The Problem with RFI’s Requests for Information or RFIs give general contractors the opportunity to seek clarification from the architect on a specific aspect of a structure’s design. By seeking […]
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What Are RFI’s? When designers produce a set of documents outlining the specifications agreed upon by the owner and general contractor for a project, there are likely to be a
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Do you want to know what’s loud? CenturyLink Field, home of the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, is said to be one of the loudest stadiums in sports. When the Seahawks hosted
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In construction, delays happen. When you are building a structure with a large amount of people, many moving parts, and uncertain weather conditions, things might get pushed back a day
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Receiving an OSHA citation is disheartening for any employer. Nonetheless, as experienced Miami OSHA defense attorneys, we want employers to understand that receiving a citation is not a finality, instead,
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Abiding by workplace regulations, such as those instituted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), is all a part of operating a thriving construction business. Unfortunately, there are employers
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Your Central Florida Construction Lawyer Working in the construction industry brings with it a substantial amount of risk. These risks can vary depending on your area of construction. Property owners
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OSHA and the Construction Industry The purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is to put regulations in place that promote workplace safety. While all workplaces come under
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This article will conclude our four-part series. We will discuss caught-in or between hazards which is the fourth leading cause of death on construction job-sites. To review causes one through
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