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The Construction Corner

The Construction Corner

Di: Dillon Mitchell
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We Cover Commercial Construction. If you are in commercial construction as an Architect, Engineer, Contractor or Owner, this is the show for you. Hosted by Dillon Mitchell, PE, Founder of Kowabunga StudiosDillon Mitchell Economia
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  • #465 - Arc Flash Compliance: What's Actually Required Under NFPA 70E

    #465 - Arc Flash Compliance: What's Actually Required Under NFPA 70E
    Oct 15 2026

    Ever wondered which arc flash study recommendations are legal requirements versus nice-to-haves? In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about NFPA 70E compliance — from labeling three-phase equipment and reducing hazards through breaker adjustments, to the three core power system studies (short circuit, coordination, and arc flash). We also cover why keeping your studies current is critical, how to avoid the costly five-year scramble, and why updating your one-lines as you go is the cheapest path to staying OSHA- and insurance-compliant.
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    22 min
  • #464 - The New Starting Salary: Why $80K is the Baseline and What Changed

    #464 - The New Starting Salary: Why $80K is the Baseline and What Changed
    Oct 13 2026

    Fifteen years ago, $65K went a long way. Today, that same lifestyle costs $85K+. Dillon breaks down how housing, groceries, and fuel have shifted pay expectations, why minimum wage hikes led to self-serve kiosks, and what the rising cost of living means for hiring in engineering and construction.
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    8 min
  • #463 - Data Centers vs. Factories: What Happens When Industry Comes to a Small Town?

    #463 - Data Centers vs. Factories: What Happens When Industry Comes to a Small Town?
    Oct 8 2026

    Not all industrial growth impacts communities the same way. Dillon compares how data centers and traditional industries like factories and mining affect small-town infrastructure, population, and budgets — and why data centers offer high tax revenue with remarkably low ongoing community costs.
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    5 min
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