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Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors - Week of November 12, 2012


By Shauna Krause & David Kalb, Capitol Services, Inc.
 
While hearts soar on the West Coast with the recent Series win by the San Francisco Giants, our fellow Americans on the Eastern Seaboard struggle to recover from ‘Sandy’s’ devastating strike. Where do you apply for the ‘national’ contractor’s license? Finally, we can help you save a couple bucks!...
 

SAFETY NEWS: In Case of Fire


from the State Compensation Insurance Fund, October 2012

The most effective way to fight a fire is to keep one from occurring through awareness and correcting potential fire hazards. If a fire does occur, workers must be prepared to keep themselves safe from injury.

Housekeeping

A major cause of a fire in the workplace is due to improper or lack of housekeeping on the jobsite.

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