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If a compliance officer conducts an inspection and finds violating work conditions, a citation will be issued. There are four categories of violation: (1) willful, (2) serious, (3) repeated, and […]

The Hierarchy of Controls tackle the many ways to reduce hazards and risks. The last and least costly part of the Hierarchy of Controls is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Personal

The daily report keeps management engaged and informed on what is happening on the work site. Daily reports were once done manually via Microsoft Excel but now most daily report

As a roofing contractor, using a roofing subcontractor is a legal matter that must be considered. In Florida, where the skilled labor force has decreased in recent years, subcontractors can

If you need to file or contest a damage or a claim, a project diary can be a great source. The diary is used to document work progress, site conditions,

While the construction industry has experienced growth, many contractors have noted a decrease in skilled labor. A study by the NAHB found that the cost and availability of labor is

Contractors should take pictures regularly to represent progress on the worksite. Organizing and storing digital photos will protect against disputes, provide daily inspection, assist reporting, and enforce safety control measures.

If a change increases costs or time, it should lead to a change order. Design conflict, preference, and construction dilemmas can all contribute to changes. To learn more about change

A crane is used to lift and move concrete, steel, building materials, and large tools. However, it would be a huge dilemma if a crane fell over on your worksite.

A basic contract consists of an offer, acceptance, and future considerations. In a construction contract, it is important to detail the work performed and the consequences of late or incomplete