Here’s something that’s sure to cause a buzz in the construction industry: wearable tech outfitted with vibration technology to help steer workers clear of hazards on the project site. This […]
How Vibration Technology Keeps Workers Safe Read Post »
For the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), it’s impossible to kick off the New Year without reflecting on the one that preceded it. When it comes to health and
Looking Ahead: OSHA Priorities in 2020 Read Post »
Performance bonds are commonplace in the construction industry. In fact, the Miller Act mandates that performance bonds be utilized for all federal construction projects valued in excess of $100,000. In
An Owner Filed a Claim Against Your Performance Bond. Here’s What You Should Do Next Read Post »
Recently, the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) published a series of toolbox talks discussing the emerging applications of nanomaterials in the construction industry. This series covers a broad
Nanomaterials: Are Your Workers Protected? Read Post »
Imagine that one of your office assistants is at the end of their Friday shift. It’s been a long day, and your assistant is nursing a hot cup of coffee
Cybersecurity Threats Are on the Rise. Is Your Construction Company Protected? Read Post »
On September 23, 2019, the Division of Federal Employees’ Compensation (DFEC) set forth a policy aimed to help injured federal workers during their recovery process. Specifically, a policy was established
A New Federal Policy Aims to Limit Opioid Use for Injured Workers Read Post »
The world of artificial intelligence (AI) can be simultaneously exciting and troubling. The idea of a machine gaining the autonomy to make logical decisions without any direct human input has
Examining the Legalities of Construction AI Read Post »
The labor shortage remains one of the most challenging problems facing construction companies. It would seem that demand for roads, bridges, and housing far outweighs available manpower. But the problem
In an industry known for tight deadlines, cost overruns, and unforeseen circumstances, change orders are inevitable. How a construction company handles change orders will ultimately decide whether they remain profitable
Are Change Orders Costing Your Business Time and Money? Keep These 4 Tips in Mind Read Post »
Wintertime in the Great Lakes State brings frigid temperatures and months of wet conditions and snowfall. Towns in northern Michigan and the upper peninsula experience as much as 180 inches
3 Winter Safety Tips for Construction Sites Read Post »
