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Heavy Machinery Fuel Efficiency Guide Helps Construction Contractors Budget Fuel Costs
Fuel Efficiency Guide designed to help industry professionals learn how to best budget fuel costs, decrease environmental impact and most effectively manage a construction equipment fleet’s fuel and energy usage
Fuel efficiency measures how much work a machine can do with one gallon of fuel. But operating an efficient worksite involves more than just knowing a machine’s statistics.
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MAC Portals Secures Trump International Hotel Construction Site In DC
Critical to the success of the project was safely and reliably controlling access to the jobsite and recording the whereabouts and time worked of the laborers as the various stages of construction progressed
For the Trump International Hotel project, proximity security badges that provided access to construction personnel worked like a hotel key. They are not inserted into a slot, but are read when held in close proximity of the scanner. The turnstile will not open without the scanner approving entry.
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New Single-family Home Builder Confidence Drops Two Points to End 2016
Builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes remained on firm ground in January, down two points to a level of 67
The NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index gauges builder perceptions of current single-family home sales and sales expectations for the next six months. Any number over 50 indicates that more builders view conditions as good than poor.
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Architecture Billings Index Ends 2016 with Three Straight Months of Growth
December Architecture Billings Index was up five points compared to November reflecting the largest increase in design services in 2016
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Top 10 Equipment Acquisition Trends for 2017
Look for increased construction equipment investment due to improving personal consumption and promised infrastructure spending
Economic improvement, renewed business confidence and business friendly policy changes support positive investment momentum for 2017.
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Why Profit is Overrated
Construction Business Coaching
Profit is not the end goal but a requirement for construction businesses to build equity and generate wealth
How can you convert your construction company from what it currently does into a wealth building machine? Continue doing what you do well AND dedicate at least 25% of your time seeking investments
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[APP] Track Time, Log Expenses and Manage Invoices with Harvest Mobile App
Track time, log expenses and manage invoices in the office or on the job with the Harvest Time & Expense Tracker mobile app
Users can enter timesheet data into the Harvest app and supervisors can view and approve the team’s time.
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Drew G. Burns Joins Slag Cement Association as Marketing Coordinator
Slag Cement Association
In this new position, Burns will work to expand the market for slag cement through positive, informative, and regular marketing communications.
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Why Construction Contractors Should Target the Unemployed
How contractors can find, and hire, the best available workers even in a worker shortage
While it’s always important to keep your eyes open for those gifted employed workers looking to “upgrade” their career, the available talent among the unemployed might be better than we know.
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The Importance of Calculating Your Snow Removal Client Value
Create a methodology that works for you and track it consistently so you can see trends and determine which clients provide the best ROI
Customer value is the profit they generate for your business in the current year. If you can track materials used, labor hours and equipment costs for particular sites over the course of the season, you should be able to calculate the expenses attributable to the client.
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Construction Input Prices Rebound in December After Steep November Decline
Input prices rose 0.4% for the month and are up 2.1% year-over-year, the largest 12-month increase in 30 months
Input prices rose 0.4% for the month and are up 2.1% year-over-year, the largest 12-month increase in 30 months.
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