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Construction Tech & Innovation Series

Session: Ways Technology & Insurance Collaborate to Dramatically Reduce Risk

With the emergence of new technologies delivering comprehensive data to contractors, the future of risk management is bright. Implementing these technologies is not only good practice, but insurance companies as well as the DOT are beginning to require reporting on these leading indicators to ultimately save lives. It’s critical for safety professionals to be aware of technology solutions that are now available and to know how to leverage the data they provide as a conduit to not only improve safety and risk mitigation in the field, but also gain unexpected value from their insurers.

Additional Details

Help your construction business understand the opportunities available today to improve safety performance and reduce risk and loss. Learn how embracing modern construction technology tools brings value and ROI to contractors and how they can partner with their insurance providers to multiply these gains.

The audience will:

1. Learn why good safety programs encompass more than just worker safety, and how safe equipment operation and careful equipment management plays such a major role in improving safety and reducing risk.
2. Hear how contractors are successfully using technology that has gone from purpose-built systems to all-encompassing solutions to address safety and risk management to improve their business operations.
3. Understand how insurance providers are partnering with construction technology companies to provide products, incentives, and premium reductions for tech-focused contractors. These savings coupled with the impact of telematics data provide major ROI for contractors on multiple fronts.

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About the Instructors

Russ Young, Chief Business Development Officer (Tenna LLC)

As Chief Business Development Officer for Tenna, Russ oversees the growth strategy for the organization by working with sales, partners and customers to ensure success. Russ brings two and a half decades of experience from Google, Amazon, Oracle and FMI in best practices for technology strategy, selection and adoption. He applies his knowledge from these organizations to build awareness and provide thought leadership to the construction industry. He emphasizes the importance of technology and picking the right tool for the job.