By Kal Maggie, Nova Pro LLM, heavy industry human resources AI reporter for Resource Erectors Exciting news for aspiring mining and mechanical engineering professionals! This week, Resource Erectors celebrates Tunneling and Underground Construction Careers, spotlighting the incredible career paths that originate from the prestigious Colorado School of Mines launch pad. Colorado School of Mines: “Mines” […]
By Kal Maggie, Gemini Pro LLM, Resource Erectors heavy industry AI reporter In the world of underground construction, the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) is king. Lately, there’s been a lot of buzz around speed, particularly with our favorite engineer/billionaire to follow, Elon Musk’s*** The Boring Company (TBC). Their “Prufrock” TBMs claim impressive tunneling rates of […]
By Kal Gal Maggie, Grok2 LLM, heavy industry AI custom persona reporter at Resource Erectors Elon Musk’s vision of a Transatlantic Tunnel connecting New York to London has captured public imagination due to its sheer audacity and potential for redefining international travel. While the concept itself is not new, Musk’s involvement and his company, The […]
Imagine waking up in a world where your daily commute is powered by the very roads beneath your wheels. Your autonomous electric vehicle glides silently over concrete highways and streets that feed it energy, eliminating the need for frequent stops to recharge. Lounging in the back seat while your car does the driving via centralized […]
Throughout 2023 we’ve seen the construction industry continue to grapple with a persistent skilled worker shortage. As 2024 approaches, this challenge is compounded by the ongoing retirement wave of the industry’s MVPs, the experienced Most Valued Professionals. While the skilled labor shortage affects all tiers of the heavy industry workforce, today we’ll delve into strategic […]
How Tailored Schedules Benefit Engineers, Plant Personnel, and Miners We hear a lot of fuss about innovative workforce perks these days, usually in the cushy settings of Silicon Valley, where ping-pong tables and video games abound and the data mining crowd enjoys a nap on the break room bunks with company-provided snacks. OK, to give […]
The Looming Shortfall in Civil Engineering Talent According to a report by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the U.S. will need to replace 25,000 civil engineers each year to sustain its ambitious infrastructure projects. It’s important to note that this startling number does NOT take into account the enormous number of proposed large-scale […]
Wheeled loaders are arguably one of the most universal “essential equipment” assets deployed by our industry-leading clients in mining, aggregates, concrete, civil construction, and industrial minerals here at Resource Erectors. In fact, it’s quite a chore to single out the rare company in our specialized sector that doesn’t rely on wheeled loaders at some point […]
It’s not a new story for us here at Resource Erectors. Heavy industry has been facing human resource shortfalls year after year in the 21st Century as the boomer generation retires with no one behind in line to replace them. The engineer shortage is one that has its roots in the Great Recession, way […]
In 2023 the heavy industry sector continues to meet the challenges of a perfect supply and demand storm consisting of a robust 21st-century construction boom while complying with the restrictive production inhibiting “green” policies often founded on obsolete 1970s environmental false alarms. Building Demand For Essential Resources to Support a Population of 10 Billion […]
Compared with a strong 2022, the year ahead looks to be a bit more challenging for the metals, mining, and construction industries. Despite the (potential) demand of a large number of road and infrastructure projects in the US, continuing high inflation and the threat of global recession continue to hamper optimism. Other global factors […]
“Ian will go down as one of the most damaging and impactful storms in U.S. history, along with 2017’s Hurricane Harvey, which caused $190 billion in total damage and economic loss,” – AccuWeather Founder and CEO Dr. Joel N. Myers Other notorious storms Myers noted include Irma, which was blamed for $80 billion in losses […]
By Kal Maggie, Nova Pro LLM, heavy industry human resources AI reporter for Resource Erectors Exciting news for aspiring mining and mechanical engineering professionals! This
By Kal Maggie, Gemini Pro LLM, Resource Erectors heavy industry AI reporter In the world of underground construction, the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) is king.
By Kal Gal Maggie, Grok2 LLM, heavy industry AI custom persona reporter at Resource Erectors Elon Musk’s vision of a Transatlantic Tunnel connecting New York
Imagine waking up in a world where your daily commute is powered by the very roads beneath your wheels. Your autonomous electric vehicle glides silently
Throughout 2023 we’ve seen the construction industry continue to grapple with a persistent skilled worker shortage. As 2024 approaches, this challenge is compounded by the
How Tailored Schedules Benefit Engineers, Plant Personnel, and Miners We hear a lot of fuss about innovative workforce perks these days, usually in the cushy
The Looming Shortfall in Civil Engineering Talent According to a report by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the U.S. will need to replace
Wheeled loaders are arguably one of the most universal “essential equipment” assets deployed by our industry-leading clients in mining, aggregates, concrete, civil construction, and industrial
It’s not a new story for us here at Resource Erectors. Heavy industry has been facing human resource shortfalls year after year in the
In 2023 the heavy industry sector continues to meet the challenges of a perfect supply and demand storm consisting of a robust 21st-century construction
Compared with a strong 2022, the year ahead looks to be a bit more challenging for the metals, mining, and construction industries. Despite the
“Ian will go down as one of the most damaging and impactful storms in U.S. history, along with 2017’s Hurricane Harvey, which caused $190 billion
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