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OSHA Delays Electronic Reporting to Dec. 15, 2017
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) electronic reporting rule requires certain establishments to report information electronically from their OSHA Forms 300, 300A and 301 By: Rob Foote, Roofing Risk Advisors, LLC. Under the rule, the first electronic reports were due on July 1, 2017; however, on Nov. 24, 2017, OSHA issued ...
What Your Customers Want to Know about Attic Ventilation
Let’s answer these frequently asked attic ventilation questions. By Andy Swan, Roof Saver. We get attic ventilation questions from inquiring minds that seem to repeat over time – the questions, not the minds. So, let’s share the wealth of knowledge. I have a continuous ridge vent and soffit vents installed. Is it a ...
Outdoor Shade: The Scoop on Pergolas, Gazebos, Awnings and More
Your customers will spend the winter planning their spring home improvement projects which may include one of these three popular outdoor shade options. Help them protect their hard work. By Gutter Helmet. Imagine sitting outside on a warm, sunny day after work, relaxing with a refreshing beverage and some delicious ...
When is a Workers’ Compensation Claim Compensable?
Carefully evaluating workers’ compensation claims is crucial in helping your company save money and prevent fraud. By: Rob Foote, Roofing Risk Advisors, LLC. Workers’ compensation is simply a form of insurance that offers employees medical coverage in the event they are injured during a work-related function. Depending on the state of residence, ...
Are You Servicing Your Safety Equipment, Such at Self-retracting Lifelines?
Self-retracting lifelines can be serviced and recertified, offering a more affordable option to stay OSHA compliant. By Roofmaster. Recently we assisted a contractor that had a large development job with Camp Pendleton in San Diego. Because the work being conducted was on the military base, certain governmental procedures had to be observed ...
The Prelude to a Storm
The 2017 hurricane storm season was quite catastrophic – with Harvey, Irma, Jose and now Maria, news and weather sources are saying this is one of the worst years yet by meteorological standards. By SureCoat Systems. A recent article in USA Today states that the seven hurricanes that have ...
The Little-known Secret to Getting More Commercial Work
Securing more commercial work, corporate and government, can be easier than you think. By Sarah Jane Jelin, KARNAK. If your roofing company works with corporate, retail or government entities, you can easily elevate your proposal to the top of the list by choosing to use or install products manufactured ...
4 Reason Why Made in America Matters
Made in America is much more than just a slogan tossed around by U.S. manufacturers to increase sales. By Tim Williams, G.A.P. Roofing. Before joining the G.A.P. Roofing team, I had the opportunity to run the sales team for a very well-known synthetic roofing brand. I traveled dozens of times to India ...
Gray Roofs Rule
From sizzling book titles to whales to the hair of famous actors, the color gray has never been more popular. That's especially true when it comes to gray roofs. By DaVinci Roofscapes. "Gray is a classic, timeless color, so it's really no surprise that the color gray is an essential element in ...
Turn a Negative into a Positive with Reviews
Reviews are a vital aspect of your company’s growth. By Angies List. A positive review boost morale and allow you to learn what you’re doing right. The challenge comes with negative reviews. No one likes to receive them, but they can be helpful. It’s natural to worry that it could hurt your ...
