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Heavy Equipment Industry's Need to Update Pricing Strategies Amid Cooling Inflation
Ducker Carlisle
OEMs in the heavy equipment industry face significant challenges in setting pricing strategies due to factors like fluctuating input costs, supply chain issues, and evolving customer expectations amid cooling inflation.
Navigating the complexities of getting better pricing including understanding product value-drivers, as well as competitive and market insights can be time-consuming and daunting.
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Converting Gas-Powered Equipment, Vehicles to Battery Power
Briggs & Stratton
As more original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) embrace electrification, it is important to understand all the considerations that go into switching to battery power.
The journey to electrification begins with meticulous preparation and a deep understanding of the application's existing power needs.
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Beyond the Jobsite: Contractor Essentials for Commercial Auto Safety
Acuity Insurance
Contractors’ auto risks are different than those encountered by professionals working in other industries. Contractors go where the work is, often with tools, materials and cargo in tow.
Contractors’ auto risks are different than those encountered by professionals working in other industries.
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What Proposed Tariffs Could Mean for US Manufacturing
FourKites
Post-election, manufacturers big and small are examining president-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs with questions surrounding the impacts and how these plans might transpire.
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The Rise of Online Equipment Rental Marketplaces
Yo!Rent
10 essential features and functionalities of online equipment rental marketplaces.
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Confusion Over Head Protection Puts Workers at Risk
International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA)
Head protection has been a cornerstone of workplace safety for decades. The good news is, there have never been more head protection options than there are today.
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Oldcastle Infrastructure Acquires Cook Concrete Products
Oldcastle Infrastructure, a CRH Company
Oldcastle Infrastructure, a CRH Company, has acquired Cook Concrete Products, based in Redding, CA.
Cook Concrete is a provider of precast structures primarily used in underground applications in the energy, water, and communications markets.
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8 Ways to Increase Safety Around Heavy Equipment
Sentry Insurance
Construction sites, especially those involving heavy equipment, carry significant safety risks. Mistakes or overlooked protocols can lead to accidents that harm workers and derail projects.
If an excavator arm reaches too far into an area adjacent to a power source, it could lead to injury or death for the operator as well as those nearby.
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Two Genesis Regional Sales Managers Add Canada to Their Territories
Genesis Attachments
Genesis Attachments' Mike Keremes' and Mike Myslicki's regional sales territories have been expanded to respectively include Eastern Canada and Western Canada.
The regional expansions were made to include Eastern and Western Canada.
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4 Practical Ways to Reduce Construction Costs Without Hurting Quality
Cert-In Software Systems
Effective construction cost management involves strategic planning, accurate estimation and efficient billing processes.
One of the most effective ways to manage construction costs is by selecting materials that balance cost and quality.
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Construction Industry Reacts to US Presidential Election
Several associations and organizations related to the construction industry have drafted public reactions to the U.S. presidential election.
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Federal Reserve Issues Another Rate Cut
Construction and related industries will likely benefit for the second interest rate cut this year.
Chair Jerome Powell answers reporters' questions at a recent press conference.
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