As described by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), when a vehicle is driven in reverse on the project site, it can lead to a “backover,” an incident in […]
Preventing Backovers in the Construction Industry Read Post »
Roofers face many dangers while working a physically demanding job at great heights and on uneven surfaces. Although even the safest of jobsites can still experience injuries, roofing contractors must
Does Your Roofing Company Have a Drug-Free Workplace Policy? Read Post »
Florida roofers, like all contractors, must be licensed to perform work. In this brief article, a roofing lawyer in Florida discusses the licensing regulations that you must abide by as
Florida Roofing License Requirements and Penalties Read Post »
When working on residential roofing projects, it’s not uncommon to come into contact with a savvy homeowner who asks a lot of questions. When this happens to you, it’s important
Pre-Screen Questions Homeowners Use When Selecting a Roofing Contractor Read Post »
The physically demanding nature of the roofing industry means worker fatigue is a widespread problem. In fact, approximately half of Americans claim that fatigue affects their ability to perform work
The Dangers of Worker Fatigue Read Post »
In the world of competitive construction bidding, there’s no consolation prize for a losing bid. With that being said, there is value in the lessons contractors can learn after failing
Improving Your Bidding Strategy Read Post »
In an effort to spread awareness about Oregon OSHA’s concerns relating to workplace safety, the agency has developed many resources to assist contractors that want to protect their workers’ safety
Oregon OSHA’s ABCs of Project Site Safety: A – B Read Post »
In the Beaver State, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) trains a watchful eye on the construction industry to ensure that contractors are maintaining safe and healthful project sites.
Oregon OSHA’s ABCs of Project Site Safety: C Read Post »
Federal contracts are hot commodities in the world of construction. Competition is fierce, and winning bids isn’t easy, but if there’s one enormous positive that can’t be ignored, it’s this:
Tips to Prepare for the System for Award Management Read Post »
The federal government and state governments award billions in construction contracts to construction businesses every year, providing contractors with the opportunity to take part in projects that are as important
Are You Ready to Secure More Government Contracts? Follow These Tips Read Post »
