For contractors, there’s nothing more frustrating than falling behind on your project timeline as a result of forces outside of your control. Whether it’s inclement weather, a labor dispute, or […]
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Construction sites are filled with loud, sudden noises that can cause irreparable damage to an employee’s hearing. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the governing body that dictates
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Your worker’s personal protective equipment (PPE) is designed to mitigate the risk of workplace injuries resulting from falls, heavy loads, corrosive substances, and more. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has established a series of guidelines governing workplace safety to help minimize the frequency of work-related injuries in all sectors of the United
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A Request for Information (RFI) is a common administrative task in the construction industry. Efficient management of RFIs can minimize project delays and cost overruns. In part one, our Memphis
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Construction projects are complex, and in order to be completed successfully, every moving piece must be working in sync. Construction professionals require a communication tool that will keep projects moving
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Upon entering a construction project agreement, a contractor’s first priority should be providing a satisfactory client experience. The formula for achieving this includes maintaining excellent communication with clients, exceeding expectations,
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Achieving customer satisfaction is an important goal for every project, but it is not always easy. Some clients prove to be very difficult. Even the best construction contractors have had
Signs of Problematic Clients and How to Handle Them Part 2 Read Post »
When project drama ensues, contractors are often vilified while their clients are seen as the victim. If you have worked in the construction industry long enough, you have probably dealt
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Construction professionals must always be wary of licensing laws. In Florida, contractor licensing is determined depending on the service the professional is providing. In this brief article, an Orlando construction
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