Business
Tips to Avoid Insurance Gaps for Construction Contractors
Construction projects involve a lot of moving parts and pieces. Digital project management solutions make it easier to keep these components aligned, but there's still room for unaccounted risks. Find out where you might have insurance gaps.
By Keith Signoriello
April 19, 2017
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by Keith Signoriello
Keith Signoriello is the principal and owner of C&S Insurance, headquartered in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Signoriello and his construction practices group specialize in helping contractors control insurance costs and increase profitability, through solution-based risk management. C&S works closely with clients’ leadership teams to develop safety programs that decrease loss events, reduce insurance costs and enhance productivity.
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