As a construction company grows and expands, so do the intricacies, nuances, and responsibilities related to its projects.
From contract requirements, HR compliance, and data/IT protection to permits and risk management, these responsibilities and more are often delegated to employees with already heavy workloads and therefore not given the necessary time and attention. As a result, the neglect of these impactful details is unfortunately only discovered after it has turned into a problem.
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