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Construction Safety
Managing Construction Risk through Pre-Operational Planning
2006-09-30 | Peter G Furst
Peter Furst explains that the goal of preplanning is to reduce hazards, which will minimize disruption, increase efficiency, and lower costs.
Continuous Performance Improvement
Deming's Point #11 as Applied to the Insurance Industry
2006-09-01 | John Pryor
John Pryor examines Dr. Edwards Deming's Point #11: Eliminate numerical quotas for the workforce … and for people in management.
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 2
2006-07-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
Performance bond sureties may look to the contractor's CGL insurer to recoup losses. Pat Wielinski explains.
Workplace Violence Prevention
Investigating Domestic Violence in the Workplace
2006-07-01 | James N Madero
Dr. James Madero describes the major categories of investigation that are critical to understanding and managing this growing risk.
Wrap-Up Programs
Top 10 Favorite Wrap-Up Questions (and Answers)
2006-07-01 | Richard Resnick
Rich Resnick provides his 'Top 10 Favorite Wrap-Up Questions' commonly asked by potential wrap-up buyers, along with his answers.
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 2
2006-07-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
Performance bond sureties may look to the contractor's CGL insurer to recoup losses. Pat Wielinski explains.
Construction Safety
Measuring Success—Integrated Risk Management
2006-06-03 | Peter G Furst
Peter Furst outlines some tools and techniques to assess the effectiveness of the safety management process.
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 1
2006-06-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
In a two-part series, Pat Wielinski discusses a recent and major concern of the construction industry—the risk of nonperformance or default.
Continuous Performance Improvement
Deming's Point #10 as Applied to the Insurance Industry
2006-06-01 | John Pryor
John Pryor explains Dr. Edwards Deming's Point #10: Eliminate slogans, exhortations, and targets for the workforce.
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 1
2006-06-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
In a two-part series, Pat Wielinski discusses a recent and major concern of the construction industry—the risk of nonperformance or default.
Construction Safety
Managing Construction Risk through Pre-Operational Planning
2006-09-30 | Peter G Furst
Continuous Performance Improvement
Deming's Point #11 as Applied to the Insurance Industry
2006-09-01 | John Pryor
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 2
2006-07-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
Workplace Violence Prevention
Investigating Domestic Violence in the Workplace
2006-07-01 | James N Madero
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 2
2006-07-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 1
2006-06-01 | Patrick J Wielinski
Continuous Performance Improvement
Deming's Point #10 as Applied to the Insurance Industry
2006-06-01 | John Pryor
Construction Defect Coverage
Complex Construction Defect Claims: Who Pays First?—Part 1
2006-06-01 | Patrick J Wielinski