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Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN · 94 episodes
BYU-Idaho Design, Construction Management, and Safety interviews with professionals who share in our passion for construction industry leadership, education, and mentorship. BYU–Idaho’s mission is to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who lead in their homes, the Church, and their communities. Our podcast seeks to bring together likeminded individuals as a community to lead out on becoming the best professionals we can become through our shared core values.
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BYU-Idaho DCMS Podcast Series
In this episode, Adam and William Fullmer of HAVN Construction discuss how military service, missionary experiences, faith, and family have shaped their leadership in the construction industry. They share lessons on building trust, embracing healthy conflict, valuing different perspectives, and creating a company culture where the best idea—not the strongest ego—wins.
Episode #17
Special Guest: Bowen Call, founder of UtahBIM, shares his journey from construction management student to BIM/VDC entrepreneur. He discusses building a consulting business, finding clients through networking and online content, learning from business failures, and balancing work, family, faith, and continued education. Bowen also explores how automation, AI, and construction technology are shaping the industry—and how his faith influences the way he leads, serves clients, and uses his 'talents' to build something meaningful.
Episode #17
Special Guest - Anton Dy Buncio In this episode, we sit down with Anton Dy Buncio, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of VIATECHNIK, to explore how technology is changing the way complex construction projects are designed, coordinated, and built. Anton shares his journey from growing up in the Philippines and studying at Stanford to helping build a global team focused on solving some of the construction industry's toughest challenges. The conversation dives into virtual design and construction, BIM, data management, and the growing role of artificial intelligence in identifying problems before they reach the field. Anton discusses both the opportunities and limitations of AI, including why human oversight remains critical in an industry where precision matters. He also explains how VIATECHNIK is extending the value of 3D building models beyond construction and into long-term building operations. Throughout the episode, Anton offers insights on innovation, collaboration, problem-solving, and making the right decisions even when no one is watching.
Episode #16
Featured Guest - Ben Becker In this episode, we sit down with Ben Becker, Area Manager at Sundt Construction, to explore what it takes to lead complex heavy civil construction projects across the country. Ben shares Sundt's rich history, the company's employee-owned culture, and how innovation—from AI to autonomous equipment—is shaping the future of construction. The conversation dives into the value of self-performing work, managing project risk, and leading teams through communication, humility, and trust. Ben also reflects on lessons learned from landmark projects, including the Arlington Memorial Bridge, major highway design-builds, and construction in Alaska, offering practical insights into problem-solving, critical thinking, and schedule management. Whether you're preparing for a career in construction management or looking to become a stronger leader, Ben's experiences highlight the importance of continuous learning, collaboration, integrity, and caring for the people who make every project possible.
Episode #15
In this episode of the BYU-Idaho Design, Construction Management, and Safety Podcast, Brett Riggs of Swain Electric shares his unique career journey—from changing majors at BYU-Idaho to working with large general contractors before transitioning to the electrical trade. Brett discusses how strong preconstruction planning, dependable partnerships, and a commitment to being the "easy button" for clients have helped Swain Electric build lasting relationships and earn opportunities on increasingly complex projects. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the evolving role of electrical contractors, the importance of continuous learning, and how asking questions can accelerate professional growth. Brett also reflects on lessons learned about leadership, work-life balance, and the value of giving others grace in a demanding industry. Whether you're a student preparing for a career in construction or a seasoned professional, this conversation offers practical advice on building technical expertise, developing strong relationships, and leading with integrity and purpose.
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