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Guest interviews
English
United States
8 episodes
since Nov. 26, 2025
episodic

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Send us Fan Mail You've got cameras and telematics. Now what?  Brian Bickford, CEM, Director of Fleet Programs at MYR Group, sits down with James Gurule, Nathan Miller, and Perry Silvey to talk about running fleet for one of the largest electrical contractors in the country: nearly 10,000 unit…

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Part 2 of our conversation with Luke Miller (Colorado Pavement Solutions) and Rob Slauson (VP of Operations, ESI). If you missed Part 1 — their backgrounds, company culture, and why they invest in NUCA of Colorado — start there first. This half is a full breakdown of HB26-1311, Colorado's new …
Part 1 of a two-part conversation with Luke Miller (Colorado Pavement Solutions) and Rob Slauson (VP of Operations, ESI) — two very different paths into the same industry. Rob grew up on an asphalt crew in Wisconsin, paid in cash at 12 years old, and has been on the construction side ever since. Lu…
Get to know the two IMA Cohosts  1st part Nate  2nd part James
Cameras don’t fix bad culture. AI doesn’t replace judgment. Liberty Energy’s Michael Tuomi explains how fleet safety actually works—and why technology only amplifies what’s already there.
Learn a little about Perry. 
Construction has some of the highest rates of suicide and substance use in the country. Yet many workers still feel pressure to stay silent. In this episode, Heather Strong Gutierrez, Director of Safety at JHL Constructors, talks about turning pain into purpose after losing her son to a fentanyl ov…
Focus: The evolving demands on underground infrastructure and how utility contractors can stay ahead.
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