Kendall Delp, global service manager for AMECO and chair of the AEMP telematics-standard committee, tells how standard telematics-data reporting will change equipment management
Oberhelman says the global construction market remains a mixed bag but North America, with substantial housing recoery underway and US politics more settled, shows real promise for 2014
Stacy and Witbeck and Kiewit Western took home top honors for Salt Lake City's Airport Light Rail extension in the most-significant-construction-project category for 2013
February’s decline brought the measure of initial reports for nonresidential building projects to 116.5, but the figure was nearly 20% above February 2013
Tekla Structures 20 expands the capacity of constructible Tekla models to handle the large amounts of information needed to accurately reflect the detail contained in complex build structures.
Organizer delivers more efficient model information...
Designed to help construction workers seen and be seen, the Halo Light can be installed on almost any hardhat within a second and provides bright light to improve visibility of the work area and the worker
New 3.8% tax intended for individuals deriving income from passive equipment-rental activities and financial traders shouldn't apply to active equipment distribution and rental companies
Fleet managers and equipment makers agreed to report these 19 data points and 42 fault codes using a standard protocol that will allow mixed equipment fleets to be managed from a single application
The Concrete Polishing Association of America's (CPAA) new and expanded certification and training program continues to include both classroom and essential hands-on training, exposing the student to various types of equipment, tooling, and chemical...
Manufacturers are focusing on new machines and telematics systems for the construction market; plus more industry news on the March 6, 2014 edition of Construction News Tracker
