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Occupational Health & Safety Magazine cites fall protection rescue as the most commonly overlooked aspect of fall protection, with even the most prepared and proactive companies minimizing the importance of

Falls account for the largest number of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry and frequently involve breach of ladder regulations. In order to prevent fall-related injuries and fatalities and

Many contractors elect to work in neighboring states as a foreign limited liability company (LLC) in order to stay competitive in the industry and pursue highly lucrative projects. In order

With the spread of the COVID-19 virus across the country, many large cities have resorted to shelter-in-place orders and millions of Americans are now working from home. Although many white-collar

An effective construction contract can help protect your company against legal problems if a relationship with a business partner goes awry. Having an enforceable contract with clearly outlined expectations can

Construction companies, home builders, and contractors can be held responsible for any defects found on new residential or commercial projects in the State of Florida. Making repairs and paying legal

OSHA citations can be costly for construction companies of all sizes. Some types of citations require the jobsite to shut down until you can resolve the safety concerns identified in

Factory Mutual recently made changes that updated the Loss Prevention Data Sheets as it pertains to Roofing Industry. The following are some of the most important changes: FM 1-9 (Roof

Job sites are dangerous places, especially for roofing professionals. Without the proper guidelines in place, serious injuries and fatalities can occur. OSHA ladder regulations specify how employers are to provide