When Qualification Cards Can’t Be Trusted
When Qualification Cards Can’t Be Trusted
28 October 2015CSCS, OSHA and Safepass cards are a staple of the construction industry, signifying the completion of training that is designed to increase contractor safety while on […] read more
How Proactive Safety Can Protect Contractors
How Proactive Safety Can Protect Contractors
22 October 2015Proactive safety is a unique approach to safety training that incorporates progressive thinking in order to improve plant safety. The approach allows you to detect issues […] read more
Does Poor Contractor Safety Indicate Weak Management?
Does Poor Contractor Safety Indicate Weak Management?
20 October 2015There’s a general consensus held by high-ranking organizational leaders that poor safety results are a direct result of ineffective management. Furthermore, a study by the University […] read more
Top 6 Topics for Contractor Training
Top 6 Topics for Contractor Training
14 October 2015Creating effective and relevant contractor training is extremely important in a jobs market which has shifted gradually towards contractors and with the on-going controversy surrounding the […] read more
US Construction Trends 2015
US Construction Trends 2015
09 October 2015It’s been an interesting year for the American construction industry and an even bigger one for construction trends in 2015. The sector has seen one of the best […] read more
Breaking Down Language Barriers Within Construction
Breaking Down Language Barriers Within Construction
08 October 2015The construction language barrier is going to be an issue of increasing importance. In the US, a staggering 24.4 million Hispanics are a part of the […] read more
Managing Subcontractor Communication for Fast-Paced Con...
Managing Subcontractor Communication for Fast-Paced Construction Projects
02 October 2015Traditionally subcontractors would arrive onto a construction site, receive an hours training, fill in some paperwork and start working. But as construction environments become more complex […] read more
The Cost of an Unsafe Workplace
The Cost of an Unsafe Workplace
30 September 2015According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), it is estimated that employers pay $1 billion per week for direct worker’s compensation, as a result of […] read more
4 Tips to Manage Your Maintenance Contractors’ Safety
4 Tips to Manage Your Maintenance Contractors’ Safety
24 September 2015Every organization uses contractors or temporary employees in some way, shape or form. Whether it’s to wash windows, repair machinery or file paperwork, we’ve all worked […] read more
Why You Should Use Smartphones to Communicate With Cont...
Why You Should Use Smartphones to Communicate With Contractors
15 September 2015Increasingly Americans have “embedded mobile devices” into every aspect of their lives, the research suggests, with 15% of Americans aged between 18 and 29 being “heavily […] read more
Everything you need to know about Visitor Safety
Everything you need to know about Visitor Safety
11 September 2015While they may seem like ‘low risk’ individuals as they don’t spend very long on site, it’s still your responsibility to keep visitors safe while they’re […] read more
Best Practices When Writing Orientation Content
Best Practices When Writing Orientation Content
09 September 2015An orientation program offers you the opportunity to efficiently train your contract workers before they start work, allowing you to speed up the on-boarding process and […] read more
Essential Tips For Gathering Your Subcontractor’s Det...
Essential Tips For Gathering Your Subcontractor’s Details
08 September 2015How will you handle the responsibility of ensuring that you have all the details of different types of subcontractors on file and that it’s easily accessible […] read more
The Challenges of Contractor Safety Training
The Challenges of Contractor Safety Training
02 September 2015Whether you’re in construction, mining, energy or utilities, you understand the challenges of making sure everyone on site is recorded and safe. GoContractor has helped some […] read more
Contractor Orientations Checklist
Contractor Orientations Checklist
01 September 2015What you need to know to on-board contractors easily Here at GoContractor, we have learned a lot from our customers about contractor orientations checklists and must-haves. […] read more
Managing Contractor Orientations for a Time-Critical Co...
Managing Contractor Orientations for a Time-Critical Construction Project
31 August 2015The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation recently awarded Plenary Walsh Keystone Partners (PWKP) a public-private construction contract that will oversee the redevelopment of over 4,000 “structurally deficient” […] read more
Can Women Help Plug The Labor Shortage in Construction?
Can Women Help Plug The Labor Shortage in Construction?
27 August 2015The US Construction industry is set to boom in the next five years and it remains one of the fastest growing employment sectors within the United States, adding […] read more
How to Ensure Migrant Worker Safety
How to Ensure Migrant Worker Safety
25 August 2015With the labour migration situation in Europe worsening by the day, the health, safety and protection of legal migrant workers in the UK can be easily overlooked. […] read more
How To Onboard a Superhero
How To Onboard a Superhero
20 August 2015The process of effectively onboarding training new employees into your organisation, and embedding them into your working culture can be tricky. Conducted properly, you will ensure […] read more
It’s Not Rocket Science: Shutdowns and Turnarounds, a...
It’s Not Rocket Science: Shutdowns and Turnarounds, a Guide
19 August 2015The Shutdown, Turnaround and Outage (STO) process, is arguably one of the biggest logistical operations your company is ever likely to face. If you get it […] read more