stern

Marvelous Masonry

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