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Posted on: 20 July 2015

Cranes are an integral component to the construction industry. Unfortunately, they also cause a large number of injuries and deaths. In fact, according to the CDC, roughly 25 to 33 percent of fatal injuries that occurred in the construction and maintenance industry in 1993 involved cranes. Therefore, it is absolutely crucial that safety be a top concern by corporations and on-site managers at construction sites. Here are four tips to reduce the guesswork and increase job-site safety when cranes are in use:
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Posted on: 26 May 2015

If your company needs to purchase new industrial overhead crane hoist slings for an upcoming large building project, then it is important for you to decide if metal or synthetic fiber slings will work the best for your project. Choosing the right sling will make your projects cheaper, easier, and safer for your crew. Here is some information on each of the six overhead crane hoist sling options that you have to choose from:
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Posted on: 22 May 2015

Heavy equipment rental saves time. Your heavy equipment rental company helps America as a country to function properly. Stable infrastructure is the mainstay of American society and is dependent on the construction industry. Efficiency in the construction industry relies on the rental of heavy equipment to reduce labor costs and time. Demand for heavy equipment is generally fueled by the country's growing population and associated infrastructures. What should you do to grab the bull by the horn and start up a successful heavy equipment rental company?
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Posted on: 20 May 2015

If you have just purchased an old building and you wish to have it razed so you can reuse the property for a newer structure, there are steps you will need to take before you call a heavy construction corporation to start the job. Neighboring buildings and pedestrians need to be considered to keep others around the area safe. Here are some steps to consider when you would like to have a building removed from your property, keeping your property and neighboring properties safe from harm in the process.
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