10. Cracksealing “Best Practices”
These cracksealing "best practices" will help your crew be more productive and will help them produce high-quality work consistently
9. Things to Consider When Finding a Company to Transport Your Construction Equipment
It important to find a hauler that offers a reasonable rate but will also get your load to its destination safely and on time, while operating in a professional and legal manner
8. Resolve to Stop Doing These 5 Things in 2021
Rather than New Year’s resolutions that add things to your already full plate, why not stop doing some things that are eating up your time and money?
7. Cold Weather Concreting - Tips for Smaller Projects
The factors and considerations concrete contractors should be aware of for placing concrete in cold weather
6. FAA Gives First-Ever Approval to American Robotics for Automated Commercial Drones
The Federal Aviation Administration is allowing American Robotics to operate drones that can fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS)
5. Biden Announces Plan for Economic Recovery, Promises Infrastructure Next Month
Biden's two-step plan for rescue and recovery in our nation includes presenting his "Build Back Better" plan to Congress in February. The plan includes $2 trillion in spending over four years for infrastructure
4. Can a Contractor Stop Working If He Isn't Getting Paid
To determine whether or not to stop working if you are not getting paid there are many factors that need to be considered
3. OSHA Announces Increase in Civil Penalty Amounts for 2021
Civil penalty amounts for OSHA violations are being increased based on cost-of-living adjustments for 2021
2. John Deere Updates Gator Utility Vehicle Line
John Deere Gator Utility Vehicles (UVs), including the HPX Work Series, Mid-Size XUVs and Full-Size XUVs, have been updated to include new automotive-like features that make them easier to operate and provide improved control
1. Biden Will Ask OSHA to Reconsider Emergency COVID-19 Standards
OSHA has issued guidelines, not standards, to protect workers from coronavirus infection, and the incoming administration plans to stiffen enforcement as well as requirements