A contractor’s worst nightmare is to find that after negotiating and quoting a great price to their customer, they discover months into the project that the materials budget is too
How to Get the Most Accurate Project Estimates Part 1 Read Post »
As knowledgeable Chattanooga construction lawyers, we know that the bidding process can be frustrating. As discussed in part one, instead of taking the time to find the right bidding opportunities,
Easy Tips to Help Professionals Win More Bids Part 2 Read Post »
Today’s construction bidding environment is competitive and complex. Because of this, construction professionals often approach project bidding by offering the lowest possible cost. However, having the lowest bid does not
Easy Tips to Help Professionals Win More Bids Part 1 Read Post »
Documents are a key component of any construction project. A few examples of critical documentation include contractual agreements, daily logs, field reports, and change orders. Proper document processes enable contractors
Document Control Tips for Construction Companies Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for establishing rules and regulations to help decrease the prevalence of workplace injuries. Every October, safety professionals gather to discuss the
Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2018 Part 2 Read Post »
Every year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) publishes a list of the most common OSHA violations. Patrick Kapust, deputy director of OSHA’s Directorate of Enforcement Programs, announced the
Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2018 Part 1 Read Post »
Construction work is physically demanding. Workers are often required to use powerful machinery, work at high heights, work along roadsides, and work long hours. These and other factors make the
Reasons Why Construction Workers Are Getting Hurt on Your Site Read Post »
According to weather.com, the United States was impacted by six major weather disasters such as severe thunderstorms and winter storms during the first half of 2018. These disasters have cost
Practice Caution When Cleaning Up After a Weather Disaster Read Post »
It goes without saying that working in the roofing industry is risky. In an article published by USA Today about workplace fatalities, roofing work was listed as the 4th most
Why Roofers Are Getting Hurt on the Jobsite Read Post »
Although falls are the most common cause of injury and death in the construction industry, construction workers are also at risk for electrical-related injuries and fatalities. In fact, electrocutions are
Electrical Safety for Roofing Professionals Read Post »
