By Cathleen Lamberton Executive Vice President Associated General Contractors of Vermont We have an aging workforce in Vermont and a student population that is confused by the choice to pursue a traditional college education or prepare for a career in the trades. It’s a fact: businesses across the
Everyone is responsible for creating a safe work environment. There are steps you can take to be successful in eliminating workplace injuries. Develop a safety program: A comprehensive safety program has many components. Make sure your program includes the following parts: Solid management commitment Begin with a safety
The Associated General Contractors of Vermont and the Vermont Truck & Bus Association, with the cooperation with the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles will present a special seminar about load securement requirements on March 14 at the AGC/VT facility at 1 Graves Street in
The Associated General Contractors of Vermont, in cooperation with the Vermont Truck & Bus Association, the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, and Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC will present an informational seminar focusing on how to determine reasonable suspicion and employer’s rights when it comes to
According to the AAA Foundation for Safety, we spend one hour and 15 minutes in our motor vehicles every day. The problem is, however, that we often treat that time as time to do more than one task at a time – leading to a major
Team E. J. Prescott has assembled a world class lineup of featured speakers who will discuss The Future of stormwater Management in education track #2. Dr. Michal Kravcik, visiting from his native Slovakia, will discuss his innovative approach to stormwater management. Michael Harding has established
