Deploying any of these methods can't guarantee that your construction client's equipment won't be damaged or stolen by thieves. However, they are good steps in the right direction. In many situations, occurrences can be reduced through appropriate risk management procedures. (Credit: Tund/Adobe Stock) Deploying any of these methods can't guarantee that your construction client's equipment won't be damaged or stolen by thieves. However, they are good steps in the right direction. In many situations, occurrences can be reduced through appropriate risk management procedures. (Credit: Tund/Adobe Stock)

Tools and equipment used on construction sites are often subject to theft and vandalism — creating project delays and impacting costs. Over time, multiple claims may also increase insurance premiums. While not every loss can be prevented, there are improved methods for safeguarding construction equipment that go beyond fences and standard locks.

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