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Succession Planning Is More Important Today Than Ever

by Richard P. Higgins | Jun 10, 2020
Risk Management | Safety

Contractors need a succession plan that identifies successors and their roles, financial and contract authorizations, access to key data and contact information for key advisers.

Get on the Path to Healthy Buildings With LEED

The purpose of LEED certification is simple: It’s a mechanism for creating the best and healthiest built environments for occupants. With a little planning and a commitment to doing the right thing, builders will put themselves on the path to successfully reaching certification.

Commitment, Culture, Creativity: A Spotlight on ABC’s Diversity Excellence Awards

by Rachel E. Pelovitz | Jun 10, 2020
Culture | Diversity | Features | Total Human Health

The winners of ABC's 2019 Diversity Excellence Awards share a commitment to their work, passion for their employees and communities, and the creativity not only to develop D&I within their workforces, but to see that vision through.

Post-COVID-19 Strategies to Promote Mental Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention

by Claire Burnett, Cal Beyer | Jun 3, 2020
Safety | Wellness

Caring messages are a powerful tool in the suicide prevention toolkit. These private and personalized messages of hope that one person sends to another promote self-esteem and mental well-being.

Practical Tips for Contractors Addressing COVID-19

by Emily Mack, Matt DeVries | May 28, 2020
OSHA | Safety | Wellness

The impact of COVID-19 has been far-reaching. As social distance requirements are relaxed, contractors must stay current with CDC and OSHA guidelines and use common sense to adjust to a new environment.

Contact Tracing for Construction: Why Simplicity Is Key

by Alec Thomson | May 28, 2020
OSHA | PPE | Safety | Total Human Health

The topic of the last few weeks has been contact tracing. Things like wearables, “internet of things” devices or biometrics might work for individuals but, for project purposes, simplicity is the key to success.

Crash the Company Car?

by Remmie Butchko | May 20, 2020
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management | Safety

Companies are usually responsible for employee actions while on the clock, so if an employee has an accident with a company vehicle, minimize the risk with five steps.

Five Best Practices to Protect Construction Workers During a Pandemic

The construction industry can help mitigate COVID-19 damage by clearly communicating and enforcing safety best practices, providing updated and ongoing training, as well as preparing for the unexpected.

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