Lawyer Up with HMC with Kristen Hagg, Episode 8
In this episode of Lawyer Up with HMC, join special guest host Kirk Mason, Partner at HMC, as he welcomes guest, Anton Vlooswyk, Principal of Building Envelope Engineering.
Tune in to the episode to hear about:
- The importance of understanding building envelopes, their role in risk management, and the potential costly consequences of failures
- Proactive steps and best practices for new builds and self-managed construction projects, emphasizing the value of professional consultations
- Essential actions needed to protect property assets, such as maintenance, understanding insurance misconceptions, ensuring proper inspections, and reserving fund studies
Learn more about Anton Vlooswyk:
Connect with Anton on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anton-vlooswyk-p-eng-b95208116
Visit Building Envelope Engineering’s website:
https://www.beei.ca
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