2018

  • Key Safety Areas an Earthmoving Equipment Hire Company Should Not Compromise

    If you own an earthmoving equipment hire company, safety should be a significant concern. Likewise, if you want to keep your employees, you want to make sure they are well protected and have access to quality equipment. The following include critical areas you need to focus on to ensure safety. Provision of Advice and Safety Checklists You need to make sure that the customer is given sufficient advice regarding the equipment they are hiring. [Read More]

  • Top 3 Things to Consider When Hiring a Crane Truck

    Imagine having the functionality of a standard crane and the mobility of a truck all being provided by the same equipment. Well, that's exactly what a crane truck offers you. A crane truck is essentially a tray-top with crane equipment mounted on it. This eliminates the limitation of having to operate your crane equipment from a fixed location but also makes it easier to move the equipment from one location to other locations where it may be needed. [Read More]

  • Top Considerations When Hiring A Mobile Crane

    Mobile cranes are extremely versatile when it comes to transporting different types of construction loads. They come in different types, and choosing one for your construction project doesn't need to be a daunting task. However, if you have never hired a mobile crane before, finding the right one for your project can be a bit challenging. This is because you can miss a thing or two when it comes to the considerations required for the perfect mobile crane. [Read More]

  • Two Ways That Operators of Heavy Construction Equipment Can Avoid Being Injured

    Operating forklifts, bulldozers, excavators and other types of powerful heavy construction equipment can put a person at risk of injury. Here are two ways that those who own and operate this equipment can avoid getting hurt. Invest in high-quality seating Poorly made seating can drastically increase a person's risk of developing an injury when they are driving a piece of heavy construction equipment. For example, if their seat has an inadequate suspension system which does not absorb the impact created by the machinery's constant vibrations, the operator could end up experiencing chronic back pain and nerve damage. [Read More]