Risk professionals can minimize the impact of construction disasters by understanding potential exposures and implementing these key risk transfer strategies.
Risk professionals can minimize the impact of construction disasters by understanding potential exposures and implementing these key risk transfer strategies.
Key considerations during construction project planning can help reduce potential problems.
New technology offers promise for reducing worksite hazards.
Overlooking subcontractor insurance agreements can expose contractors to costly risks.
These key construction problems often result in expensive claims and litigation.
Risk managers embarking on public projects should carefully analyze their risk transfer program to ensure that they are not disappointed in the event of a loss.
By focusing on seven key quality assurance practices, builders can avoid costly claims.
Amid a global boom in high-rise construction, thousands of buildings still lack adequate fire protection, creating elevated property and safety risks.
Address these key insurance considerations before finalizing construction contracts.
Advances in technology promise to improve safety in the construction industry.
New initiatives in construction and insurance are helping to reduce risk.
Tips for obtaining the proper insurance coverage to protect against construction risks.
Contractor’s professional liability policies may receive more attention in coming months.
While the construction industry is seeing a revival, the skilled labor shortage has increased the risk of errors.
Accurate, detailed recordkeeping can help prevent disputes over construction project costs.
