In response to the potentially fatal hazards that cranes present to construction crews, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has implemented rules and regulations regarding crane operation. In part
Crane Accidents and OSHA’s Response Part 2 Read Post »
Cranes are essential for completing construction-related tasks that would otherwise be impossible. However, these massive machines pose a significant hazard to operators, construction workers, and the general population. In this
Crane Accidents and OSHA’s Response Part 1 Read Post »
The Sunshine State’s thunderstorms, hurricanes, and inclement weather are so frequent and destructive that lawmakers have implemented unique regulations for how roofs should be repaired and constructed. In this brief
Florida Contractors Should Know About These Unique Roofing Laws Read Post »
Due to frequent hail storms and a lack of oversight, Texas homeowners have to contend with an abundance of fraudulent roofers. A new law is set to close a loophole
Texas Prohibits Roofers from Waiving Deductibles…Again Read Post »
Working without a contractor’s license in the State of Tennessee is both risky and ill-advised. You might not get caught the first time, but eventually, something will transpire on your
License Requirements for Tennessee Contractors Part 2 Read Post »
In Tennessee, licensing requirements for contractors vary depending on a project’s value. This includes the total dollar amount required for materials, labor, and profit. Contractors who violate these rules can
License Requirements for Tennessee Contractors Part 1 Read Post »
On every successful construction project, there is a team of contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers that work together in a hierarchy. These relationships form a “supply chain” that exists on
Improving Efficiency with Supply Chain Management Read Post »
When bidding on federal construction projects, your company will most likely be dealing with one of two forms of bid procurement: an invitation to bid or a request for proposal.
The Differences Between Invitation to Bid and Request for Proposal Read Post »
We are picking up where we left off in part one with our discussion of North Carolina’s prequalification policy on public construction projects. Contractors in the Tar Heel State must
Prequalifying for North Carolina Construction Projects Part 2 Read Post »
Government entities in the State of North Carolina are allowed to prequalify bidders on public construction projects in order to ensure that only the most capable contractors are chosen to
Prequalifying for North Carolina Construction Projects Part 1 Read Post »
