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Construction Site Security: Protect Employees, the Public, Property, Assets and the Bottom Line
A construction site is full of hazards to employees and the general public. An unsecured site is an invitation to theft of material and equipment. Contractors with a site security program in place will see a dramatic reduction in vandalism, theft of materials and property, damage to property and potential liability exposure due to injuries to trespassers.
By Keith J. Bowen
April 28, 2017
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by Keith J. Bowen
Bowen serves as a resource for the insurance brokerage operations, providing risk control, safety, regulatory compliance and worker’s compensation reduction guidance.
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