Emergencies happen when we least expect them. While every situation is different, a few consistent strategies and proper planning can help mitigate damages and ensure the safety of those involved, especially in emergencies related to natural disasters or on worksites. 1. Identify worst-case scenarios Brainstorm possible scenarios among your team. Expect the unexpected. 2. Develop Read More »
5 Tips for Quickly Reopening Your Business After a Natural Disaster
As parts of the country head into the height of the hurricane and wildfire seasons, it is important to have a plan in place. Businesses that reopen quickly after a natural disaster are far more likely to remain open, even thrive, in the short and long run. To get you on the fast path to Read More »
4 Common Workplace Accidents to Avoid
We believe that 100% of construction site accidents are avoidable, and understanding the causes of common workplace casualties is a good start to preventing injury and harm in the workplace. The 4 most common causes of workplace fatalities: 1. Fall from Heights – 39.2% 2. Struck by Objects – 8.2% 3. Electrocution – 7.3% 4. Caught Read More »
What You Need to Know about Safety Performance Ratings and OSHA Penalties
It’s no secret that injuries and fatalities on the job site are a costly mistake. Nonetheless, the Bureau of Labor Statics recorded 971 construction-related fatalities in 2017. That’s more than 20 percent of all workplace fatalities. It’s a powerful incentive to go the extra mile to keep the workplace safe. In an earlier post, we offer tips Read More »
3 Steps to Successful Holiday Retail Using Temporary Space
3 Steps to Successful Holiday Retail Using Temporary Space The holiday season is around the corner, and shoppers are gearing up to buy goods across the world. It’s an exciting time for customers and retailers alike. But whether you run a brick-and-mortar store or manage an e-commerce platform, ramping up your business ahead of the Read More »
How Cooperative Purchasing Streamlines the Procurement Process
Procuring necessary products and services requires purchasers to navigate a complicated process. That’s why many purchasers in the education sector use cooperative purchasing programs, such as the National Intergovernmental Purchasing Alliance (National IPA). Learning how to navigate the process is rewarding. But where do you start? Take a look at everything you need to know Read More »