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Three Ways Aerial Imaging Benefits Construction Amid COVID-19

by Rob Newman | Jul 3, 2020
Markets | Tools

Given the increased need for social distancing and remote capacity during the pandemic, aerial imaging brings these three significant benefits to construction contractors.

Navigating the COVID-19 Economy: How Distributors and OEMs Can Work Together

by Clayton Slagle | Jun 16, 2020
Business | Economy | Equipment | Tools

Kitting—or the grouping of a set of parts linked by some attribute to be ordered, shipped and priced as one—affords efficiencies in ordering, fulfillment and cost. It’s become a focal point for many OEMs and distributors during the COVID-19 economic downturn.

New Moisture Meters Speed Construction and Increase Project Quality

by John Bogart | Jun 15, 2020
Markets | Tools

Instant handheld analyzers that can be operated by virtually any construction worker in the field deliver lab-quality moisture readings.

Construction in Space: The Final Frontier

by Jarrod Miller-Dean | Jun 4, 2020
Equipment | Technology | Tools

Construction is reaching the final frontier. While massive advances in technology have aided construction workers on Earth, the industry is moving to new heights: space.

Save Money on Each Project With an LED Jobsite Lighting System

by Dina Wilson | Jun 4, 2020
Business | Equipment | Finance | Tools

With a top-of-the-line LED jobsite lighting system, contractors can significantly improve efficiency on the jobsite; that change will show visible results in a short period of time.

Patent That Idea: How to Navigate Patenting Construction Innovations

by James F. Herkenhoff | Mar 25, 2020
Markets | Tools

A contractor may have many ideas about equipment and process improvements, but how can they tell whether an idea is good enough to patent? Here are some questions a construction professional should consider to help make this determination.

Hire Safer Drivers With New Tool to Identify Drug and Alcohol Violations

The opening of the FMCSA Clearinghouse is a big step toward giving employers the ability to hire new employees without the chance of an unresolved drug or alcohol violation in their past.

Battery-Operated Light Equipment Will Decrease Emissions, Trip Hazards, Vibration and Noise on Jobsites

by Andrew Plowman | Mar 8, 2020
Equipment | OSHA | Safety | Tools

Exposure to emissions, trip hazards, vibration and noise continues to create prevalent health concerns for professionals in the construction trades. Cordless light equipment offers many benefits, including the ability to eliminate common hazards on the jobsite.

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Three Ways Aerial Imaging Benefits Construction Amid COVID-19

Navigating the COVID-19 Economy: How Distributors and OEMs Can Work Together

New Moisture Meters Speed Construction and Increase Project Quality

Construction in Space: The Final Frontier

Save Money on Each Project With an LED Jobsite Lighting System

Patent That Idea: How to Navigate Patenting Construction Innovations

Hire Safer Drivers With New Tool to Identify Drug and Alcohol Violations

Battery-Operated Light Equipment Will Decrease Emissions, Trip Hazards, Vibration and Noise on Jobsites

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