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Join us for a live session on scaling prefab — what works, what stalls programs, and how to assess your own readiness. We're partnering with EVOLVE and we're joined by Eric Opstedahl from Briggs Electric, who's bringing real-world perspective from the field. 🗓️ Join us on May 20 at 1:00 PM PT. If you're running prefab or thinking about scaling it — this will be a great one to join! Register now!

It's National Apprenticeship Week! 680,000 active apprentices in the U.S. 114% increase over the past decade. Construction trades represent 36% of all registered apprentices, the single largest share of any industry. 41% of construction workers are expected to retire by 2031. The institutional knowledge they carry leaves when they do. Every process that depends on that knowledge becomes a training bottleneck. The contractors winning the workforce game aren't just recruiting more apprentices. They're building operations where a new hire can contribute on day one — without needing to know the system workarounds. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gBUjpb6p

We're launching AI invoice and quote processing inside Remarcable - it handles every supplier, every format, automatically. Learn how technology is increasing productivity and accuracy across your procurement workflows. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gnGiRQsj

For Lighthouse Electric, delivering high-quality commercial and industrial projects at scale means more than having skilled crews. It means giving every team member — from the field to the purchasing desk — the visibility and tools to move fast without the friction. By bringing all their vendor connections into one platform, they've mastered the art of the streamlined procurement workflow. The result? Less time chasing down orders across multiple portals. Less back-and-forth between job sites and purchasing. More time on the work that actually moves projects forward. See how Lighthouse builds better with Remarcable: https://lnkd.in/g6gJtszs

We're so grateful to everyone who visited us at NECA Emerge 2026. The conversations, connections, and energy at this year's event were truly inspiring. Thank you, National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), for making it such a memorable experience — we look forward to staying in touch with everyone we met and continuing the conversations. #NECAEmerge2026 #NECA #ElectricalIndustry

What an incredible experience at Tri-City Electric 2026! Getting to connect directly with suppliers, hear real feedback, and have honest conversations about how we can keep improving together to better serve our customers, that's what it's all about. A huge highlight: 150+ participants joined our training sessions, which says everything about the engagement and investment Tri-City puts into their field teams. A massive thank you to Ben, Wes, Lori, Henry, and Dylan for the opportunity to be part of your show and for making us feel so welcome. We're grateful for the partnership! 

We're heading to NECA Emerge 2026! 🔌 Remarcable will be at Booth 223 April 13-15th and we'd love to connect with electrical contractors who are ready to take back control of their materials procurement. If you're tired of chasing down POs, managing supplier chaos, or losing time on the job site to materials issues come find us. Drop a comment or DM us to schedule time to meet with us.

Introducing LiveWire — Remarcable's new quarterly product webinar. Excited to announce: AI invoice processing, Brady label printing for Tool Management, Sage Intacct, flexible approval workflows, and more. If you're a trade contractor who wants to know exactly where the platform is headed — read more and watch the recap below! https://lnkd.in/gM-Hq8sY

It's National Careers in Trades Week and we're taking a moment to celebrate the workforce we build for every day. The electrical systems in your office, the HVAC keeping a hospital at temperature, the plumbing in a $200M data center. All of it built by tradespeople. Here's what the numbers say about the industry behind that work: • 8.3 million construction workers power 4.3% of US GDP — and every dollar spent generates $3.02 in total economic activity • Electricians earn a median of $62,350/year with zero student debt and paid on-the-job training from day one • Electrician jobs are growing at 9% — "much faster than average" — driven by data centers, EV infrastructure, and electrification • 92% of construction firms can't find enough qualified workers. The industry needs 349,000 net new workers in 2026 alone • Gen Z now makes up 14.1% of the construction workforce, up from 6.4% in 2019 Entering the trades is one of the strongest career paths in the US economy right now and the backbone of every other industry. We put together the full breakdown of 2026 skilled trades workforce statistics: wages, demographics, labor shortage data, apprenticeship pipelines, and job outlook by trade. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gt7SQGyq