Key Legal Issues to Consider Before and After Natural Disasters
From force-majeure provisions to price-gouging considerations, make sure your legal strategy prepares your construction company to weather any storm.
Risk Management
Mitigating Risk in Construction Site Preparation
The best defense is a good offense, and in the case of construction, the best reaction to jobsite risk is being proactive and prepared.
Damage Control: Major Rebuilds After Major Weather Events
Hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires and more—each of these major weather events comes with different challenges, but they all share one common need: someone who knows how to rebuild.
Job Security: Technology, Cybersecurity and the Threat to National Security
Construction technology isn’t just a construction issue, it’s a matter of national security—and using it as a tool to reduce worker strain and change the perception of construction careers might just be the key to solving that problem.
The Benefits of Trash Talking: A Cautionary Tale of Demolition Gone Wrong
This case study explores the risks of miscommunication when it comes to demolition. One contractor’s trash could be another's treasure. Make sure all teams are on the same page when it comes to trash out.
Three Actions to Prepare Your Company for Combatting Downtime Due to Severe Weather
Downtime can be as costly to a construction company and its jobsite as the downed trees, equipment and power lines resulting from a severe storm. Make sure you're prepared to handle both.
All-Seeing and All-Knowing
Advanced security systems use AI-driven tools to automatically detect and deter trespassers within seconds—leading to safer, more secure construction sites.
Calculating the True Cost of Underinvesting in Construction Health and Safety
Research from the Construction Safety Research Alliance aims to set a global standard for safety, efficiency and finance at construction companies.
