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 […]
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Do your workers commonly use nail guns on the project site? Although operating a nail gun may seem straightforward, accidents involving recoil and double fire can quickly turn a safe
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How well do you and your workers know the different types of nail gun triggers? In part one of this three-part series, our OSHA attorneys discussed some shocking statistics related
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Nail guns are a powerful tool on the project site that can greatly boost productivity without a steep learning curve. Unfortunately, negligence, improper usage, and unexpected accidents involving nail guns
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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
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No contractor wants to find themselves entangled in a long, drawn-out lawsuit with an owner who refuses to pay. Unfortunately, it often seems like litigation is the only way to
Are Demand Letters Really Effective? Read Post »
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,
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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
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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
Dangerous and Wasteful: Smoking on Construction Sites Part 2 Read Post »
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
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