Risk Management
By recognizing signs of potential violence and what to expect after an active shooting, employees can take steps to protect themselves. The Safety Alliance’s active shooter resource page has resources on preparing for an active shooter event.
Matching Problems to Solutions
The insurance industry can help contractors navigate technologies by linking failure data with solutions, and empowering contractors to choose technologies for the real risks they face on their projects.
Miami Bridges Falling Down: Four Ways to Survive (and Grow Stronger) Through Disaster
Maintaining corporate viability during disaster is difficult, but proper planning and forethought can make the difference in a company surviving (and even growing stronger) in the face of crisis.
A Closer Look at Compliance Risks Encountered in SBA Set-aside Programs
Economically disadvantaged programs have strict financial requirements for obtaining entry to and maintaining participation in the program. To ensure the company is financially stable upon exit of one of these programs, the SBA has placed restrictive requirements on the owner’s ability to withdraw money from the business.
Construction Accounting Risk at Macro and Project Levels
Construction accounting is difficult on both a weekly project basis and a company-wide business reporting level, but proper application of best practices can smooth out processes and make sure the firm is in the best possible position to be paid fairly.
Risks to Mitigate When Bidding for Federal Contracts
Contractors bidding on federal contracts should pay attention to how they manage cyber risk, prepare for increased scrutiny and demonstrate that safety measures are in place.
Prepare for the Worst With a Crisis Communication Plan
Companies in the construction industry need to be prepared to respond to a crisis scenario and should be ready to communicate within the first hour after an incident occurs.
BOP Endorsements: Customize Coverage Options to Protect All Your Assets
When it comes to protecting today’s construction businesses, executives must make sure necessary insurance coverage is in place and communicated to clients or other required parties—a responsibility that should not take any longer than necessary.












