On January 11th, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Office of International Program requested for a meeting that included FMCC Vice President and Senior General Counsel Chris Kerns, MWRTBA, and delegation members from the Infrastructure Development Institute of Japan. The meeting was aimed at helping to improve working conditions for construction workers in Japan. For the full story.
Chris Kerns has an extensive background in construction contracting/scheduling, workforce development and legal services. Currently he serves as Vice President and Senior General Counsel at Fort Myer Construction and chairs both the Real Estate and Capital Campaign Advisory Committees at Community of Hope, where he has dedicated his time for over two decades. In October 2012, Chris was awarded the Community Service Award from the Washington Metropolitan Area Corporate Counsel Association for the countless hours he has dedicated to supporting Community of Hope’s growth and development as a member of its Board of Directors.
Enhancing the construction industry requires a focus on efficiency and reliability, especially in equipment maintenance. Regular services like electric motor repair can extend the lifespan of essential machinery, ensuring smooth operations on job sites. In a highly competitive market, minimizing downtime and optimizing performance are key factors for success. By implementing advanced maintenance strategies, companies can reduce costs and improve overall productivity. As Japan continues to innovate in construction, maintaining high-quality equipment will remain a priority for long-term growth.