HAND TOOL SAFETY
Hand tool safety is incredibly important. Here are some policies you should consider implementing: Employers should not issue or permit the use of unsafe hand ... Read More »
MCMag NEWS
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Prevent Collapsing Structures with Migratory Corrosion Inhibitor Technology | Jun 05 2022
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SFT installed cone fenders to accommodate largest shortsea RoRo ships | Jun 05 2022
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The MCM Conversation with: Isaiah Pitz | Jun 05 2022
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Safety Begins with Simple Steps | May 31 2022
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Crane Safety Checklist | May 23 2022
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Listen for Danger | May 23 2022
Monthly Archives: October 2019
CHAIN SAW SAFETY
Dock building by a Marine Contractor is commonplace. With this comes the installation of Timber Piling, Timber Cross Bracing, Large Structural Timber Wale Systems and ... Read More »
CYLINDER STORAGE SAFETY
Cylinders typically contain oxygen or gas, which means they are susceptible heat. For this reason, all compressed cylinders will be stored in an upright position, ... Read More »
Marine Construction Worker Insurance Claims
There are many potential hazards in the day-to-day jobs of marine construction workers. They operate heavy machinery to restoring shorelines, dredging harbors, repairing bridges, and ... Read More »
The Marine Construction Industry – Managing The Risks
The marine construction industry is booming in the US. Ports are expanding and infrastructure is being updated to adjust to the changing times. Plus a ... Read More »
Inland Marine Insurance Vs Builder’s Risk Insurance
What is Inland Marine Insurance? Inland Marine Insurance is known as a “floater” policy, which is a fancy way of saying the insurance coverage is ... Read More »
Why You Need Marine General Liability Insurance
Commercial General Liability insurance covers land-based construction projects. The paperwork for these policies generally outlines a list of exclusions, including any work done onboard ships, ... Read More »