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Explore Oregon’s bond increase for contractors, effective Jan 2024, aiming to enhance consumer protection and industry standards in construction.

Explore Oregon’s bond increase for contractors, effective Jan 2024, aiming to enhance consumer protection and industry standards in construction.

Explore how the bond increase and legislative changes in Washington State are enhancing consumer protection and transforming the construction industry.

Nearly 38 million U.S. homes contain lead-based paint, posing risks during renovations. Contractors must comply with the EPA’s Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule by obtaining certification and employing safe work practices to handle and contain lead particles, ensuring the safety of both workers and residents.

CPR is a vital safety skill for construction sites, enabling employees to respond to cardiac emergencies and potentially save lives. Training staff in CPR, assessing responsiveness, and performing chest compressions ensure a safe and prepared work environment, bridging the gap until professional help arrives.

First aid training is crucial on construction sites, addressing constant hazards and potential risks by equipping workers to handle emergencies effectively. Beyond compliance, it promotes immediate injury response, enhances workplace safety, and potentially reduces insurance costs, creating a culture of safety and care.

For business owners, the start of a brand-new year is more than just a change

In September 2022, FinCEN, a bureau of the U.S. Department of Treasury, announced its final

The importance of a safety program in construction cannot be overstated. Putting one together for your contracting