Why Use A Hydraulic Conduit Bender?

Posted on 7 April 2022

As you start to look at conduit benders, you'll see a range of devices that work in different ways. At a basic level, you can use a manual bender; more complex devices run on electricity. Hydraulic benders sit between these two products. They have some advantages that might make them the perfect fit for your needs. How do hydraulic benders work and why should you buy one? How Do Hydraulic Conduit Benders Work? [Read More]

3 Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Crane Operation Service

Posted on 19 January 2022

When you are doing a job that requires the use of a crane, instead of buying your crane, it makes a lot more sense to work with a crane operation service, where you bring in an operating crane service that provides both the crane and the operator to handle the work that you need to be done on your job. When you hire a crane operation service, you will be paying by the hour or by the day for the use of the crane and the operator, which means you are going to want to make the most of the time you have. [Read More]

Selling Heavy Equipment And Preparing Your Machinery For Buyers To Get A Better Price

Posted on 1 October 2021

There is no doubt that the preparation of heavy equipment for sale is an important objective. However, preparing machinery to obtain a better price is also important. For example, with clean and shiny machinery, the higher the price you can ask than what you could get with dirty and rusty equipment. You might wonder why people buy used equipment. Well, the answer is simple; they need it and do not want to purchase brand new equipment. [Read More]

Tips When Dealing With Crane Repair Services

Posted on 28 June 2021

If cranes are used on your worksite, there may be some that damage and thus need to be professionally repaired. You'll have no issues with how this repair process goes each time if you take a look at these tips before proceeding with any crane repairs. Take Cranes out of Rotation if They Have Serious Problems Some crane problems are going to be minor. They may not affect performance or safety at all so you can continue using these cranes just fine around a worksite. [Read More]

About Me

Teaching My Employees Better Safety Skills

About a month ago, one of my employees was struck by an overhead boom. He was rushed to the hospital, where fortunately, he was treated for minor injuries. However, that experience taught me an important lesson. My employees needed to learn better safety skills. Afterwards, we started holding weekly safety meetings, and my employees learned a lot. It was incredible to see the number of accidents decline, and employee morale improve. This blog is all about teaching other business owners to improve their safety skills when using heavy construction equipment. You never know, you could save one of your worker's lives.

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