by ACTS | Sep 28, 2020 | Story
By Joe Igel In life, we have all dealt with judgment and enforcement (punishment, fines and penalties, etc.). And sometimes we find ourselves being the one in the position to issue it. When we do so, the clearest and best course of action is not always apparent and...
by ACTS | Sep 21, 2020 | Story
Heightened awareness of the invisible hazard a top priority By Michael Downes 811 Magazines While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take its toll on nearly every aspect of American life, work in the construction and utility industries continues full steam ahead. And...
by ACTS | Sep 14, 2020 | Story
By Virginia Reames The Policy Center Jackson, MS One of the requirements for getting a contractor’s license is showing the Board of Contrators that you have liability insurance. Because technically, every board that issues any kind of license can be held liable if one...
by ACTS | Sep 7, 2020 | Story
By Roger Cox President ACTS Now, Inc. Effective enforcement is not a new concept. It is not even a new concept as it relates to the enforcement of a state’s dig laws, sometimes referred to as “one-call laws.” The truth is, several years ago U.S. Congress, reacting to...
by ACTS | Aug 31, 2020 | Story
By Benjamin W. Montoya, MSA President, Tri-State Safety Services LLC Imagine this: You’re at work performing your daily tasks when out of the blue a coworker pulls out a revolver. He takes all but one bullet out, spins the cylinder, slams it shut and asks you to put...
by ACTS | Jul 16, 2020 | Story
By Keidre Adams Texas811 Do you get frustrated when you reach a job site, ready to begin work only to find out that your job was not marked correctly? Yes, of course you do! With the rise of excavations spreading across the state of Texas, time is of the essence. You...
