Safety
Four Ways to Instantly Improve Communication and Safety On Construction Sites
Communication and safety go hand in hand. Safety must be a documented goal and verbally reinforced by site management.
By Derek Jones
November 12, 2020
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by Derek Jones
Derek spearheads key initiatives at Deputy, a global workforce management platform for employee scheduling, timesheets and communication. With a focus on Construction, Derek helps business owners and workforce leaders simplify employment law compliance, keep labor cost in line and build award-winning workplaces. Derek has over 16 years’ experience in delivering data-driven sales and marketing strategies to SaaS companies like MarketSource and Griswold Home Care.
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