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Tapping the Power of AI and Data Analytics to Optimize Construction Transportation

by David Wagstaff | Oct 23, 2020
Artificial Intelligence | Equipment | Fleet Management

With AI, data analytics and video telematics combined on one platform, construction fleet managers are able to make data-based, intelligent decisions that impact the safety and profitability of their sites and overall business.

The Benefits of Investing in High-Quality Netting Systems

by Jeff Elliott | Oct 13, 2020
Equipment | Tools

When it comes to specifying the appropriate netting solution, all netting systems are not the same. The risk of potentially deadly failure and costly liability needs to be properly vetted before installation.

How the Rental Industry Is Keeping Equipment Rentals Safe

by Tony Conant | Oct 10, 2020
Equipment | Fleet Management | Heavy Equipment

Shortly after COVID-19 hit, ARA launched the "Clean. Safe. Essential." program—an initiative to enable equipment rental stores to operate as safely as possible in the new normal.

Effective Change Management in a Remote World

by Jenna Lansky, Melissa Hanna | Sep 28, 2020
Business | Business Development | Equipment | Tools

Innovative contractors need to move away from the mentality that if the equipment is onsite, it must be needed. Here’s how they can better manage necessary changes.

Improve Facility Safety With Fit-for-Purpose Guardrails

by ProGMA | Sep 15, 2020
Equipment | Industrial | Markets | Tools

Fit-for-purpose guardrails should be installed in all industrial facilities, especially in areas where there is forklift truck traffic.

Fleet Management: Stay Ahead of the Curve With Mobile Technology

by Chris Jones | Sep 12, 2020
Equipment | Fleet Management | Vehicles

During these uncertain times, when cost-saving efficiencies are of paramount importance, adopting an advanced solution for planning and executing routes and managing delivery performance is a game changer.

Tools to Prevent Heat Illness on the Job

by M.B. Sutherland | Sep 9, 2020
Equipment | Organization Culture | Tools

Heat illness is a serious risk that’s easily defeated with the right precautions. The trick is for employers to handle it no differently than they would a cut hazard or a risk of falling from a height.

Spotlight on Safety: Electrical Hazards and Best Practices

by David Perecman | Sep 8, 2020
Equipment | OSHA | Safety | Wellness

Electrical safety is a collective responsibility, so construction professionals must understand the fundamentals, best practices for preventing injury and what to do when an accident occurs.

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Tapping the Power of AI and Data Analytics to Optimize Construction Transportation

The Benefits of Investing in High-Quality Netting Systems

How the Rental Industry Is Keeping Equipment Rentals Safe

Effective Change Management in a Remote World

Improve Facility Safety With Fit-for-Purpose Guardrails

Fleet Management: Stay Ahead of the Curve With Mobile Technology

Tools to Prevent Heat Illness on the Job

Spotlight on Safety: Electrical Hazards and Best Practices

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