Modernization in the construction industry is transforming how we perceive operator ergonomics, safety, and productivity. This evolution is particularly evident in the redesign of heavy equipment cabs, which have undergone significant changes aimed at enhancing the operator's work environment.
Technological advancements in connected and autonomous construction equipment (CAP) hold the promise of a transformative impact on the UK economy and its infrastructure sectors. A substantial study conducted by Costain, commissioned by the UK Department for Transport, delves into the far-reaching
Occupational safety in the construction industry remains a critical issue requiring continuous attention and improvement. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has played a pivotal role in championing these efforts through its Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health
Louisiana Tech University's Construction Engineering Technology (CET) program recently received a substantial boost thanks to a generous $275,000 donation from the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC). The funding, aimed at enhancing classroom and laboratory facilities,
In a significant step forward for the mining industry, Hitachi has unveiled its updated EH4000AC-5 rigid dump truck, a heavy-duty machine designed to excel in high-performance mining environments. With a massive operating weight of 427 tonnes and a leading nominal payload capacity of 242 tonnes,
In an effort to comply with increasingly stringent environmental and noise regulations on European job sites, Furukawa Unic has introduced the Unic UM325, an electric spider crane designed to meet the evolving demands for zero-emissions and low-noise equipment. The debut of the UM325 is a
