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2019 Cyber Risk Outlook – What Construction Executives Should Know

by Jeffrey M. Dennis | Jan 11, 2019
Cybersecurity | Risk Management | Safety

A construction company’s intellectual property, financial information, customer data or classified material are targets for cyber thieves. Consider seven action items to guard against the dangers of cyberattacks.

Key Steps for Contractors to Prepare for Weather-Related Catastrophic Events

by Todd Gillman | Jan 8, 2019
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management | Safety

By assessing and managing potential exposures before, during and after catastrophic events and monitoring the insurance claims process, contractors can minimize the financial impact of these events and expedite recovery.

Steps Contractors Can Take to Prepare for Catastrophic Weather Events

By assessing and managing potential exposures before, during and after catastrophic events and monitoring the insurance claims process, contractors can minimize the financial impact of these events and expedite recovery.

The Root Cause of Project Delays and the Math Behind It

by Mike Psenka | Jan 4, 2019
Project Management | Safety

A project’s overall successful completion hinges on success in every single task.

Safety Versus a False Sense of Security: Challenges to the Use of Construction Cranes

by Christopher Machut | Dec 18, 2018
Equipment | Heavy Equipment | Safety

Technologies, such as cameras on cranes, aid safety and set new standards of protection, particularly in high-risk industries like construction.

The Ultimate List of Safety Tips for Construction Contractors

by Eric Weisbrot | Dec 14, 2018
Safety | Surety Bonding | Wearables

Following safety procedures helps reduce the potential for injuries on the job, but may also decrease indirect issues arising from safety problems, such as a surety bond claim or insurance rate hike.

What Workers’ Compensation Underwriters Look For

by Remmie Butchko | Dec 11, 2018
Insurance | OSHA | Safety

Workers’ Comp insurance underwriters are using the internet to check a company’s online presence, NCCI rating, OSHA records, DOT reports and credit rating.

The Employer’s Role in Solving the Opioid Epidemic

by Anne Marie May | Dec 7, 2018
Safety | Wellness

With 11.6 percent of construction workers admitting to illicit drug use, employers must create a drug testing policy that fits the company’s management philosophy and addresses safety concerns.

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2019 Cyber Risk Outlook – What Construction Executives Should Know

Key Steps for Contractors to Prepare for Weather-Related Catastrophic Events

Steps Contractors Can Take to Prepare for Catastrophic Weather Events

The Root Cause of Project Delays and the Math Behind It

Safety Versus a False Sense of Security: Challenges to the Use of Construction Cranes

The Ultimate List of Safety Tips for Construction Contractors

What Workers’ Compensation Underwriters Look For

The Employer’s Role in Solving the Opioid Epidemic

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