New York Construction Safety and Labor Law 240
Key Takeaways: New York Labor Law 240 enforces strict liability for elevation-related injuries on construction sites, requiring robust…
March 26Latest in: Ethics and Compliance
Ladder Safety Essentials and OSHA Compliance
Project managers and safety directors are increasing their focus on ladder risks as the Occupational Safety and Health…
March 19
Managing “Buddy Punching” with Location-Verified Time Tracking
Construction companies are wrestling with rampant “buddy punching,” a practice where one worker clocks in for another. Owners,…
March 19
Securing Construction Sites to Prevent Theft and Protect Budgets
Construction sites store highly valuable and portable equipment, making them ideal targets for opportunistic theft. Power tools, copper…
March 19
BLS Report Highlights Persistent Safety Risks in Construction
Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) highlights persistent, preventable risks facing construction crews, with…
March 12
Layered Safety Strategies Transform U.S. Construction Sites
Construction managers and supervisors across the U.S. are more frequently adopting layered safety strategies to reduce injury rates,…
February 20
Building a Greener Future: Sustainable Materials in UK Construction
The UK construction sector is leaning heavily into net-zero goals, driving specifiers and project managers toward greener materials…
February 19
New York Jury Awards $5.6M in Construction Safety Case
A New York County jury has awarded $5,595,000 to an injured construction worker following a three-week trial, a…
February 19Remember the Basics: The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
NEWARK, N.J. – I learned to think of a contract as basically being a handshake, though I am…
July 19Remember the Basics: Good Faith and Fair Dealing
NEWARK, N.J. – I learned to think of a contract as basically being a handshake, though I am…
June 14