Construction disputes can arise for a myriad of reasons. Most stem from the construction contract, including errors, omissions, or a failure to comply with the provisions set forth in the […]
Advice for Construction Firms Involved in a Dispute Read Post »
There are few building innovations that have garnered the level of excitement and enthusiasm that modular construction has managed to generate. As Construction Dive notes: “Hype for modular construction has
How Modular Construction Continues to Make a Case for Itself Read Post »
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 »
For contractors, getting paid is never as simple as it should be. Owners have a tendency to drag their feet once the time to start writing checks has arrived, which
Everything You Need to Know About Obtaining Final Payment on a Construction Project 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 »
Safety perception surveys are arguably one of the most effective performance measurement tools for gleaning insightful information about the current state of your safety and health procedures. But why are
The Value of Safety Perception Surveys in the Construction Industry Read Post »
For the past year, construction companies have benefited from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most significant reform to be enacted since 1986. Signed by President Donald Trump on
How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Construction Companies Read Post »
A new study published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence shows what many employers in the industry already know and are struggling to control on their jobsites: out of
New Study Finds That Construction Workers Most Likely to Use Opioids and Cocaine 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 »
