Change Orders Insurance Legal Statistics 
Construction Business Owner
OCTOBER 14, 2011
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. « A Change (Order) for the Better? Judging Tipis » Some Advice on Change Orders. I was talking with John Chaney this week, and he mentioned that he was going to blog about how change orders affect construction management. STRATEGY |. MANAGEMENT |.
Construction Business Owner
OCTOBER 14, 2011
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. Some Advice on Change Orders » A Change (Order) for the Better? When clients ask me about change orders, I’m reminded of a well-circulated photo. The yacht is named “Change Order.” Yes, change orders are nearly inevitable.
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Construction Business Owner
APRIL 26, 2012
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. Legal language is often unclear, resulting in differences in interpretations that can disrupt and delay projects, increasing costs. Meet with them before every project to discuss not only the contractual provisions for scope of work and change orders, but also what you bid and why.
Construction Business Owner
DECEMBER 20, 2011
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Construction Business Owner
APRIL 1, 2011
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. Learn how better change order management and forecasting can help prevent profit fade. change orders. Home Contact Us About Us Subscribe Advertise Legal Disclaimer Site Map -->. STRATEGY |. MANAGEMENT |. ACCOUNTING |. SOFTWARE |. MARKETING |. EQUIPMENT |. technology.
Construction Business Owner
APRIL 5, 2012
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. This, after all, is the foundation of the insurance industry. And risk can be a profit center, since insurance companies obviously make money. So what do construction and insurance companies have in common? Well, consider the business model of the insurance industry.
Construction Business Owner
DECEMBER 9, 2011
INSURANCE |. Industry Statistics. Fewer accidents also mean lower insurance premiums, which mean lower labor costs. The more accidents and safety violations you have on a job, the more the job is going to cost; and the last time I checked you can’t submit a change order just because your team got hurt on the job!
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