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Minimizing Employer Liability Related to COVID-19

The best defense to a COVID-19-related employment claim is a good offense. Contractors should stay abreast of ever-changing federal, state and local guidance, especially those targeted at construction.

Shorten the Time to Foreclose a Lien

by Patrick Barthet | May 13, 2021
Business | Business Development | Finance | Risk Management

While the timeframes for filing, enforcing and discharging construction liens vary by state, some statutes allow for the outright cancellation of a lien. An electrical subcontractor recently found this out the hard way.

Construction Industry Resilient and on the Rise, Says Autodesk

The “Construction Outlook 2021: Risks & Opportunities” report has been published by Autodesk.

Compliance With Anti-Trafficking Terminology in Construction Contracts

by James T. Dixon | May 11, 2021
Contracts | Legal and Regulatory | Risk Management

Contracts may include language to ensure compliance with laws and regulations for human slavery and trafficking. Contractors should know the nature of their supply chains for labor, materials and equipment.

A 10-Point Checklist for Transferring Risk

Establish the terms of contractual indemnification and additional insured coverage before a loss occurs. Here’s a checklist to help transfer risk from losses from a service provider’s mishap.

The Benefits of OSHA 10 Security on Construction Sites

by Michael Morrison, Bill Herzog | Apr 30, 2021
OSHA | Risk Management | Safety

Having an extra set of eyes and ears on a jobsite can help prevent injuries. OSHA 10 certified security guards have the training and certification to recognize danger when they see it.

Training Is Essential to Productivity and Safety

by Debbie Dickinson | Apr 29, 2021
Risk Management | Safety

Studies have shown that the pandemic has hurt productivity in the construction industry. Employers that prioritize training and preparation improve productivity and safety.

What OSHA’s COVID-19 National Emphasis Program Means for Contractors

by Curtis Moore | Apr 27, 2021
OSHA | Risk Management | Safety | Wellness

OSHA’s National Emphasis Program on COVID-19 signals its commitment to step up virus-related inspections. Savvy contractors should implement COVID-19 policies, training sessions and protocols.

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Minimizing Employer Liability Related to COVID-19

Shorten the Time to Foreclose a Lien

Construction Industry Resilient and on the Rise, Says Autodesk

Compliance With Anti-Trafficking Terminology in Construction Contracts

A 10-Point Checklist for Transferring Risk

The Benefits of OSHA 10 Security on Construction Sites

Training Is Essential to Productivity and Safety

What OSHA’s COVID-19 National Emphasis Program Means for Contractors

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