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Construction Equipment: Page 499
Construction Equipment
Are you sitting on a fortune?
Shale gas, mineral rights.
June 22, 2012
Construction Equipment
H&E Equipment Services seeks new hires
H&E Equipment Services, in conjunction with its previously disclosed growth strategy to add new locations, is seeking to hire qualified senior executives, branch managers, and sales representatives to staff expansion sites. The hiring plan includes a broad training program to ensure that newly hired employees are well educated in H&E operations and prepared to deploy [âŚ]
June 21, 2012
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Construction Equipment
MICO launches new website
MICO has launched a new website at mico.com. The website features simplified navigation for customers searching for hydraulic braking systems across a wide array of applications, as well as information on brakes, actuators, valves, vehicle dynamics and other product categories organized for easy comparison. The site also provides downloadable product literature and access to the [âŚ]
June 21, 2012
Construction Equipment
Brouwer celebrates 40 years
This year, Brouwer is celebrating its 40th anniversary in the turf industry. The company manufactured its first sod harvester, which sold for $9,600 complete, at Brouwer Sod Farms in 1972. In 1974, Brouwer built a factory in Keswick, Ontario, where the company continues to manufacture equipment today. Some of the products Brouwer has manufactured are [âŚ]
June 21, 2012
Business
One difference between Hispanic and Anglo construction crews
A while back a young man I know was telling me about the job he got working for a Hispanic construction crew. According to the head of this crew, he was the only Anglo, theyâd ever kept more than a few days. The rest just couldnât work hard enough, apparently. They were doing roofing jobs, [âŚ]
June 21, 2012
Construction Equipment
Equipment theft stats released
Light utility trucks, work trucks and trailers, backhoe loaders and wheel loaders were among the top machines stolen in 2011, according to a LoJack survey of equipment theft statistics in 21 states. Top theft targets were 5-year-old and newer equipment. At itâs local: in 95 percent of the cases, stolen equipment was recovered in the [âŚ]
June 21, 2012
Safety
Feds OK Ohio River Bridges Project for construction; approach will save $1.5B
The Ohio River Bridges Project today received federal approval to proceed to construction with a cost-savings plan recommended by the governors of Kentucky and Indiana and Louisvilleâs mayor. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) issued the revised Record of Decision, approving the plan outlined nearly 18 months ago to build two new bridges across the Ohio River and modernize the regional interchange in downtown Louisville.
June 20, 2012
Technology
LocataNet allows GPS-based construction applications to operate without a GPS signal
LocataNet allows GPS-based construction applications to operate without a GPS signal.
June 20, 2012
Roadbuilding
From roof to road: Using recycled asphalt shingles in roadbuilding
Recycled asphalt shingles, or RAS, are gaining popularity in recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) mixes as agencies, contractors go green to save green.
June 19, 2012
Safety
âWe Dig Schoolsâ teaches elementary kids pipeline safety
Ditch Witch of Oklahoma teamed up with Chesapeake Midstream Partners and Oklahoma One-Call System Inc., a.k.a., Call Okie (a non-profit safety and damage-prevention program designed to promote public awareness and provide a communication link between excavators and operators of underground facilities), to create "We Dig Schools," an educational program that teaches elementary students the importance of pipeline safety and calling 811 before digging to avoid utility service interruption and injury.
June 19, 2012
Business
CARB critic fired from university post
CARB, diesel emissions, PM2.5, construction, trucking
June 19, 2012
Construction Equipment
Growth expected, but constructionâs economic recovery well behind other sectors
The construction sector of the U.S. economy is expected to see accelerated growth in 2013, but lags behind other sectors in recovery from the recession.
June 19, 2012
Technology
Diesel hybrids take first and second at Le Mans
Le Mans, Audi, toyota, hybrids, diesel electric hybrids, ultra capacitors
June 19, 2012
Recruiting & retention
Looking for new technicians? Think local.
The Associated Equipment Distributors has re-released the results of a 2008 study of equipment technician recruitment for a good reason â not much has changed. As outlined by a focus group of equipment managers in our May issue, recruiting issues are not easily solved.  Two things resonated in the AED study: Since 59% of techs [âŚ]
June 19, 2012
Construction Equipment
Shaka transforms the iPhone into a wind meter
A startup by the name of Shaka has developed an attachment for the iPhone that allows the smartphone to measure wind speed.
June 19, 2012
Business
Universities vs. trade schools
Education, trade schools, universities, construction,
June 19, 2012
Safety
Tips for properly removing equipment from winter storage
How to ensure your equipment is in top-shape before putting it back to work.
June 19, 2012
Business
You got a âDâ? Well, thatâs okay, schoolâs hard.
If your children come home with âDâ on their report cards, do you ignore it,accept it, because, hey, they look like theyâre doing okay? Or do you hit the roof?â Our transportation infrastructure is not falling apart at the seams, ready to collapse around our ears. And that may be part of the problem. Trying [âŚ]
June 19, 2012
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