The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) categorizes violations into six categories but a willful violation is considered the most serious of them all. Construction companies must understand that although […]
Dealing With an OSHA Willful Violation Read Post »
In part one of our two-part series, we introduced you to LOI basics. In this second part, we will give some brief tips for drafting an LOI. Using an LOI
An Overview of the Letter of Intent (LOI) Part 2 Read Post »
Ideally, contractual parties should begin their projects with a strong contract that is signed by all parties before any work begins. Unfortunately, a construction professional’s reality is can be the
An Overview of the Letter of Intent (LOI) Part 1 Read Post »
In spite of everyone’s best intentions, it is unlikely that many construction projects will move along without any hiccups. From start to finish, a change or two, or more will
Advice for Handling Construction Project Changes Read Post »
Historically, the construction industry has been slow to integrate new technology, preferring to take a “wait and see” stance when it comes to innovation. However, newer technologies such as augmented
4 Ways Augmented Reality Is Used in The Construction Industry Read Post »
The construction industry is ruled by regulations at the local, state, and federal levels, unfortunately, this is not the case with joint check agreements. Legally speaking, there is no standard
3 Avoidable Joint Check Mistakes Read Post »
Can you imagine working in the roofing industry for years only to one day have your livelihood shattered with a life-altering fall? Every day that a roofer goes to work
Safety Precautions That Reduce Roofing Falls in Construction Read Post »
As long as you are working on top of a roof, you are at risk for all types of hazards, including severe injury and death. You are also at risk
Should You Hire General Counsel for Your Roofing Business? Read Post »
Roofing contractors understand the importance of having a fall protection plan, both for OSHA compliance and for the safety of their workers. To minimize the impact of fall hazards, these
The Difference Between Active and Passive Fall Protection Read Post »
There are certain costs that roofers must take on to maintain a successful business. While materials costs and, perhaps, marketing costs are fairly common, there’s an additional cost that’s essential.
What Types of Insurance Should Roofers Have and Why? Read Post »
