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Three Ways to Properly Maintain Propane-Powered Forklifts
Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)
Brush up on these maintenance and safety tips for the ownership and operation of propane-powered forklifts.
Safety
ARTBA Accepting Applications for 2014 Contractor Safety Awards
American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)
The annual competition recognizes industry firms that implement outstanding employee health and safety programs. The awards were developed to promote worker safety and health as core values of the transportation design and construction industry.
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Safety
Stay Safe While Operating Trailer Ramps
Sometimes daily routines can lead to languid actions that can cause otherwise preventable injuries. Trailer ramps seem straightforward, but not paying attention can cause back injuries or worse.
Safety
Keep It Cool in the Dog Days of Summer
Working outside in challenging conditions is par for the course in the construction industry. But it doesn’t have to be life threatening.
Safety
The Importance of a Written Safety Plan
Having a written safety plan helps prevent accidents before they happen but may also provide legal protection if accidents do occur
Workforce
Expand your knowledge at industry events
Contractors can learn and share about their businesses and the industry at concrete industry events
Safety
Three Weeks Left to Comment on EPA Stormwater Regs
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
AGC supplies analysis and materials to make it easier for contractors' voices to be heard on job-threatening rules
Management
Equipment Price Pressure is Building
GB Financial Services, LLC
Construction equipment costs are going up in 2011 whether you buy new, used or rent. Here's why.
Management
EMECO Invests $165 million in Mining Equipment to Deliver Growth
EMECO International
Mining-support operations in Australia, Indonesia and Canada will use an additional $85 million in new equipment and $80 million in low-hour used equipment
Management
FMI Construction Outlook Detects Recovery in the Second Quarter 2011
FMI Corporation
Total construction in 2011 forecast to climb 2% after declining 9% in 2010, but construction employment expected to remain "abysmal"
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