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Business
The larger side of compact backhoes
The right fit is the foundation of any machine’s versatility. If you can get a piece of equipment into the job but you can’t get enough power, it’s the wrong fit. Maybe you get a machine with loads of power but find it’s too big to maneuver on the site. Another bad fit. Or worse, […]
April 27, 2009
Safety
Workzone safety: When zero is a good thing
Workzone fatalities have been a problem for a long time as a result of people driving too fast, not carefully enough or otherwise recklessly. And many states have cracked down to make drivers more careful of workers in construction zones. In my home state, there’s a mininum $375 fine. Now the Associated General Contractors of […]
April 7, 2009
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Safety
AGC honors three Arizona construction firms for safety
The Associated General Contractors has named three Arizona construction firms, Tempe-based J. Banicki Construction; Tempe-based PCL Construction and Prescott Valley-based Asphalt Paving and Supply as winners of the Construction Safety Excellence Award. Each firm placed in the top three of their respective divisions. The firms were recognized for the strength of their safety programs and […]
April 2, 2009
Safety
Knaack PowerCrew offers a safe solution for jobsite box power
Knaack, manufacturer of vehicle and jobsite storage equipment, now offers the PowerCrew 15-amp in-box power supply, which provides a safe solution for in-box power to any brand or style of jobsite box. The PowerCrew has four GFCI protected electrical outlets and provides 15 amps of power for operating tools and equipment or charging batteries. The […]
April 2, 2009
Safety
Mobile Awareness unveils new tire pressure monitoring and maintenance system
Mobile Awareness, provider of transportation safety products, has unveiled the TireStat, a tire pressure monitoring and maintenance system (TPMS). TireStat TPMS is geared towards commercial trucks, trailers, off-road and construction vehicles. The TireStat system maximizes fuel economy, enhances safety and extends the tread life of your tires. TireStat uses lightweight sensors that are externally mounted […]
April 2, 2009
Workforce
HCSS breaks ground on new building
Construction software developer HCSS has broken ground on a new, company-owned office building on an 8-acre campus in the Houston suburb of Sugar Land. The 45,000-square-foot building will allow the company to double its workforce from the current staff of 112 employees to 220. HCSS will move to the new location in August, vacating the […]
April 1, 2009
Safety
ANSI accredits crane operator certification program
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has accredited three crane operator certification programs offered by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). The programs – industrial/all purpose, rough terrain/all terrain and rubber tire truck mount are a collaboration of NCCER, the North American Crane Bureau and Prov. The Crane Operator Certification Program identifies […]
April 1, 2009
Safety
NRMCA names Driver of the Year
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association has named Winfred Brooks of Titan Virginia Ready Mix as the 13th annual NRMCA Mixer Truck Driver of the Year. Brooks was honored for his career achievements, safety record, professionalism, driving competency and customer service skills. Brooks has been accident free for 45 years and is frequently found at […]
April 1, 2009
Business
AEM names Caterpillar executive to board of directors
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers has named Stuart Levenick, group president of Caterpillar in Peoria, Illinois, to the board of directors. AEM directors help set the guidelines and operating policies of the association on behalf of its members in areas including technical and product safety support, equipment statistics and market information, public policy representation, trade […]
April 1, 2009
Safety
NRMCA updates cement burn prevention program
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association has updated its Cement Burn Prevention Program; a training program and kit that provides the ready mixed concrete producer with tools that can be used to communicate the cement burn hazard to employees and customers. The revised kit includes truck decals, poster (with updated photographs), sample warning language, summary […]
April 1, 2009
Business
Contractor of the Year Finalist: Ryan and Colin Taheny and Shannon O’Neill
Ryco Landscaping provides innovative turnkey landscaping and maintenance services, from digital designs to year-round maintenance. “Entrepreneurship runs in our blood and our family has always been creative,” says Ryan Taheny. “The landscaping industry is a wonderful business in which to be creative.” Ryan, along with his brother Colin and sister Shannon, continue the family tradition […]
March 25, 2009
Safety
Reporter
Terex targets compact dealers Capitalizing on last year’s acquisition of compact track loader manufacturer ASV, Terex is creating a distribution network specifically for its compact lineup, which includes compact excavators, wheel loaders, backhoes, utility vehicles, site dumpers, asphalt rollers, light towers, material lifts, power buggies and telehandlers. According to Hannah Tanata, product marketing manager for […]
March 25, 2009
Safety
Roadbuilding Supplement
Make quick work of barrier placement Easily place and remove concrete barriers with Construction Lifters’ concrete barrier grab, which enables hands-free use. A pressure grip design eliminates the need to attach chains – reducing damage to barriers while saving man hours. The barrier grabs are available in capacities ranging from 8,500 to 29,000 pounds, and […]
March 25, 2009
Business
Contractor Of The Year Finalist: Rick and Susan Rollins; Austin, Texas
Excell Fueling Systems Year started: 1993 Number of employees: 8 Markets served: Turnkey commercial and retail fueling systems, underground storage tank installation and remediation, compliance upgrades, tank tightness and line leak detector testing. Shortly after he got out of high school in 1989, Rick Rollins got a job with a company that tested gasoline pumps […]
March 25, 2009
Safety
Safety Watch: Stay in control
The accident: A 51-year-old man was transferring a boom lift from one flatbed truck to another. Ignoring a suggestion that he back the two flatbed trucks end to end and drive the lift across from one truck bed to the other, the man decided to drive the lift down a ramp off the truck and […]
March 25, 2009
Safety
World of Concrete Products
Compact unit takes on range of tasks Perform utility, telecommunications and landscape/irrigation projects with Ditch Witch’s RT55, the most compact of the company’s RT series. It features an integrated front cast weight that reduces counterweight requirements and helps provide balance when running attachments. The RT55 offers backhoe, reel carrier, trencher, vibratory plow and combination trencher/vibratory […]
March 25, 2009
Business
World of Concrete Supplement
WOC attendees will have plenty of opportunities to gain prestige, bragging rights and win prizes by entering in one of the many competitions to demonstrate their operational skills. They include: Pettibone Telehandler Skills Competition Over three days, contestants will test their operating and safety skills by driving telehandlers through an obstacle course. They will be […]
March 25, 2009
Safety
Safety Watch – March 2009
The accident: A contractor was removing tree stumps on a road project and processing the stumps and other wood debris in a tub grinder. An excavator loaded the grinder, operated remotely by a worker on the ground. The excavator operator started to dump a log into the grinder when a scream was heard. The operator […]
March 25, 2009
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