“Negligent entrustment” can stem from employees driving company-owned vehicles, their personal vehicles, or other vehicles on company business. Employers have a responsibility to know if an employee has something in his or her driving background that creates a risk to others. Negligent entrustment implies a company knew or should have known that it put an unsafe driver behind the wheel of a vehicle and allowed that employee to drive on behalf of the company. (CNA is an MCAA benefactor sponsor.)
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Visit the Smart Solutions Case Studies area of our website! You’ll see how other mechanical contractors found their win-win with productivity-enhancing and cost-saving applications from members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.
Plus, you’ll find tips and ideas on other ways you and your company can save money and enhance your productivity.
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Looking for the latest from @procoretech and Conex Bänninger (IBP GROUP LLC)? Find it in MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show!
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Until now, handwashing has taken place within the confines of the restroom. @sloan_valve demonstrates how handwashing Is moving beyond the restroom. >> https://ow.ly/MH0U50PS1a2
Thank you for attending the 2023 GreatFutures Forum in Milwaukee! Can’t wait to see you in Seattle in 2024!
Congrats to the champs of the GFF23 Trivia, California State University, Chico! As thee winners, the student team will select a charity to receive a $500 donation.
To celebrate MCAA’s 20 Years of Safety Excellence, MCAA is offering monthly safety kits to benefit our contractors and the mechanical industry workers they support. This month’s kit focuses on confined spaces. Get your copy today!
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