by mycomply | Apr 30, 2021 | Construction Safety, Construction Tech
For major contractors and construction companies, the stakes have never been higher. With new era construction technology redefining the way that business is conducted in the construction sector, companies have two choices: adopt or die. In the wake of the COVID-19...
by mycomply | Feb 25, 2021 | Construction Safety, Insurance, ROI
There are a variety of insurance coverages that a contractor will need on a project, such as general liability or builder’s risk insurance. Workers’ compensation insurance is often regarded as the most expensive of the many coverages needed on a construction project....
by mycomply | May 19, 2020 | Construction Safety, COVID-19, myComply, New York City, Uncategorized
Overview – Click Link to Jump to Each Section Tracking COVID-19 With Technology SolutionsDownload Back to Work INFOGRAPHIC Book a Demo Tracking COVID-19 With Technology >>> VIEW & DOWNLOAD PDF BROCHURE Live Site Headcount myComply tells you WHO is...
by mycomply | May 14, 2020 | Construction Safety, Labor Analytics, myComply
How Contractors Manage Their Jobs with myComply Overview – Click Link to Jump to Each Section 1) Ensure All Workers Have Up-To-Date Training 2) Job Sites Have Proof of Training Ready At All Times 3) Onboard Subcontractors 80% More Efficiently 4) Identify...
by mycomply | Feb 7, 2020 | Construction Safety, Construction Tech, Local Law 196, New York City
Turnstiles are a level of access control that safeguard a job site, preventing workers or pedestrians from freely accessing your site. This prevents the site from being vandalized, damaged, and safely stores equipment on site. But this is NOT the reason contractors...
by mycomply | Jan 30, 2020 | Construction Safety, Construction Tech, Local Law 196, Megaprojects, New York City
Turnstiles are a level of access control that safeguard a job site, preventing workers or pedestrians from freely accessing your site. This prevents the site from being vandalized, damaged, and safely stores equipment on site. But this is NOT the reason contractors...
