Primary Reasons for OSHA Inspections
Before we dive into anything else, realize that OSHA inspectors have the right to show up at any time. While it is not illegal to refuse them access to your […]
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Are You Up to Date With OSHA 2019 Ladder Regulations?
Falls from elevated surfaces make up the biggest percentage of construction related deaths and injuries. This, in turn, makes them one of the biggest sources of legal disputes. Many of
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Safety and Technology in the Workplace
As advocates for the construction industry, we often boast about the technological wonders of the new era within construction. From bricklaying robots to exoskeleton suits, there’s some pretty exciting (and
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Creating a New Identity for Your Construction Company
In order to limit liability and take advantage of untapped markets, construction companies regularly take on a new identity. In some instances, this is as simple as taking on a
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Does Your Construction Firm Generate Over $500,000 in Revenue Per Year? Here’s Why You Need a Nashville Construction Litigation Attorney
Contrary to popular belief, success actually makes life harder. Sure, the benefits reaped from success are worth the trouble, but those who assume that everything will be smooth sailing after
Advice for Construction Firms Involved in a Dispute
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
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How Vibration Technology Keeps Workers Safe
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
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Looking Ahead: OSHA Priorities in 2020
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
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An Owner Filed a Claim Against Your Performance Bond. Here’s What You Should Do Next
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
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Nanomaterials: Are Your Workers Protected?
Recently, the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) published a series of toolbox talks discussing the emerging applications of nanomaterials in the construction industry. This series covers a broad
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