As offsite and modular construction continue to gain momentum, conversations around speed, efficiency, and scalability often take center stage. But behind every successful project is something even more important: safety. At Eaton's Experience Center in Pittsburgh, industry experts from Eaton and Wesco recently sat down with Offsite Dirt Network to discuss how evolving electrical codes, safety requirements, and energy standards are shaping the future of residential and commercial construction

In construction, we spend a lot of time talking about structural systems, energy efficiency, building materials, and innovative technologies. Yet one of the most important components of every successful building is often hidden behind the finished walls. Flashing. It may not be the most exciting topic at first glance, but ask any building envelope expert, contractor, or manufacturer who's dealt with water intrusion, and they'll quickly tell you that proper flashing details can make the

Construction has always been an industry built on expertise, precision, and execution. But as projects become more complex, labor challenges continue, and innovation accelerates, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: the future of construction isn't just about better technology—it's about better leadership. During a conversation with Andrea Janzen, founder of Ambition Theory, Offsite Dirt Network explored how leadership is evolving from traditional management styles toward a more transfor