March 30, 2023
Via: Construction EuropeWireCo, a manufacturer of mission-critical wire rope, synthetic rope and netting and electromechanical cable, has launched brand-new production of Made in the USA High-Performance crane ropes. For the first time, customers can now purchase Casar and Oliveira brand ropes made […]
March 11, 2021
Via: Construction Informer BlogThe evolution of hard hats is remarkable, from a safety shield in World War II to indispensable equipment in modern industry. Over time, this tool’s journey sees changes in its materials and constructions for better service for workers. Although there […]
Construction Site Safety, Hazards
March 3, 2021
Via: ISHNOn dangerous or risky job sites, and within certain environments, personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn at all times. It makes perfect sense, because the gear is designed specifically to mitigate severe or fatal accidents. Helmets, for example, protect […]
Construction Site Safety, Regulations
December 26, 2019
Via: ENRSix months after Terex Peneir SK415 crane collapsed onto a Dallas apartment building, killing one, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has fined the crane’s owner, Bigge Crane and Rigging Co. citing serious violations. The citation does not list the […]
April 2, 2018
Via: ENRIn a major step forward for promoting the use of virtual reality training for heavy equipment operators, Skyjack has announced that it is collaborating with VR developer Serious Labs on VR training for scissor lifts. “From a Skyjack perspective, we […]
Construction Processes, Procurement
December 7, 2017
Via: Construction Marketing BlogHeavy equipment is expensive to buy and maintain and this means that a few people or a few companies can afford to purchase and maintain this kind of equipment. Even when you have the ability to purchase these items, sometimes […]
Construction Processes, Procurement
May 22, 2017
Via: Construction GlobalBudgeting for a piece of equipment requires more than just considering the sticker price. From routine upkeep, like oil changes and monitoring track tension, to surprise breakdowns requiring undercarriage service, maintenance costs can add up very quickly. It’s no longer […]
Construction Processes, Interaction of Expertise
April 24, 2017
Via: Construction GlobalTime is money in the construction business. Any interruption – from equipment breakdowns to required maintenance – can be troublesome and costly. And projects can take a serious hit for each day that a revenue-generating piece of machinery is out […]