Project owners or general contractors must carefully vet contractors to ensure job site safety and financial security. A critical factor in this selection process is verifying that contractors carry adequate insurance. Hiring uninsured contractors can expose a project to significant risks, including safety hazards, liability issues and potential financial losses.
As we navigate a world where ensuring the safety of students and staff is more critical than ever, the landscape of school security is evolving rapidly. Recent advancements offer a range of innovative solutions that enhance campus safety while preserving a positive learning environment.
In recent news, morale among teachers remains alarmingly low, a situation that can significantly impact the educational environment and student outcomes. Addressing this issue is crucial for creating a supportive and effective learning atmosphere.
As the new school year approaches, it's crucial to ensure that school facilities are ready to welcome students and staff back safely and efficiently. Here are some essential steps for preparing your school facilities for the upcoming academic year.
The health and safety of your residents should be your top priority, so it is important that your facility is proactive in ensuring that the proper fire safety precautions are in place.
In October 2020, the University of Vermont (UVM) Health Network—a six-hospital health care organization that serves over 1 million patients throughout Vermont and upstate New York discovered that its systems had been compromised by cybercriminals in a ransomware attack.
Researchers at Colorado State University have upped their forecast for this year’s Atlantic hurricane season, now projecting at least 25 named storms, with 12 of them expected to reach hurricane status.
In the spring of 2021, hackers initiated a ransomware attack against Colonial Pipeline—the largest refined oil products pipeline in the United States.
Summer construction projects present unique challenges for schools, requiring diligent planning and risk management to ensure safety and security. With limited onsite staff during the summer months, appointing a dedicated staff representative or liaison for each construction project becomes essential
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) recently scheduled this year’s Brake Safety Week for Aug. 25-31, 2024. This annual event aims to emphasize the importance of ensuring sufficient brake systems in commercial motor vehicles (CMVs).
