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Business
Small Businesses Must Make the Most of the Delay in Lease Accounting Changes
Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation
The one-year delay will allow smaller organizations to get their accounting processes in place while they continue to enjoy the advantages of leasing equipment.
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Coaching & Consulting
Maintain Your People and Equipment Like Your Profits Depend On It
GB Financial Services, LLC
Maintaining both personnel and equipment performance can be the difference between profit and loss on construction projects.
Major refurbishing work should be discussed with your dealer to determine whether it may actually be cheaper to have the work performed by qualified dealer technicians.
Rental
United Rentals Continues to Redefine the Rental Business Model
United Rentals is adding even more products and services to its portfolio. Is it a model other rental businesses can or should follow?
According to Paul McDonnell, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, United Rentals is investing in a digital ecosystem that will provide solutions that can put actionable data into customers’ hands.
Lifting Equipment
New Standards Reflect Modern MEWPs and Their Applications
New ANSI standards reflect changes to outdated standards for lift equipment and the applications they are being used to perform.
The new ANSI standards better reflect today’s equipment — like Manitou’s new TJ-65 boom lift — and how it’s being implemented on work sites.
Construction Safety
Occupational Fatalities Remained Unchanged in 2018
U.S. Department of Labor
Despite the overall fatality number remaining unchanged, both suicide at work and unintentional overdoses at work increased in 2018.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Report shows the rate of fatal work injuries remained unchanged in 2018.
Business
Construction Contractors Regain Confidence for Sales, Profit Margins
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
Nearly 46% of contractors expect their profit margins to increase over the next six months, according to the October 2019 Associated Builders and Contractors Construction Confidence Index.
Confidence in October 2019 with respect to near-term prospects for sales and profit margins remained positive.
Business
Most Read Construction Articles in 2019
Over the course of 2019 the ForConstructionPros.com audience was interested in tips and how-to articles to help them improve work and operations while on the jobsite.
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Equipment
Most Watched Construction Videos of 2019
Pickup trucks, a new Cat engine, and new Bobcat equipment dominated the most watched videos on ForConstructionPros.com in 2019.
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Podcasts
Top Digging Deeper Podcasts of 2019
In 2019, ForConstructionPros.com launched its Digging Deeper podcast, and these were the top five most downloaded episodes for the year.
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Construction News Tracker
[NEWS TRACKER VIDEO] Continued Momentum for Construction Expected in 2020
ABC Chief Economist Anirban Basu predicts continued momentum for construction in 2020 amidst an overall wait and see based on economic uncertainties; plus more construction industry news on the December 19, 2019, edition of Construction News Tracker.
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Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
The Contractor's Best Friend Podcast: New Equipment & Technology Part 1
Brad Humphrey and the Caterpillar subject experts examine four major areas of new equipment and technology advancements taking shape in the industry.
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Coaching & Consulting
Do You Have a Blueprint for Business Success?
Construction Business Coaching
Expert consultant George Hedley offers a 12-step blueprint to build a construction business that grows, makes a profit and works for you, the owner
Best in Class companies generally follow a similar business plan or blueprint that is proven to work time after time creating a successful business.
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