As experienced Bradenton construction lawyers, we can assure you that subcontractor defaults don’t just happen. A subcontractor will show signs of default earlier in the construction process than some may
Are You Prepared to Prevent and Recover From a Subcontractor Default? Part 1 Read Post »
Practical steps you can take to avoid citations do not stop at just the worksite and with the workers present. In our three-part series, we first discussed the worksite location
Logical Tips to Prevent Safety Citations Part 3 Read Post »
There is a reason why we all know the phrase “safety first.” It’s because when we fail to practice the best safety precaution procedures, we are susceptible to accidents happening.
Logical Tips to Prevent Safety Citations Part 2 Read Post »
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), there are over one million work-related injuries and illnesses that occur every year. Unfortunately, the construction industry is among the industry
Logical Tips to Prevent Safety Citations Part 1 Read Post »
Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry. Those who work in roofing are even more likely to be severely injured or killed. It is critical that
Inspecting Roofs for Safety Prior to Beginning Work Read Post »
Prior to 2006, the construction industry had a surplus of workers. Post-recession, however, millions of construction jobs were eliminated. The industry has recovered from the recession, but not many are
Who Will Fill the Labor Void in the Roofing Industry? Read Post »
Roofing industry careers in solar energy are rapidly emerging. With reports that the solar energy market more than doubled last year, the State of Florida is considered among the top
Emerging Careers in Solar Energy for Roofers Part 2 Read Post »
There are few industries as rapidly developing as the solar energy field. Because of the increasing demand for roofs that convert sunlight directly into electricity, many established roofing industry professionals
Emerging Careers in Solar Energy for Roofers Part 1 Read Post »
Many construction companies are caught between the intense desire of businesses, governments, and individuals to build new structures and a massive labor shortage. There are just not enough skilled workers
Best Hiring Practices for the Construction Industry Part 2 Read Post »
Despite sometimes unfair public perception, the problem isn’t that millennials do not want to work; it’s that they do not want to work in the construction industry. Sadly, we need
Welcoming Millennials into the Construction Industry (Part 3) Read Post »
