A monthly series of webinars about the construction industry. Registration links for each webinar session and webinar details will be provided as they become available. Please also find links to access our past recordings below.
Upcoming construction webinars
Previous construction webinars
- April 19: How can technology increase your margins? The answers may surprise you
- March 17: Additional Insured Status Revisited: Endorsements that Frustrate Risk Transfer and How to Navigate Them
- February 22: 2022 national forecast for safety, health, risk control and OSHA
- December 7: Construction industry cyber risk
Webinar details
What’s next for environmental and pollution exposures for contractors?
May 25, 2022, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET
In this month’s construction industry webinar, we’ll explore a variety of topics related to environmental/pollution exposures in construction and contracting:
- "How does environmental insurance relate to your overall environmental, societal, governance (ESG) efforts"
- "How are different policies (e.g., pollution, builders' risk, etc.) integrated"
- Environmental insurance market conditions
- "What’s new in pollution claims"
Previous Webinar Details
How can technology increase your margins? The answers may surprise you
April 19, 2022
Sector experts project that by 2035, the construction industry can see a profit increase of 71% by making use of artificial intelligence (AI) and exploiting technology to streamline operations and increase efficiencies. In this month’s construction industry webinar, how the industry can address the current challenges of contract risk, labor shortage and mental illness were discussed.
Webcast replay arrow_right_altAdditional Insured Status Revisited: Endorsements that Frustrate Risk Transfer and How to Navigate Them
March 17, 2022
A critical component of a robust risk management program is a risk transfer strategy that includes securing additional insured status on the policies of subcontractors who are in the best position to control the risk their work creates. However, even the most carefully drafted trade contract cannot guarantee the desired coverage if the policies in question contain language or endorsements that defeat the intent of the parties. This can result in unforeseen risk to both upstream and downstream parties. This webinar examined policy language and endorsements that can frustrate this process as well as strategies to ensure both parties to the contract position themselves properly to receive the benefit of their bargain.
Webcast replay arrow_right_alt2022 national forecast for safety, health, risk control and OSHA
February 22, 2022
This session focused on risk control and safety practices in the construction industry as well as a perspective on trends in construction safety risks for 2022. There was also a discussion on current labor law legal trends involving the promulgation and enforcement of Federal safety standards by OSHA.
Webcast replay arrow_right_altConstruction industry cyber risk
December 7, 2021
Cyber risk exposures continue to be a major issue for the construction industry. From jobsites to the office, no construction organization is safe from a cyberattack. This webinar discussed emerging cyber risks in the construction industry, current state and future trends in the construction cyber insurance market, cyber claims trends, and ways to help minimize your cyber risk exposure and prevent a cyberattack.
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