It’s no secret that the trucking industry as a whole struggles with driver turnover. On average, drivers stay with their employers for only one year, and that turnover can cost a motor carrier approximately $8,200 each time a driver leaves, according to a recent study by McQuaig. Obviously, making a fair wage is important to drivers,…
Managing a fleet and drivers can be a challenge, particularly given the potential for accidents, employee injuries, liability concerns and increased costs associated with vehicle upkeep. Nevertheless, your fleet—whether it be a handful of cars or dozens of commercial vehicles—plays a major role in the success of your organization. As such, it’s crucial to take…
Fuel is a major expense. Because it is a variable cost, meaning it can fluctuate and be challenging to predict, trucking companies are always looking for ways to improve fuel economy to help keep costs down. Ask yourself if there are actions you can take to improve your driving skills and save fuel. FACTORS THAT…
The fall season is upon us, bringing along many weather risks. Learn how to be ready, responsive and resilient to the hazards. The time to prepare is now. Flood Educate yourself on flood zones and evacuation routes. Consider flood insurance coverage no matter your zone. Make a family communication plan. Follow evacuation orders and avoid…
As the leaves start to fall and the weather shifts to chillier temperatures, the coming weeks are perfect for tackling house and yard maintenance. The Hartford provides 14 tips for your fall home prep to-do list. 1. Roof If you live somewhere that gets snow, it’s a good idea start your fall home prep by inspecting…
Fire damage to commercial buildings might get headlines, but water damage, whether to projects under construction or completed buildings, poses large problems for owners, developers and contractors. The impact is massive, reaching many billions of dollars per year. One water leak on the 19th floor at a construction site of a high-end apartment building in…
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies across the globe have been working to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. As the pandemic continues on and vaccine clinical trials progress, there may be a possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine being approved for use in the foreseeable future. The prospect of a vaccine is exciting to most,…
Bringing a construction project to life is a team effort. There’s usually a general contractor who is responsible for the full management of the project, but there’s also a group of subcontractors who perform the actual work, itself. When it comes to insurance coverages for both parties, many of the same rules apply. It’s often…
When workplace health and safety incidents happen, it’s important to respond appropriately. Investigating allows employers to identify potential health and safety failings that led to the incident and make necessary workplace adjustments to help prevent future incidents. Workplace health and safety incidents are defined as either: A workplace condition or event that resulted in an…
Taking precautions before work begins and while underway can help safeguard your construction project from injuries and damages occurring during construction, and any claims made after the project is completed. Having well documented pre- and post-construction conditions surveys, records of all work conducted, and any changes requested along the way can be valuable if damages…
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