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What is an NEP?

A National Emphasis Program (NEP) is a temporary specific hazard awareness program in which OSHA focuses their resources on.

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Keep Financials in Order for Fast Bond Acquisition

Owners of construction projects often require contractors bidding on the job to secure bid and performance bonds.

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More Problems, More money…

As of January 2024, OSHA released an update to the maximum penalty costs to adjust for the cost-of-living increases over the past few years.

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Cut Your Commercial Construction Risk

Contractors benefited from an uptick in commercial and multifamily starts in 2021 and 2022 only to see demand fall in 2023 due to rising interest rates and tight credit.

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OSHA’s Injury & Illness Electronic Reporting Requirements

If you’re a contractor, your job sites present the most consistent and, in most cases, the greatest potential for employee, subcontractor and visitor injuries.

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OSHA Requirements for Safety Signage

If you’re a contractor, your job sites present the most consistent and, in most cases, the greatest potential for employee, subcontractor and visitor injuries.

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Risk Management: Organizational Governance

Corporate governance helps you stay on track with your mission, principles, processes and procedures. It also keeps you competitive and ethically sound. Learn how to integrate corporate governance into your risk management process.

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Workers’ Compensation 101: What Can You Do to Control Your Costs?

This month, OneGroup hosted its first 101 Series Webinar. President, Chris Mason spoke about the sometimes-confusing world of worker’s compensation, gave tips on claims, and how to control your costs.

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Building an Effective Job Site Safety Program

If you’re a contractor, your job sites present the most consistent and, in most cases, the greatest potential for employee, subcontractor and visitor injuries.

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