Five Key Contract Provisions needed to Defend Against OSHA Citations

Class description

Trent Cotney, NRCA general counsel and CEO, Cotney Attorneys and Consultants, Tampa, Fla. will explain the five most important contract provisions you need to have in your contracts to defend against OSHA citations.

Topics include:

• Prime contract and subcontract provisions regarding safety
• Insurance requirements
• Injury and illness reporting
• Back charges for OSHA violations and indemnification
• Contract forms that can act as evidence of training

Members: Take advantage of this free NRCA membership benefit and stay up to date with industry issues affecting your business!

Please note: Before the webinar begins, you must register with NRCA’s webinar provider, Zoom. The link to register will be provided with your registration confirmation.

Instructor  

Trent Cotney

Trent Cotney, NRCA general counsel and CEO, Cotney Attorneys and Consultants, Tampa, Fla., is a Florida Board Certified Construction Lawyer who also is licensed in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas and Washington. Trent focuses his practice on all aspects of construction litigation and arbitration, including OSHA defense, lien law, bond law and bid protests, as well as construction document review and drafting.

Location  

Online webinar

After registering on the NRCA website, you will receive an email to register in Zoom. You must register in Zoom to participate in the course.