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MCSI - Improving Safety
Investing in safety training
MCS Influencer Randy Chaffee says the biggest key is to have a safety program in place. Editor's note: The following is the transcript of a live interview with MCS Influencer Randy Chaffee. You can read the interview below, listen to the podcast or watch the recording. Intro: Hello. I'm Alex Tolle with ...
Thinking of safety in a new way
MCS Influencer Thea Dudley says that a few strategies can help metal construction projects improve financial safety, reduce risks and ensure project success. Let’s talk about improving financial safety in metal construction projects. Focus on accurate budgeting, risk mitigation and cashflow management. This includes detailed takeoffs, contingency planning and proactive cost ...
Improving safety in metal construction projects: Raising the standard across the industry
MCS Influencer John Kenney says safety isn’t a cost center — it’s a profit protector. Safety is the foundation of any successful roofing project and metal systems can present unique challenges. From the sharp edges of panel materials to the complexities of steep-slope installations and the threats associated with seasonal winds, ...
Thoughts on jobsite safety from MBCEA leadership, past and present
MCS Influencer Robert Tiffin says the most effective way to improve safety, is to continually improve as both individuals and a team. Being safe has to be wanted and lived by each individual. When all individuals embrace the simplicity, and complexity, of being safe, it becomes a culture. As the president, I ...
Building a positive safety culture
MCS Influencer Renee Ramey says that at the end of the day, your employees’ safety should be a reason to celebrate! Safety in metal construction projects, specifically roofing, should be the top priority for any roofing business and/or installer. It's hard to create a successful business or make money if you're ...
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