6 Top Risks For The Construction Industry [SlideShare]
Know the Risks
While the growth outlook for the construction industry continues to remain strong, emerging and existing risks will be a challenge for the industry. Contractors should be aware of the risks to help prevent costly disruptions and delays. Some risks of growing concern include:
- A skilled labor shortage which could lead to costly accidents and injuries.
- Construction defects claims due, in part, to a less experienced workforce.
- Overextension of resources potentially leading to a contractor taking on more projects than they have the capacity to handle.
- Fire due to poorly managed hot work activities or shortfalls in site security.
Understanding the risks and proactively mitigating them is critical to a contractor's ability to succeed in a changing market.
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Managing Construction Defect Risk
Construction defect claims can be a threat to your business. Travelers can help you with effective prevention and mitigation strategies.
Managing Construction Defect Risk
Managing Construction Defect Risk
Construction defect claims can be a threat to your business. Travelers can help you with effective prevention and mitigation strategies.
Construction defect claims can be a threat to your business. Travelers can help you with effective prevention and mitigation strategies.
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