Business
Sharper Security Practices Help Offset Risk of Construction Site Theft
Construction site thievery is an unrelenting problem for the construction industry. The good news is that a growing number of solutions are available to help deter criminals.
By Phil Casto
June 15, 2021
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by Phil Casto
Phil Casto is Senior Vice President for Risk Services at HUB International. Casto has extensive experience in the construction, manufacturing and petrochemical industries. He serves as a resource for the insurance brokerage operations, providing solutions in the areas of risk mitigation, safety, regulatory compliance, and workers compensation.
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