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Section: Business > Business Services > Legal Services
Concrete
FAQ: Respirable Silica Dust Protection, Phase II
8 common questions asked when trying to be in compliance with OSHA's Silica Rule.
December 21, 2018
Concrete
Recent Legal Developments Impacting Concrete Contractors
Will we face two years of Congressional gridlock?
December 18, 2018
Construction News
California Legislation Revises the License Bond Requirement for Contractors
When Assembly Bill 3126 takes effect January 1, 2019, contractors will not be allowed to post a certificate of deposit instead of a surety bond when getting licensed
December 14, 2018
Business
Court Awards Public Owner Liquidated Damages After Terminating Contractor for Convenience
Connecticut Supreme Court in 2015 concluded a contractor was liable for liquidated damages for project delays after being terminated for convenience, even where the project owner was partially responsible for the delays
December 5, 2018
Construction News
Judge Allows Keystone XL Pipeline Preliminary Work to Continue
TransCanada can continue pre-construction activities such as planning activities, finalizing contracts, conducting surveys and obtaining permits
November 29, 2018
Construction Safety
NYC Considers 6-Month Delay for First Construction Safety Deadline
City is considering pushing the deadline for the required 30-hours of safety training from December 2018 out to June 2019
November 6, 2018
Business
Don’t Let Your Business Go Up in Smoke
The legalization of marijuana is both a cultural phenomenon and a workforce issue that is becoming too large for employers to simply ignore
November 1, 2018
Business
Understanding How to Effectively Communicate via Email for Construction Projects
Establish clear policies and procedures regarding the use of email during your projects and consider implementing training and instruction
October 4, 2018
Business
What is Inefficient Risk Transfer?
An indemnity clause in a construction contract is merely a written agreement to transfer some type of risk on the project to one or more of the parties
October 3, 2018
Construction Safety
Resources Offered to Keep Workers Safe from Trenching-related Hazards
U.S. Department of Labor provides resources to increase awareness of trenching hazards, educate employers and workers on cave-in prevention and decrease the number of trench collapses
September 27, 2018
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Can Collaboration Fix Construction Payment Issues?
If the industry was able to collaborate to improve worker safety, why can’t it come together again to fix a broken system of payments?
September 12, 2018
Construction News
Road Construction Projects in Michigan Halted by Lockout of Heavy Equipment Operators
Owners locked out employees and stopped all the construction on Tuesday as a result of contract negotiations
September 5, 2018
Business
Does Exceeding Monetary License Limit Affect Contractors' Recovery?
A June 2018 court decision clarifies rule relating to effect of a contractor who exceeds its licensing limit
September 5, 2018
Construction Safety
Use Training and Technology to Build a Strong Safety Culture
Going beyond compliance training is one of the biggest things construction organizations can do to create a culture of safety
August 30, 2018
Business
How Payments Bonds and Construction Work Together
Payment bonds protect subcontractors, providing legal recourse against contractors who do not live up to their side of the bargain
August 28, 2018
Construction Safety
Concrete and Silica – Three Factors You Need to Know
CleanSpace Technology
If respirable dust is visible in a work area, adequate respiratory protection should be worn by workers in the contaminated area. Fortunately, there is growing awareness for the need for more adequate respiratory protection.
August 21, 2018
Construction News
Judge Halts Trump Rule Suspending Clean Water Protections
The ruling, which affects half the country, states the administration did not properly seek public input when it suspended protections designed to thwart waterway pollution
August 20, 2018
Business
Study: Contractors Need to Evolve Construction Risk Management Practices
FMI, AGC’s Surety Bonding and Risk Management Forum study captures contractors’ perceptions of risk and opinions on how construction industry will change in the coming years
August 7, 2018
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