Anyone who runs a construction company or works in agriculture knows that equipment costs are one of the leading expenses they face. One way to keep your costs down is to buy used construction equipment, but how do you know if you’re getting high-quality equipment that will last for years?…

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Below are 4 things to consider when purchasing safety gloves for any type of building/construction work. We hope this helps you when selecting. The following tips will help your employees in choosing the right safety gloves: Fit Measure your hand circumference around the palm or at the base of the…

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  There are many different measures which should be taken into consideration to avoid risks associated with collapsing structures, falling objects (debris, bricks, dropped tools) and flying objects (shards of wood and metal, for instance), and the risk of people accidentally hitting their heads on items such as exposed timbers…

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Constructing anything takes loads of time and plenty of planning. If you are a civil engineer then you will understand the meaning behind this statement. There are plenty of construction workers available in the world. Although all of them perform similar tasks in this job, there are certain qualities needed…

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Drum handling is one of the most daunting tasks that every industry is suffering from. But there are many types of equipment which are specially designed to make this task easier and simple. By using drum handling equipment, only one person can transport the contained material or product in place…

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A flat roof needs to be inspected periodically in order to determine if it is still in good shape or if it needs to be repaired or replaced. A cursory inspection involves checking the surface around the edges and corners to see if there is any cracking or flaking. A…

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