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May 11, 2026
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HomeBuilders SIF Announces 2026 Executive Committee

HomeBuilders SIF Announces 2026 Executive Committee Baton Rouge, LA (April 23, 2026) — The Board of Trustees of the HomeBuilders Self Insurers Fund (HomeBuilders SIF) has announced its 2026 Executive Committee, recognizing a group of respected industry leaders whose experience and service continue to strengthen Louisiana’s construction community.
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January 7, 2026
Self-Insured Fund vs. Traditional Carrier: For Builders

Self-Insured Fund vs. Traditional Carrier: What Louisiana Builders Should Know

When it comes to workers’ compensation coverage, Louisiana’s builders and contractors have more than one option, but not all coverage is created equal. For over 40 years, HomeBuilders SIF has offered an alternative to traditional insurance carriers, built specifically to serve the construction industry. So, what makes a self-insured fund different, and why does it matter for your business?
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January 7, 2026
Winter Hazards on the Jobsite: 5 Risks to Watch & How to Reduce Them

Winter Hazards on the Jobsite: 5 Risks to Watch & How to Reduce Them

While Louisiana isn’t known for its harsh winters, seasonal conditions can introduce new hazards to construction jobsites. Shorter days, wetter conditions and colder mornings can all impact safety if crews aren’t prepared. Here are five common winter jobsite hazards and practical steps to help reduce risk.
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November 20, 2025
Who We Cover, Back Safety to Keep Builders Strong: Safe Lifting Tips for the Jobsite

Back Safety to Keep Builders Strong: Safe Lifting Tips for the Jobsite

In construction, hard work is routine, but injuries don’t have to be. Among all construction-related injuries each year, back injuries are the most prevalent, representing roughly 20% of all cases. Despite their frequency, back injuries are highly preventable on the jobsite. Whether lifting lumber, transporting materials or relocating equipment, back safety and effective lifting practices protect workers and reduce costs. With a few simple practices in place, you can help keep backs and business strong.
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