Whether your construction project involves a new build with contractors or a remodel with skilled volunteers, there are fundamental processes to follow for a successful finish. Improper planning, bad design, and unsafe work conditions can lead to dangerous outcomes and costly claims. Start off right from the get-go. From using resilient materials to hiring a contractor and insuring your project, this collection of resources helps take your idea from careful planning to mission-ready completion.
Your buildings serve as a safe space through the storms of life—a place where people can find a community and a support system. But how can you protect your ministry from the literal storms that threaten your property? Here's how wind-resistant construction materials can increase your resilience and reduce the risk of severe wind damage.
From plumbing leaks to wind-driven rain, there are hundreds of ways water could infiltrate your building and turn your space into a scene reminiscent of Noah’s Ark. Learn how water-resistant building materials can help you avoid costly consequences from the start.
As you consider the various options available for roofing, walls, and even landscaping, choosing resilient, fire-resistant materials can reduce your risk of fire damage in the future.
Learn how to protect your ministry from losses arising from poor design in your church construction project.
To help ensure that your ministry plans well for its next construction project, use this checklist to help guide your process.
Protect your ministry's construction project by making sure the church and your contractor have the proper insurance.
Should you avoid using volunteers in your ministry's construction projects?
How to choose a competent commercial builder.
New to hiring a contractor? This checklist will help develop a process to find the best professional for your next ministry construction project.
Church leaders need to understand the risks associated with construction project management
Start by examining the relationship between the worker and your ministry to make the determination.
A Certificate of Insurance (COI) helps an organization show proof of its insurance coverage to a third party.
Structures that are in the process of being built are especially vulnerable to collapse. Temporary bracing during the construction project can improve stability and safety.
When planning new construction, deferred maintenance is often an afterthought. But it's important to plan for the long-term facility needs to help prevent costly equipment failure and steward ministry resources.
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Do-it-yourself electrical work can cost a ministry more than hiring a professional, if wiring or electrical equipment is installed incorrectly. Trust a licensed electrician to meet legal standards and keep your ministry’s electrical system as safe as possible.
Some of the most important decisions made on a college construction project take place before the first load of dirt is moved.
Learn about "glazing" protection and the importance of proper appraisal for your ministry's colorful works of art.
Want to explore more of this topic? Search the Safety Library for related material. You’ll discover articles, checklists, sample forms, and more, plus additional ways to protect your organization and your people.
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