Safety & Training Short: Safety Program - Being a Safety Committee Member
Objective: To outline the role, requirements, and responsibilities of a safety committee member. An organization’s safety committee plays a crucial role in promoting safe practices and reporting unsafe conditions. Safety committee members recognize risks before they happen, increase communication about safety, and work to improve the safety program for everyone.RequirementsFor an effective committee, a member should be proactive and able to:Lead by setting a positive example as a role model.Inquire about
Marin Builders Association Members: Save on your Workers' Comp!
Safety & Training Short: Bloodborne Pathogens - Hepatitis A
Objective: To increase awareness of the health risks and prevention methods associated with Hepatitis A.Understanding the Dangers Hepatitis A is a contagious, inflammatory liver disease caused by a virus typically spread through contact with contaminated surfaces or food. The culprits include poor sanitation, contaminated drinking water, poor personal hygiene, and sexual contact. Hepatitis A isn’t a chronic infection. The disease typically incubates 14-28 days. Most infected people recover from the
September is National Cholesterol Education Month
September is the month we officially transition from summer to autumn. Unofficially in the U.S., Labor Day weekend is sometimes considered the end of summer, with students going back to school around this time as well. Our third quarter’s addition to our newsletter shares some important and sobering information about cholesterol, and how important it is to get checked for better health. There’s close to 94 million people aged 20 and above in the U.S. with cholesterol levels considered borderline or
Sept. 18: Webinar on Certified Payroll and Prevailing Wage Compliance
Contractors Edge, a leading labor compliance resource, and Coastal Payroll, a trusted payroll and HR solutions provider, are partnering to deliver a free, educational webinar for contractors and construction leaders on Certified Payroll and Prevailing Wage Compliance. The webinar, “Certified & Compliant: What Every Contractor Needs to Know,” will be held on Wednesday, September 18 at 10:00 a.m. PT. REGISTER HERE Designed for decision-makers in construction, solar, and infrastructure industries, the
Safety & Training Short: Emergency Response Training Short 2.0
WHAT IS EMERGENCY RESPONSE? Simply put, emergency response is how you respond to emergencies. A good Emergency Response Program involves taking action before a possible emergency occurs.Remember: Call 911 if the situation has escalated and danger is imminent!GENERAL SAFETY RULES If you see something suspicious, say something. You can help prevent the domino effect — when an emergency happens and spreads quickly, increasing the danger as it grows. Click here to
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Be Vigilant – Recent Burglaries Targeting Plumbing Businesses
Recently, a contractor member of both PHCC and MBA experienced a burglary at their shop. They’ve since learned of multiple robberies targeting plumbing companies and supply houses locally. To help protect your business, they’ve shared these recommendations based on their experience. Be Vigilant!Always set alarms when closing—do not skip this step.Keep detailed records for high-value items, including: Date purchasedVendor purchased fromSerial numberModel numberPurchase amountPhotographs of the itemsIf
Interior Design Mastermind Group
Are you interested in joining a monthly interior design Mastermind Group? Whether you're a design enthusiast, a homeowner tackling a renovation or a professional seeking creative input or advice, this group will be a space for open dialogue, support and idea exchange. There will be 2 groups: one for non-professionals, and one for professionals. Hosted via Zoom, three 60-minute sessions are packaged to discuss whatever is most in need for the group. The cost is $150. per 3-session package. Topics can
Workers Comp Insurance Fraud: It costs more than you think
For more information, download this printable brochure here or contact: Marin County District Attorney's Office Attn: Insurance Fraud Unit 3501 Civic Center Drive, Room 130 San Rafael, CA 94903 415.473.6450co.marin.ca.us/da
New Law Changes in 2025 Affecting Licensees, Applicants and Stakeholders
Sacramento, CA – The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) is advising licensees, applicants, and other stakeholders of key legislative updates following the implementation ofSenate Bill 1455 (Ashby, 2024). This bill, effective January 1, 2025, extends the Board’s “sunset” date from 2025 to 2029 and makes other changes to the law, which are described below. Key Provisions of SB 1455 1. Public Works Project LicensingWhat’s New? Awarding authorities must now ensure that public works project bidders