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Labor & Workforce Development
How Much Should a Concrete Finisher Make?
Concrete finishers earn an average of $30,000 - $70,000 per year. How much should you be making?
The average salary for a concrete finisher in the United States is $30,000 to $70,000.
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Paving
Tips for Parking Lot Sweeper Operators Working Overnight.
How parking lot sweeper operators can overcome night work challenges.
Concrete
AI Robot Can Flatten Concrete Floors, Hyundai Engineering Seeks Patent
Hyundai Engineering
Hyundai Engineering is seeking a patent for an AI robot that can flatten concrete floors.
Hyundai AI robot flatten concrete floors
Concrete
How Does It Come Off? Tips and Tricks for Hard Goods Flooring Removal
National Flooring Equipment
Hard goods such as wood, laminate flooring, ceramic tiles and quarry tiles are usually applied directly to a concrete floor using adhesives.
National Flooring Equipment Hard goods removal
Preservation
Use of Plastic Additives in Asphalt Mixtures Increasing
The Dow Chemical Company
Dow has installed their recycled plastic-modified asphalt mixtures on several roads and parking lots in the country, proving these mixtures to be a viable option in sustainable pavement design and construction
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Concrete Technology
Ground-penetrating Radar Helps Map Precise Utility Location
Geophysical Survey Systems (GSSI)
For this reason, construction firms have come around to the notion that concrete scanning is vital to jobsite safety and efficiency.
GSSI Yankee Stadium
Concrete
CM Labs Concrete Pump Simulator Endorsed by American Concrete Pumping Association
Concrete Pump simulator allows operators to develop basic skills such deploying outriggers, creating concrete slabs, and pouring footings and foundations.
Outriggers
Concrete
How High Dosage Levels of Macro Fibers Are Improving Concrete Slabs
Slab-on-grade floor and pavement panels shrink less and have almost no curl.
When you mix high dosage levels of macro fibers in concrete, one of challenges is to achieve a good blending between concrete and fiber.
Decorative Concrete
Rockett's Glass Overlay
Rockett's Glass Overlay
Rockett’s Polished Overlay is a patent-pending process creating high-impact, enduring decorative polished concrete floors and installations.
Rockett's glass overlay
Concrete
Acceptable Tolerances for Residential Basement Slabs
Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)
The Concrete Foundations Association explains the conditions for evaluation of floor thickness tolerances vs. minimum required thickness in residential basement slabs.
Finishing a basement slab requires vibrating screeds to consolidate and set the final slab elevation before initial set and the remainder of the finishing operation.
Decorative Concrete
Marketing Polished and Stained Decorative Concrete Floors
When it comes to marketing polished or stained decorative concrete floors contractors should focus on promoting the benefits as well as the aesthetics.
Make sure you have a marketing plan in place to help focus your marketing efforts, suggests L.M. Scofield's Cam Villar. Whether in depth or simple, make sure to at least include the market you want to serve and who your target audience will be.
Concrete Polishers
Densifiers Demystified
SpecChem, LLC
A concrete densifier is a chemical solution that, when applied to a concrete surface, increases surface density by sealing pores.
Pictured here is a warehouse/distribution center application using a lithium siliconate densifier.
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