When fiber lasers made their way into the market, they began to have a positive impression on the people using them. Many have argued that the technological improvement of the laser cutter is more efficient and more accurate than any of the other lasers availabe.
Extend the Busy Season Using Better Construction Equipment Planning
Most construction projects operate on tight timelines. Smart planning—identifying equipment needs before they’re needed—can help contractors make up for time lost due to poor spring weather
How Technology Is Changing the Way Equipment Operators Are Trained
Today’s operating engineers carry the equivalent of hundreds of libraries in their hip pocket, giving them more access to information than ever. As time goes on, it will become more accurate to think of today’s operator as tomorrow’s system engineer.
Six KPIs for the Equipment Rental Elite
Make data-informed decisions a habit and embed this into the company culture. This turns risk into calculated risk, panic into preparation and gut decisions into strategic ones.
Six Reasons to Use Regular UAV Surveys on Every Construction Project
UAV surveys are becoming a critical part of any construction project, as a way of saving time and money while bolstering safety and security. Moreover, they're a simple and cost-effective addition, and they are becoming more useful and versatile all the time.
Boost the Bottom Line With Equipment Benchmarking
The remedy for improving equipment utilization and reducing overspending begins with understanding the problem and then making informed decisions that produce corrective actions.
Four Things Construction Professionals Need to Know About Asbestos
Asbestos exposure is a health risk and financial liability for construction professionals, so understanding those consequences along with OSHA regulations, identification and mitigation, and what workers with a history of exposure should do is key.
Purchasing Construction Equipment: Calculating the Return on Investment
Buying used construction equipment, especially high-ticket items, can be an unsettling process. There are few resources to know what is considered a good price before purchasing.












