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Construction Safety
ASCC Produces Five New Construction Safety Bulletins
American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)
The bulletins inform ASCC concrete contractors on all aspects of safety, from establishing a safety policy to the proper use of personal protective equipment
Sponsored Content
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Crafco Inc.
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Nothing Surreal about Waterproofing Protection for New Dalí Museum
Exposed to hurricane storm surges, wind and seawater, the crystalline concrete waterproofing technology from Penetron helped create a very real solution for this formidable surrealist art collection.
The Dali Museum in St. Petersberg, Fla., sits on the shores of Tampa Bay and was constructed to withstand Category 5 hurricane winds.
Cranes
Self-Erecting Tower Crane Helps Restore Ancient Cambodian Mountain Temple
Terex self-erector scrambles up to remote location to lift stone blocks to a max. radius of 78 ft. in shoring up and rebuilding ninth-century temple
A Terex CBR 24 Plus self-erecting tower crane is lifting stone blocks and other materials up to a maximum of two tons or up to its maximum radius of 78 feet.
Concrete Equipment & Products
Why Concrete Beats Wood
Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)
The Concrete Foundations Association explains why concrete foundations outperform wood in the majority of residential applications.
This concrete foundation by Herbert Construction garnered first place in the Single Family Residence 2,000 - 5,000 Square Feet category in the CFA's 2013 Projects of the Year Awards.
Concrete
Modern Efficiency Meets Classic Values
Third generation concrete contractor Martinson Construction embraces technologies that help it improve efficiency while maintaining the ideals of a family-owned business.
Scott and Dave Martinson, owners of Martinson Construction, on site at a project in Waterloo, Iowa, where their company is installing footings and a foundation for a car dealership addition.
Concrete Equipment & Products
The Tailgater Concrete Truck Chute Attachment
Tailgater
Fcp Concrete Tailgater 10964039
Decorative Concrete
Polished Concrete Panels Highlight the Exterior Façade at the Saint Louis Art Museum
The Saint Louis Art Museum’s 200,000-square-foot addition includes tilt-up concrete panels that were polished horizontally to a 1,500-grit finish then lifted into place.
Concrete Coring Company of Saint Louis performed the concrete polishing work on 23 tilt-up panels at the SLAM expansion project.
Concrete
ACI Foundation Student Fellowship and Scholarship Program Open for 2014-2015 Academic Year
American Concrete Institute (ACI)
ACI Foundation seeks applicants from undergraduate and graduate students studying concrete
Concrete Equipment & Products
Sonovoid Concrete Void Forms
Sonoco
Fcp Sonovoid 10961065
Concrete Equipment & Products
Simpson Strong-Tie Introduces Concrete Anchor Design Software with 3D Interface
Simpson Strong-Tie Co. Inc.
The new Anchor Designer software suggests anchorage solutions in cracked and uncracked concrete
Simpson Anchor Software 10960566
Construction Safety
OSHA Fines NJ Masonry Contractor $91,000 for Fall, Scaffold Hazards
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
South River-based Mr. Concrete Corp. cited with four repeat and five serious safety violations including scaffold and fall hazards
Concrete Mixers
Concrete Trucks Work 24-Hour Days During Dam Remediation Project
Twenty-four Oshkosh S-Series concrete trucks delivered concrete 24 hours a day, six days a week, for four years to complete the dam project
Over the course of four years, Oshkosh S-Series forward placement concrete mixer trucks spent many months running 24 hours per day, six days per week on the Wolf Creek Dam Remediation project.
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