Any time you get an OSHA citation, you have the option of challenging that citation. It’s not uncommon for construction companies to challenge citations since the penalties can be expensive, […]
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According to the Associated General Contractors of America (AGCA), the construction industry is on the rise in Jacksonville. From November 2018 to November 2019, 4,000 new construction jobs were created,
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By Attorney Ryan Markham The COVID-19 pandemic has many Colorado roofers wondering what they must do to ensure they are complying with all State, County, and Federal COVID regulations. The
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The outbreak of COVID-19 becoming a pandemic has created havoc in all aspects of society, including and especially the construction world. In light of the pandemic, Canadian construction industry employers
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Every construction company and construction project is subject to OSHA regulations, and OSHA will conduct inspections to make sure that those regulations are adhered to. The intent is to make
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Receiving an OSHA violation can have a significant impact on your current and upcoming construction projects. This can hurt your business if you do not appeal the violation to have
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OSHA violations can lead to significant fines that negatively impact your construction company’s cash reserves. Fortunately, it is possible to appeal OSHA citations to have violations reversed or to reduce
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On July 27, 2020, Illinois announced 1,231 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, delivering the Prairie State its sixth day straight with more than 1,200 new cases. This brings the state
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As of May 26th, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Assistant Secretary Loren Sweatt reported that there were 1,364 COVID-19 whistleblower complaints filed. Of those thousands of complaints, only one
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Despite work being done in good faith, many contractors face allegations that they simply should not face alone. Proceedings and claims can cause delays in projects and distract construction teams
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