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Take Advantage of Safer Construction Devices

InterWest Insurance Services

Advancements are making construction workplaces safer thanks to innovative new designs that learn from the past and the weaknesses of equipment that has been used in construction for decades. Lifts instead of ladders Falls (particularly from ladders) are the leading cause of injuries on construction worksites.

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As Construction Rebounds, Double Down on Safety

InterWest Insurance Services

Employment in the construction industry is surging as pent-up demand means that more homes are being built at a brisk pace. But this new growth in housing has come at a price for those working in the industry: a significant jump in construction workplace deaths and injuries.

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When Construction Counts - Addressing Subcontractor Challenges

AssuredPartners

Construction is a trillion-dollar industry, but construction can’t happen without subcontractors. Because subcontractors are a vital part of the construction industry, it’s important to recognize and address their challenges.

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Project Management Tips for Smooth Construction

Take It Personel-ly

It goes without saying that the construction industry is among the strongest pillars of economic growth and development. As the world continues to industrialize, there has been an increase in the demand for construction projects.

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Why Self-Esteem Is Critical to Successful Leadership

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Engineering construction staff accept 17.4% pay increase

Employee Benefits

A total of 3,000 engineering construction workers who operate under the National Agreement for the Engineering Construction Industry (NAECI) have accepted a two-year pay increase worth a minimum of 17.4%. The post Engineering construction staff accept 17.4% pay increase appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Water Breaks for Construction Workers

Workers' Compensation

A Texas judge has blocked a new state law prohibiting local governments from requiring water breaks for construction workers. The decision is a victory for worker advocates, who had warned that the law would have been a disaster for construction workers in Texas. House Bill 2127 law was set to effect on Friday, September 1, 2023.