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Five Essential Components of an Accident Response Plan

With the construction industry facing a skilled labor shortage, new and inexperienced workers are entering the field. These workers may be more vulnerable to injury, making it hugely important for general contractors to create a culture of safety for their employees, subcontractors and craft professionals.
By Trey Fry
February 28, 2018
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by Trey Fry

Trey Fry is a business insurance consultant with Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance in Birmingham, Ala. Contact him at (205) 444-4760.

 

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