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A Field Guide to Building Better with Derek Hodgin

A Field Guide to Building Better with Derek Hodgin

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In this episode of the Construction Disruption podcast, Todd Miller of Isaiah Industries welcomes Derek Hodgin, a professional engineer and founder of Positive Friction Consulting. Derek returns to discuss the evolution of his career, his new book 'More than 100 Ways to Build Better: A Contractor’s Field Guide to Better Practices', and the importance of building durability in construction.

Listeners will gain insights into forensic engineering, failure analysis, and practical construction tips designed to keep contractors out of litigation. With Derek's wealth of knowledge and field experience, this episode serves as a valuable resource for both newcomers and seasoned veterans in the AEC industry.


Timestamps

00:00 Introduction and a Quick Story

00:46 Welcoming the Guest: Derek Hodgin

02:27 Derek's Career and Recent Changes

03:53 The Book: More than 100 Ways to Build Better

09:28 Field Guide Design and Usage

18:19 Advice for Young Professionals

32:22 Rapid Fire Questions

36:04 Conclusion and Final Thoughts


Connect with Derek Online

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/derek-hodgin-p-e-rbec-ccca-f-iibec-57b88241/

Website: https://www.positivefrictionconsulting.com/

Email: positivefrictionllc@gmail.com



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