Heavy Construction Equipment Made Simple

Posted on: 31 March 2017

Any time that you are looking to capitalize on your construction capability, you need to ensure that the finished product is as fortified as it can be. In many situations, this means focusing on factors like post tension, which involves adding tension rods to concrete work in order to strengthen it. This involves getting the help of seasoned construction contractors who understand how to help you get the most out of every post tension application. [Read More]

Posted on: 31 March 2017

When you work with electricity, you know that equipment safety is key to employee safety. One electrical mishap can have deadly consequences. If you're responsible for an electrical crew, you need to know that you've provided them with a safe environment to work. Of course, accidents happen, but by paying close attention to detail, you can reduce the occurrence of workplace, electrical accidents. Here are four steps you can take to keep your crew safe when working around electricity. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 March 2017

If you are relocating your business, and also need to relocate your machinery and construction equipment, you need to make sure that you have a detailed plan for moving your heavy machinery. #1 Draft A Team Plan Moving heavy machinery is a team effort. To start with, you need to have someone at your business who can clean up the machinery and get it ready for the move. Then, you need to figure out who is going to take the machinery apart if that is a necessary step in the process. [Read More]

Posted on: 26 November 2014

If your business requires you to use heavy equipment, you are likely familiar with the fact that this type of equipment can be very expensive. Renting the equipment needed may be sensible for start-up companies, but it makes sense to own your own equipment at some point. Purchasing new equipment is not ideal for all budgets, and this is why it makes sense to consider buying the equipment you need from an auction. [Read More]