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LAST CHANCE | Don't miss Friday's builders risk webinar, where you will learn about the top six builders risk challenges in 2024 and how to navigate them successfully. Save your seat: https://ow.ly/Z7nE50QmqTL #webinar #buildersrisk #construction

"Imagine if we measured success by the amount of safety people felt in our presence." ? Shout out to Sondra Lavoie, CSP, ASP, CHST on a great presentation on "How to have "THE" Conversation on Construction Suicide Prevention" put on by the CFMA. Work is stressful in general and the guys/gals in the field face stringent deadlines, hazardous jobs, with often times an old-school "rub dirt on it" mentality. The CFMA has resources to help out business owners, risk managers, and foremen to help make sure the boots on the ground are safe on and off the jobsite. #construction #safety #suicideprevention #CFMA

Don't miss this week's Builders Risk #webinar where we will be hosting an open forum to address all your questions about the builders risk market and our program. Send in your questions now to have them answered during the webinar. Save your seat: https://ow.ly/BTIB50QFN9N #buildersrisk #construction

#leanconstruction #nextgeneration this fella is starting early straight out of the gate. need a little help from my LinkedIn connections and share your stories for this young man. Let's get the next generation started off on the right foot.

?? Save the Date! ?? June 12th and 13th! ?? Calling all construction pros in SWFL! Get ready to unlock the secrets to success with industry leaders. Learn how to mitigate risk, stay code compliant, and boost profits! Don't miss out on this game-changing event! More details coming soon! ???? #Construction #SWFL #Savethedate

The simple nature of bowtie diagrams allow complex information to be understood by risk management professionals and the public alike. An example of this we’re seeing lately is in building safety. ?? Building safety managers are required to make a safety case for each high risk residential building, and bowtie diagrams are a great way to communicate the risks to their tenants. ? Here’s an example of an extremely simple #buildingsafety bowtie diagram.?

The bowtie is an essential part of every risk assessment I conduct, regardless of the industry or scale of the company—even on a personal coaching level. I've been utilizing the bowtie technique for over 10 years, experimenting with various tools along the way. But let me tell you, nothing quite compares to what Bowtie Master offers. Their tool isn't just intuitive; it's collaborative in a way that makes risk management genuinely enjoyable. As one of my stakeholders put it earlier this week, risk management becomes insightful and fun. All pieces of the puzzle come together. It provides invaluable insights into root causes, laying the foundation for informed decision-making. That's what risk management is all about: preventing risks on the left side of the bowtie, mitigating on the right, and ensuring our controls are in place for each cause and consequence, not forgetting to seize those positive risks—the opportunities. Bright Phoenix proudly partners with Bowtie Master, and aligned we are offering training sessions on the bowtie technique that provide insights on threats, opportunities, and the effectiveness of controls—seamlessly linked and aligned with other methods such as the typical matrix of likelihood and impact. Stay tuned with us for the latest dates—open sessions and in-company. Get in touch for more info.

TOMORROW @ 11:30 AM EST: Superintendent transitions can be challenging. Join our webinar to ensure your district continues to thrive during these changes. Secure your spot today! https://hubs.ly/Q02B9j0J0

A very interesting Seminar put on by Anstey Horne this morning on all things Building Safety Case Reports and the BSR! Was good to see a mix of Managing Agents, Developers and Resident Management Company Directors in attendance understanding how the requirements affect them in different ways! #cpd #alwayslearning

Are you a project professional working in the built environment? Do you need to understand how the Building Safety Act and new legal requirements around competence affect you? APM are hosting a free webinar on Thursday 29 February, in conjunction with RICS and CIOB, to help project and programme professionals in the built environment understand the implications for their roles and potential impacts on future projects. Register for the webinar on https://bit.ly/4bXTC5I ? The event will be chaired by?Gill Hancock?and feature Steven Thompson, Senior Specialist - Construction, Professional Practice and Development at?RICS, and?Rosalind Thorpe, Director of Education and Standards at?The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) ? Want a bit of background reading? This article summarises the background to these changes, what the changes mean for project professionals, and looks ahead to what’s next:?https://bit.ly/4aVtCY2 #construction #buildingsafetyact