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If you own a construction business, you know there’s a lot of red tape on projects that can cost you time and money. When something unexpected arises midway through a […]

When it comes to personal injury claims stemming from the project site, the first question that comes to mind is oftentimes: “Did the employee have on the proper personal protective

One of the most exciting technological advancements aimed at improving construction processes is the exoskeleton. While the benefits of this technology are hard to ignore, the exoskeleton industry has to

When a contractor has an effective succession plan in place, they don’t have to worry about what will happen to their business in the event that they have to step

When it comes to I-9 compliance, employers aren’t afforded much wiggle room. The laws are in place for a reason, and it’s up to contractors to make a good faith

Hurricanes present a significant risk to the general public, jobsites, and workers. When a hurricane is approaching, project managers need to be prepared well in advance. In this two-part article,

The summer months in Florida present many challenges to jobsites. Blazing heat, consistent rainfall, and the threat of a hurricane or tropical storm are always looming. Although there are several

Smoking on construction sites should be a concern for each and every general contractor that wants to stay on schedule. As discussed in part one, the average construction worker who

It should come as no surprise that construction workers smoke to cope with the stresses of the industry. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that

When project owners are delinquent in paying contractors for their hard work, this results in a lot more than just a few sleepless nights. Every time an owner falls behind