As the flood waters left behind by Hurricane Harvey begin to recede around our great city, the questions of how to rebuild and who will do the work are top of mind. Following the passage of a ban on "sanctuary cities" in Texas, we were already faced with a quickly depleting workforce.
ONE MAREK
MAREK stands united with our employees and customers during this challenging time. Our hearts and prayers go out to our team members who have been impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
MAREK se mantiene unidos a nuestros empleados y clientes durante este tiempo desafiante. Nuestros corazones y oraciones están con los miembros de nuestro equipo que han sido impactados por el huracán Harvey.
The MAREK team stands united during this challenging time. We know many of our team members are dealing with damage to homes and vehicles, being temporarily displaced or sup- porting friends and family who have been affected by the storm.
WHY TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER?
Actually, we have no control over rain, snow, sleet, wind, lightning or sunshine. But we can control what happens on our job as a result of the elements. Some of the biggest problems on construction jobs are caused by wind and lightning. Wind probably causes the most accidents; lightning can be deadly.
WATCH OUT FOR WIND
The following article was written by Jim Kollaer and originally published on Construction Citizen.
