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ISRI Parts Any Heavy Construction or Mining Business Should Have on Hand

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When you consider repairs on your trucks, specifically with your ISRI seats, you may immediately assume the service department can handle it. Though a certified ISRI service department can handle the repairs you may have, you may want to consider other options. One option is to have certain parts on hand for quick replacement and repairs when getting to the service department will take too much time and cause downtime on the worksite.…

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Advantages Of An EWP License

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Working on a construction site involves the use of elevated work platforms commonly referred to as EWP. These platforms are also used elsewhere where it is very important to be able to access areas that are high up such as a warehouse. There are certain requirements that must be met before using elevated work platforms. After meeting the required minimum requirements, an EWP license is given to show that the worker can handle working using elevated work platforms.…

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Tips on preventing your hydraulic equipment from breaking down

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Repairing hydraulic systems is costly and time consuming which could cause you to lose business or hurt your reputation as a contractor when the equipment breaks down during work. Taking preventive measures to avoid the unnecessary hassles that come with broken down equipment will go a long way in ensuring its longevity, reliability and efficiency. Maintenance is a continuous process that needs to be carried out regularly and creating a schedule that you stick to for every hydraulic machine is recommended.…

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Two factors to consider before purchasing a forklift

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Forklifts play a crucial role in many construction projects. Here are two important factors which should be taken into consideration before buying this type of equipment: The equipment’s weight-bearing capacity Not all forklifts are equal; as such, it’s crucial to ensure that the one that you buy meets your specific requirements. For example, if you intend to use the forklift for a construction project which will involve lifting and transporting extremely heavy building materials, you should check the maximum load-bearing figures of the forklift you’re thinking about buying.…

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What Many Homeowners Overlook When It Comes to Earthmoving

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Managing your own earthmoving on your property can be a difficult task, as many homeowners overlook certain details that need to be considered in order to properly remove dirt, fill in pits, or grade their property. This type of work is not as simple as just renting a backhoe and starting to dig, or ordering dirt and having it dumped into a pit. Note a few things that you’ll want to keep in mind if you’re doing any earthmoving on your property so you know you get the job done right.…

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What a Homeowner Needs to Know About Demolishing a Home

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Demolishing a home can be more challenging than you may realise, but a homeowner should learn about all the steps involved and what to expect from a demolition contractor if they’re planning on having their house torn down. This will ensure that nothing is overlooked and the work proceeds as you expect. Note a few things you should know about a home demolition so you can prepare ahead of time and can ensure the work gets done according to your plans.…

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Rental Tips for Heavy Construction Equipment

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Planning to hire heavy equipment for your construction project any time soon? Well, one thing is for sure; opting to hire will save you a lot of money required to own the same type of equipment. However, cost is not the only thing that should be at the top of your mind. You will need to hire equipment that is safe, reliable and efficient to operate, and this requires careful deliberation on your part.…

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Regarding safety measures when using heavy construction equipment on your site

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Working in the construction sector is not the safest type of job. Working in dangerous environments with heavy, and sometimes dangerous, materials while surrounded my heavy machinery is commonplace for people working in the construction industry. There’s no way of making working around or in heavy construction equipment completely safe, but to avoid unnecessary risks while working as a civil constructor, there are some things you can think about. Using a spotter…

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Important Considerations Towards Achieving a Safe and Successful Heavy Haulage Transport

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If your business engages in the transportation of heavy consignment including columns, pressure vessels and heavy equipment, there are two main alternatives regarding how to cater to your heavy haulage transport needs. One option is to buy heavy haulage trucks while the second option is to hire the shipping services of a heavy haulage company. Either alternative can meet your heavy shipping needs depending on your financial clout. Irrespective of which option you choose, what matters the most is your awareness concerning the whole transport process in an effort to achieve safe and successful heavy haulage transport.…

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The Four Common Types of Heavy Equipment

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The type of construction application will determine the heavy machinery used. Heavy machinery is divided into four major categories: Construction equipment Material handling Construction vehicles Earthmoving equipment When it comes to earthmoving hire, there are four major types of equipment available. Knowing them and their uses can help you understand why each is designed differently from another. Excavators These are large earthmoving equipment available in different sizes. A traditional excavator typically has a pivoting cab that rotates and a long bucket arm attached to the cab.…

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