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Always Something Awesome – Ask Martin T. Rucker Development 0
- Always Something Awesome
- August 24, 2021
By Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team DeLano Sheffield, Executive Director of Kansas City ASA recommended I chat with Martin T. Rucker II, and find out his Always Something Awesome story. It ends with a doozy. As with any professional sports player, your life is consumed with getting better and being the best you can be.
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3 Ways to Step Up Your Construction Photo Documentation 0
- Best Practices, Documentation, TECHNOLOGY
- August 24, 2021
By Jessica Meno, Raken In construction, keeping a project on track (and your customers happy) is easier said than done. However, increasing your project visibility can help you make more informed decisions along the way. One of the best ways to do so? Photo documentation. Photos let you see how teams are following safety protocols
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Contractor Community – August 2021 0
- Contractor Community, EDUCATION, Outlook & Trends
- August 24, 2021
Smith Currie Named Construction Law Firm of the Year We congratulate Smith Currie being named 2021 Construction Law Firm of the Year by Chambers and Partners USA and its deputy editors. The USA deputy editors at Chambers and Partners USA noted that Smith Currie’s expertise in healthcare-related construction positioned the firm well to assist clients
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President’s Letter – August 2021 0
- ASA President's Letter
- August 24, 2021
Dear ASA Members. As the summer draws to a close, my oldest son Creighton has been asking lots of wonderful questions as he explores the balance of his K-12. Last week, he informed me that he wanted to study Civil Engineering when he goes to college and we discussed that path. Given that Engineering was
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How to Handle Late Payments in Construction 1
- Best Practices, Leadership, Payment
- August 24, 2021
By Patrick Hogan, handle.com Getting paid on time is one of the biggest struggles among contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers in construction. With construction’s complex payment structures and ambiguous contract provisions, the problem with late payments continues to persist and trouble in the industry. Late payment issues are even worse during major economic downturns. When
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Insurance Captives Grow in Popularity Among Contractors 0
- Best Practices, Insurance, Outlook & Trends
- August 24, 2021
By Greg Hess, AssuredPartners Many unique risks exist in the construction industry. There are the obvious risks such as operating large equipment, moving heavy loads, transporting shifting materials, performing work at various heights, working with hand tools, etc. Add in the exposures that exist when working with owners, GC’s, suppliers, municipalities and other subcontractors and
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