Safety
Surety Outlook 2019: The Peak of the Cycle
The construction industry's upswing won’t last forever, so wise contractors will maintain a highly skilled workforce while driving continuous improvement of operating, accounting and cash management standards.
By James P. Schabarum II and Jase Hamilton
January 18, 2019
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Safety
by James P. Schabarum II
Jim Schabarum,CPCU, CRIS, AFSB, is with Cavignac & Associates, a leading risk management and commercial insurance brokerage firm providing a broad range of insurance and expertise to design and construction firms, as well as to law firms, real estate-related entities, manufacturing companies and the general business community. The firm employs a staff of 55 people at offices located at 450 B Street, Suite 1800, San Diego, Calif., 92101.
by Jase Hamilton
Jase joined Cavignac in 2012 and currently holds the role of Risk Advisor and Surety Department Manager. He focuses on both contract and commercial surety bonds including performance and payment, license and permit, fidelity, court, miscellaneous, and subdivision.
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