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Past eventHeld October 2, 2026

Utah Building Industry Conference 2026

Utah Building Industry Conference was a one-day program of workshops on the local economy, new technology, online marketing, and business practices.

Dixie Technical College

Held
October 2, 2026
Venue
Dixie Technical College
Location
St. George, UT

TL;DR

  • Utah Building Industry Conference 2026 took place on October 2, 2026, at Dixie Technical College in St. George, UT.
  • The one-day program was billed as covering the local economy, new technology, online marketing, and business practices.
  • The conference offered up to 6 Continuing Education credits for contractors, plumbers, electricians, and others.
  • Contractors and building industry professionals from all over Utah were the intended audience.

About

SUHBA ran this one-day conference for contractors and building industry professionals across Utah. Workshops were scheduled on the local economy, new technology, online marketing and business practices, and keynotes were billed as covering mental health and AI for contractors. Attendees could earn up to 6 continuing education credits that count toward contractor license renewal. SUHBA members could attend at no charge.

Source: buildingconference.com/register

Who was in the room

Contractors and building industry professionals

Contractors and building industry professionals from all over Utah.

Featured speakers

3 listed

Brook Anderson

Morning keynote: Talk Saves Lives; Hard Hat Courage · Utah Public Health Association

Hard Hat Courage

Ken Adams

Afternoon keynote: AI for Contractors

Partners on record

4 listed
Utah Labor CommissionSafety training grant sponsorHome Builders Association of UtahSupporter sponsorCyprus Credit UnionSponsor shownStrata HomesSponsor shown

Venue & travel

Venue

Dixie Technical College

Questions people ask

5 answered

Utah Building Industry Conference 2026 took place on October 2, 2026.

It was held at Dixie Technical College in St. George, UT.

Contractors and building industry professionals from all over Utah were the intended audience.

It was worth it for Utah contractors, plumbers and electricians who needed continuing education, since the one-day program offered up to 6 CE credits toward license renewal and was free for SUHBA members. Builders from outside Utah or large firms seeking a national show would have gotten less, as the day was regional with workshops on the local economy, marketing and business practices plus keynotes on AI for contractors and workplace safety talks.

Contractors and builders at trade conferences like this usually wear clean work-casual clothing, such as jeans or khakis with a company polo or button-up shirt, and closed-toe shoes suit a technical college campus in St. George.

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