Snuffing Out Equipment Theft
Thieves regularly prey on construction sites and equipment dealerships—targeting building materials, tools and large pieces of equipment. These criminals, many of whom are employees, know exactly what...
View ArticleManaging the Risks of Project Suspension
Project suspension is almost always a traumatic situation, but with the proper planning it need not be a fatal one.Savvy contractors must understand the risks associated with project suspension or...
View ArticleEquipment Theft—A Billion Dollar Crime
Five ways to beat the odds of having heavy equipment stolen include installing a GPS system, maintaining an inventory of all equipment, registering equipment with the National Equipment Register, using...
View ArticleBest Practices for ‘Bring Your Own Device’ Policies
Protecting against data loss when employees use their personal devices for work is increasingly salient and a problem employers can address with some basic forethought and planning.
View ArticleFour Steps to Deter Tool and Equipment Theft
Construction equipment theft costs up to $1 billion annually, not including rental equipment, project delay penalties, business interruption or unproductive manhours. An effective theft prevention...
View ArticleKeep Jobsite Tools Safe
Construction sites are an easy target for theft and vandalism, so take measures to ensure tools are kept safe. While no plan is foolproof, safety precautions can prevent the loss of tools, money and...
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