Having all proposed alteration plans peer-reviewed is an excellent safeguard.
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Why Alteration Plans Should Be Peer-Reviewed
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Why Are Roof Decks Complicated?
A new roof deck can be time-consuming and costly – and boards need to know why.
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How to Keep Problems Small
Boards should learn to keep their problems small and in front of them.
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