By ensuring quality work during construction, general contractors can help prevent defect claims -- some of which may arise years after job completion🏗️.

Proper hydration helps prevent heat illness. These OSHA guidelines can help you get enough fluids:   ☀️ Hydrate before, during, and after work ☀️ Avoid alcohol and energy drinks ☀️ Drink cool water every 20 minutes   More #HeatSafety tips: ow.ly/NHrV50OPCMM

Take extra precautions after a 🌪️ tornado touches down—risks can remain seen and unseen.

If wildfires are a risk where you live, you can help protect your property now by removing combustible materials from an area of at least 5 feet on all sides. For more about wildfire preparedness, check out: ow.ly/yhoM50OOzK8

Heat illness is a severe risk for anyone who works outside during the summer. To help prevent it, OSHA recommends that you:   ☀️ Wear clothing that blocks light. ☀️ Apply sunscreen (SPF 15+). ☀️ Limit sun exposure.   Stay safer with more #SunSafety tips: ow.ly/Zx7F50P8BsR

While backyard barbecues are a delicious way to bring family and friends together, they can increase your fire risk. Remember to keep your grill away from your house, deck railings, other outdoor structures, and any overhanging branches.

Picnics, parades, fireworks, and barbecues. No matter how you celebrate #IndependenceDay, we hope you enjoy a safe holiday! #4thofJuly

Lighting fireworks are a summer tradition, especially around the #4thofJuly. To reduce your risk of injury, never try to re-light or pick up fireworks that have not ignited fully. 🎆 #CelebrateSafely

In the new @PC_360 article, it highlights two challenges facing the #construction industry that we examined in our 2023 Contractors Risk Report—and shares insights that can help contractors overcome them: ow.ly/8LYm50OY3sn

On #NationalInsuranceAwarenessDay, just a reminder that now is the perfect time to review your policies with your local independent agent. Together, you can ensure that your coverage matches your current needs and goals.