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Teaming Up to Trace COVID-19: Gilbane and Triax Technologies

by A. Vincent Vasquez | Dec 17, 2020
Technology | Wellness

Gilbane Building Company prides itself on being a simultaneously safety-minded and data-driven company. So, when the coronavirus struck, the team quickly realized they needed to leverage technology to help employees maintain social distance.

Location, Location, Location—Proximity Triumphs When Making Health Care Decisions

A recent patient survey found that 83% of patients prefer a health care facility nearby versus a new or renovated facility.

Address ‘Your Work’ Exposure Within CPrL Policies With Faulty Workmanship Coverage

Faulty workmanship coverage may address “your work” exposure in contractors professional liability policies and protect against claims by project owners—but exclusions and strict conditions apply.

Five Ways Construction Employees Can Deal With Stress and Anxiety

by Adam Jablin | Dec 7, 2020
Careers | Wellness | Workforce

Here are five ways construction workers can better manage stress and anxiety amid COVID-19.

Using AI to Safely Reopen Construction Jobsites After COVID-19 Shutdowns

by Joe Berti | Dec 7, 2020
Artificial Intelligence | Safety | Technology

Predictive and analytical AI gives workers a 360-degree view of equipment, buildings and infrastructure so they can handle unexpected challenges when returning to a jobsite shut down by COVID-19.

Modular Presents Path Forward Amid COVID-19

by Kevin Klier | Dec 5, 2020
Safety | Wellness

Buildings will need physical adaptations to enable companies to bring employees safely back to the workspace. Modular presents a solution to minimize the short-term risks inherent in all construction projects and maximize long-term agility.

Curing Construction’s Suicide Crisis: How Employers Can Respond

Suicide among construction employees is a crisis that poses a far greater risk to workers than workplace safety hazards. It’s up to construction executives to build awareness and potentially save a life.

CDC Modifies Guidance for Critical Infrastructure Employers

The CDC has modified its guidance for “critical infrastructure” employers on whether they can permit asymptomatic workers to continue to work after exposure to an individual with a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19.

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Teaming Up to Trace COVID-19: Gilbane and Triax Technologies

Location, Location, Location—Proximity Triumphs When Making Health Care Decisions

Address ‘Your Work’ Exposure Within CPrL Policies With Faulty Workmanship Coverage

Five Ways Construction Employees Can Deal With Stress and Anxiety

Using AI to Safely Reopen Construction Jobsites After COVID-19 Shutdowns

Modular Presents Path Forward Amid COVID-19

Curing Construction’s Suicide Crisis: How Employers Can Respond

CDC Modifies Guidance for Critical Infrastructure Employers

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