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Cultivating Better Relationships for Improved Safety 0

By Scott Risch, Rosendin There are many conversations around how to improve safety culture within the construction industry, but to move the needle, it’s important to stop bifurcating safety from a company’s larger culture because safety is an integral part of everything we do and should be treated as such. During my more than 25

AI Construction Safety in a Changing World: Adapt and Innovate 0

By Dan Doyon, Maxim Consulting Services The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into various aspects of the construction process is causing a remarkable transformation in the construction industry. This innovation has had a substantial impact on construction safety, reducing potential hazards and improving the well-being of workers. The objective of this article is to investigate

President’s Letter – May 2024 0

Dear Readers – I wrote last month that tornadoes and storm damage keep me in business. But please. Enough is enough. It would be nice to have a break now and then. This month’s issue is about getting the word out – about you, about what’s important to you, about goods and services you provide…and

MTA Personnel Save Lives With Quick Actions in Key Bridge Tragedy 0
- Best Practices, CONSTRUCTION, Leadership
- April 23, 2024
MTA Personnel Save Lives With Quick Actions in Key Bridge Tragedy By Mike Kline, ASA Communications In the movies, the heroes often swoop in to save the day with mere seconds to spare before disaster strikes. Seconds also count in real life. In the case of the Key Bridge collapse on March 26th, the quick
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Minimize Risks in Contractor Dispute Settlement Agreements 0
- CONSTRUCTION, Contracts, Legally Speaking, Risk Management
- April 23, 2024
By: Benjamin Lajoie, McGlinchey Stafford PLLC Disputes between contractors, subcontractors and/or owners are relatively common in the construction industry. Although you should not appear over-eager in rushing into a settlement to avoid the time, costs, and stress that comes with protracted litigation, when settlement appears likely and in your company’s best interests, full attention to
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Always Something Awesome – Celebrating Virtue, Liberty, and Independence in Pennsylvania 0
- CONSTRUCTION
- April 23, 2024
After more than 10 years with a company, how do you say, “Umm, it’s time for me to move on”? It’s not easy. Ask Loni. She got an offer she couldn’t refuse, and luckily she’s working with a related association (electrical), so maybe she’ll be figuring ways to benefit both. I wouldn’t be surprised. That’s
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