Ted Vitale is a building supervisor at a leading construction organization in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where he showcases his 15 plus years of experience in the market. In this role, Ted Vitale oversees teams of professionals to deliver a seamless construction process.

Over the years, the construction industry has changed. Contractors can now apply different construction technologies that make building at all phases easier and faster.

Data collection applications are becoming increasingly common in construction. They offer substantial time savings, decreased data input mistakes, simplified reports, and work safety analysis. These days, collection apps are also accessible to anyone from anywhere.

Drones are a commonly used building technology. They can perform site assessments more swiftly and precisely than a ground team and are cheaper than overhead imagery. Their high-definition cameras and actual data gathering help build dynamic 3D or geographic maps and models and take volume readings.

The use of 3D printing as a building tool can alter substance procurement. This technological advancement allows for direct on-site production, reducing waste and saving money on shipping and storage.