Choose the Right Equipment to Optimize a Limited Workforce
In industries that rely on earth augers, safe one-person drills are a simple solution to reduce labor expenses and project turnaround.
Low-Level Access Equipment Improves Safety and Productivity
Any contractor or facilities manager who is looking for safer and more productive ways to work at height should consider implementing low-level equipment, a cost-effective solution for their fleet.
Contractor and Equipment Distributor Optimism Remains Strong
Contractors and equipment distributors believe construction industry expansion is more likely than contraction this year, according to the 2019 Wells Fargo Equipment Finance Construction Industry Forecast.
The Unintended Consequences of Proprietary Equipment on Construction
Contractors and architects often select proprietary equipment to achieve short-term financial goals and streamline development, but they should be mindful of the hidden dangers in closed-system construction.
Five Ways to Avoid Tool Frustration and Increase Jobsite Productivity
On the jobsite, time is almost literally money, making it critical to keep processes running as efficiently as possible. Use these tips to ensure a productive jobsite and smooth operations.
Six Innovations Impacting Construction Equipment
In many ways, construction equipment manufacturers are starting to mirror Silicon Valley tech firms, with advancements in telematics, autonomous machinery and electro-mobility.
Improving Equipment Management Through Digital Transformation
Digital transformation combines equipment, data and decision-making to improve productivity and provide an action plan so that real-time equipment decisions are no longer made with outdated information.
Technology Solutions to Prevent Theft of Construction Equipment
Theft of equipment can plummet profit margins considering that replacing stolen equipment is a painful cost for the employer. Today, technology is available to help prevent internal and external equipment theft.
