Tag: matters
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Why Quick Water Damage Response Matters in Portland Homes
Water damage is a serious issue that can affect any home in Portland. When water gets into your house, it doesn’t just sit there; it starts to spread and cause more problems the longer it’s left alone. Acting fast is key to minimizing the damage and the cost of repairs. Ignoring water damage can lead…
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Silent Threat: Why Professional Mold Testing Matters
Are you worried about strange smells or spots on your walls? Mold is a silent threat that can harm your health and damage your home. This blog will explain why professional mold testing is so important and how it can help keep your family safe. Keep reading to learn how to protect both your home…
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Why Hiring Licensed, Insured Roofers Matters
Choosing the right roofing contractor is one of the most critical decisions a homeowner can make. A roof protects your home from the weather, ensures structural integrity, and improves overall safety. Working with a licensed and insured roofing contractor offers significant benefits when it’s time for installation, repair, or replacement. It provides peace of mind…
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Why cybersecurity matters for construction
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Jason Kosek is a shareholder with New York City-based law firm Anderson Kill. Opinions are the author’s own. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting construction firms, drawn by large financial assets and tight project timelines, rendering both large and…
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Masonry matters: a mission to boost skills
A new association promises to solve the masonry sector’s recruitment and training challenges with an approach that targets micro companies. March this year saw the launch of the Masonry Association of Great Britain (MAGB), a new organisation that aims to boost recruitment and upskilling in the masonry sector. Current systems are not working, says the…
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Why Spinal Health Matters in Industrial Workplace Safety Plans
While safety measures typically prioritize preventing immediate dangers like chemical contact, equipment accidents, and falls, a crucial element of employee wellbeing often gets overlooked despite causing substantial chronic disability: spine health. The impact of disregarding this essential aspect of workplace safety reaches well beyond individual workers, influencing efficiency, team spirit, and economic outcomes. Below are…
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Behind the Build: Why Fleet Mobility Matters in Construction
Timelines, coordination, and the efficient movement of people, tools, and materials drive the construction industry. Fleet mobility is at the heart of this dynamic environment—an often overlooked but absolutely essential component of successful project delivery. When properly managed, a mobile, responsive fleet supports productivity on the ground and contributes to safety, cost control, and client…
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Site Security in Australia: Why Edge Protection Matters
Construction sites inherently come with numerous risks, particularly when it comes to height-related activities. As construction workers operate at elevated levels, securing the work environment becomes a crucial factor in maintaining safety and regulatory compliance. In Australia, where the construction industry is consistently thriving, the demand for implementing robust safety measures has led to the…
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Material Choice Matters: Hidden Costs of Cutting Corners
In construction and commercial design, timelines, and budgets often take centre stage. Understandably, project managers and developers look for ways to stay on track and reduce costs. But one area where shortcuts can quietly backfire is material selection. What may seem like a minor compromise at the procurement stage can snowball into a cascade of…