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Essential Elements of Safety Leadership
Timmons Group
Good managers are not always good safety leaders. Find out what makes a good safety leader, and what they should do to rally employees to the cause.
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Who's Buying and Where Are They?
GB Financial Services, LLC
Construction equipment reps, bankers, finance companies, rental companies and contractors weigh in on the question.
Management
Low Bid Is Not Enough
Construction Business Coaching
Ever been low bid and didn't get the job? Follow these 10 tips to win more profitable work.
Management
Keeping Supervisors In Line
The Contractor's Business Coach
Good employees do not stick around when working for bad bosses.
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Mock-up or foul up?
American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)
Tips for a successful concrete formed surfaces mock-up
Surface void sizes, projection heights and surface tolerance requirements, described objectively by measurement limits, are ideal for approving mock-ups.
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Don't Be a 'Guesstimate' Contractor
Construction Business Coaching
In Part 1 of George Hedley's Business Toolbox Series, he explains the difference between margin and mark-up and how to calculate overhead.
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Fix It, Sell It or Replace It?
GB Financial Services, LLC
Look at all sides of the equation when determining whether to fix or replace construction equipment.
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Key Performance Indicators
The Contractor's Business Coach
Failure to track and monitor a key performance item almost always leads to distasteful results.
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How To Get Paid Fast
Construction Business Coaching
Follow these tips and rules to get paid fast after completing a job.
Management
Is Your Bid Only An Estimate?
Construction Business Coaching
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Fix It, Sell It or Replace It?
GB Financial Services, LLC
Look at all sides of the equation when determining whether to fix or replace construction equipment.
Consider whether it's more cost-effective to fix or replace older equipment. Choosing to fix it will have affects on your balance sheet, income statement and cash flow.
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Build a Nest Egg Before Embarking on Growth
The Contractor's Business Coach
No matter the industry, growth requires cash - lots of cash.
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