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How Technology Bridges the Construction Trade and Talent Gap

The construction industry is experiencing an ongoing hiring drought, and the challenge of hiring has led to a loss of business for many general contractors.

The construction industry is experiencing an ongoing hiring drought, and the challenge of hiring has led to a loss of business for many general contractors.

Anti-Slip Protection: AlumoGrit Cast Aluminum Nosings

Wooster Products

AlumoGrit Cast Aluminum Nosings from Wooster Products are suited for rough use, in indoor or outdoor installations, in new construction or existing structures.

AlumoGrit Cast Aluminum Nosings Anti-Slip Protection

10 Reminders Following OSHA’s Top Safety Violations

Sentry Insurance

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently announced its preliminary list of the 10 most frequently cited safety violations from the 2022 fiscal year.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently announced its preliminary list of the 10 most frequently cited safety violations from the 2022 fiscal year.

5 Steps to a Safer Construction Jobsite

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Looking for a quick safety refresher to share with your equipment operators? Here are five easy-to-remember tips that help make for safer shifts, every day.

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The Walbec Group's ERP Journey

Combined contracting and construction materials conglomerate leverages HCSS, Command Alkon and CMiC.

HCSS Equipment 360 helps The Walbec Group stay on top of their equipment maintenance, uniting the shop and equipment operation in a combined program of work.

The Contractor's Best Friend Podcast Season 6 Episode 22: Protect Operators in the Cab

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There are a number of ways construction contractors can upgrade the safety of their existing fleets. One simple safety upgrade would be adding a seatbelt reminder kit to construction equipment to encourage operators to buckle up on the jobsite.

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Michelin Rolls Out MEMS Lite Tire Monitoring Solution

Michelin North America

Tire sensors are mounted inside the tires, where data is captured periodically as vehicles drive by fixed reading stations strategically located at the mine site.

Tire sensors are mounted inside the tires, where data is captured periodically as vehicles drive by fixed reading stations strategically located at the mine site.

How Wearable Technology Can Improve Safety on the Jobsite

Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)

Using the Internet of Things, construction firms can improve the safety of their workers and the jobsite.

AR smart glasses can be used in training, giving instructions on operating equipment while workers perform those operations.

SaferMe Unveils SpotCast Video Sticker Platform

Designed for manufacturing, engineering, utility, physical security, facility management, contracting and construction sectors, SpotCast enables instructional and safety videos to be embedded on QR Code stickers.

Designed for manufacturing, engineering, utility, physical security, facility management, contracting and construction sectors, SpotCast enables instructional and safety videos to be embedded on QR Code stickers.

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TwICEme-Diamondback Toolbelts Partnership Focuses on Smart Construction Products

The two brands will work together to offer the next level of smart building products in Diamondback’s next line of equipment.

The two brands will work together to offer the next level of smart building products in Diamondback’s next line of equipment.

Bolle Safety Introduces NESS+ Safety Glasses

The frame on the safety glasses features co-injected temples and a PLATINUM scratch and fog resistant coating for durability.

The frame on the safety glasses features co-injected temples and a PLATINUM scratch and fog resistant coating for durability.

Is Technology the Answer to the Construction Industry’s Injury and Fatality Problem?

Safeguard Construction Company Inc.

Some technologies create new hazards that can cause more problems executing safe construction work than they solve. Construction firms need to find a balance in the progression into technological immersion.

Some technologies create new hazards that can cause more problems executing safe construction work than they solve. Construction firms need to find a balance in the progression into technological immersion.

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