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When it comes to managing construction defect claims, insureds should be looking for an insurance partner that has a sharp eye on the market and is keeping pace with today’s trends.
Transporting young children is risky business. In this Q&A, an underwriting VP discusses solutions to minimize the exposures.
Employers and insurers are engaging workers in OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down to help curb serious fall risk in the construction trades.
Opioids were supposed to help. Instead, their addictive power harmed many, and calls for accountability are broadening.
Workers and employers in the construction industry continue to face numerous emerging risks and challenges.
Robot co-workers may bridge talent shortfalls and improve productivity, but only if manufacturers anticipate the risks.
Opioids have increased demand for treatment center beds, addiction specialists and foster families to critical levels. Providers are feeling the pinch.
New advancements in tribometry are advancing the art and science of slips and falls prevention.
With more jobs utilizing technology advancements, manufacturing turns to cobots to help ease talent gaps.
Disaster recovery plus infrastructure projects stretch builders; sureties could be next.
Cobots, tariffs and extreme weather are just a few examples. See our map of the top current exposures plotted by frequency and impact.
There are generational differences in how mental health is discussed, but overall the amount of stigma attached to the topic is too high.
Sensors, 3D laser scanning, virtual reality and more are reshaping the traditional job site.
Protective gear sized for men puts women at risk for injury in construction and many other trades.
A new Constructech ecosystem of wearable devices, sensors, virtual reality and drones will enable smarter and safer structures.
Five sessions in San Antonio that should pack them in.
On-the-road risks are becoming more challenging to manage. See our map of the top current exposures plotted by frequency and impact.
Crumbling roads and bridges isolate companies and trigger business interruption losses.
The flexibility of captives is well-suited to serve the rapidly changing risks health care organizations face.
Whether high net worth homeowners take up sufficient excess flood coverage is a point of concern.
As a professor of business, Jack Hampton knows firsthand the positive impact education has on risk managers as they tackle growing risks.