The emergence of new technology figures prominently in all industries, construction is no different. The construction industry is booming with more work than contractors can handle and not as many
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Technology is ever-present in our society and in business. We not only accept the benefits of technology, we expect it. One area of business that has been slow to catch-up
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Since 1990, the EB-5 visa program has been a primary method for bringing foreign investors to the United States. It’s been a facilitator for the entrepreneurial dreams of individuals across
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The EB-5 visa program was established to infuse foreign investment dollars into the U.S. economy. While the program is experiencing its share of controversy, it has been successful in helping
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Many different things can go wrong on a construction site and it may not always be easy to avoid an accident. As an construction company owner, you have the responsibility
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Looking for ways to reduce and eliminate hazards at your construction site? A safety committee may be the way to go. Currently, all employers are not required by OSHA to
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Setting up a safety committee is good business practice if your construction business is large and needs to consult on safety matters across a number of trades at your worksite.
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In a perfect world construction projects would be virtually error-free and always finished ahead of schedule (or at least on time). However, that is not the reality of today’s construction
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Looking back on your completed projects over the years could you say with confidence that they were planned and executed perfectly? Did you meet your budgets and deadlines as expected?
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As a general rule of thumb in the construction industry, worksite incidents are best avoided. Employee injuries and illnesses from worksite hazards have a snowball effect with respect to costs—especially
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