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Training & Education
NCCCO and NSC Release New Online Safety Tool for the Crane Industry
National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (CCO)
The list of controls was tailored to address the most significant hazardous situations that contribute to serious incidents and fatalities (SIFs) in crane operations.
Each of the controls is categorized according to the Hierarchy of Controls.
Sponsored Content
3 Common Engine Faults to Watch For
Noregon
Using real-world data from millions of JPRO diagnostic connections, we’ve identified the top engine faults technicians see. Learn what causes them and what to watch for.
3 Common Engine Faults to Watch For
Construction News
Tech-Skilled Labor in Demand
As contractors weigh the impact of tech taking over the jobsite, study reveals mixed expectations.
In November 2024, Equipment Today joined Caterpillar's creative minds behind the scenes at the filming of CAT Trial 14: After Hours, a video celebrating the company's 100-year milestone and its museum of innovations along the way. Visit cat.com/trial14 to watch.
Theft Prevention
Autonomy and Cybersecurity on the Jobsite
TE Connectivity
The automated safety features built into today’s off-road equipment are controlled by software and vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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Construction Safety
Worker Safety: Arizona Congressman Set To Abolish OSHA
Andy Biggs (AZ - R), who has served Arizona's fifth district since 2017, introduced a new bill that would abolish the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, ending more than 50 years of national progress for worker and jobsite safety.
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Site Layout
Topcon Expands Network Across US
Topcon Positioning Systems
Topnet Live network coverage increased by 30% in the U.S.
The expansion delivers sophisticated network corrections that streamline operational workflows across multiple market segments.
Project Management
How Technology Advances Construction Workflow
Deltek
The construction industry is struggling with the labor shortage but with growing technological advances, the industry could catch up by grasping the advantages of automation and mobile technology solutions.
Drones can handle site surveys efficiently, collecting data that AI can analyze to offer real-time insights. This improves safety and helps catch issues early, preventing costly mistakes.
Concrete Coatings & Sealants
Spray Coating Made Easy with the Sherpa Drone
Lucid Bots
Representing the robotics side of concrete work, the Sherpa Drone automated solution enhances the efficiency, safety, and quality in every phase of construction and maintenance.
World of Concrete
DEWALT Lights Up Vegas
During the week of World of Concrete in Las Vegas, DEWALT lit up the Las Vegas skyline with an activation on the exterior of Sphere.
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Jobsite Equipment
Transform Your Jobsite Equipment With Propane
Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)
Four ways propane-powered equipment can offer jobsites more performance, portability, safety and savings.
Data from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) shows that propane-powered small-engine job site applications can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 17% and sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions by up to 16% compared with gasoline-fueled models.
Workwear
Strap Safety: How Past Resistance to Safety Measures Can Help Reduce Risks on Construction Jobsites
Mips
Getting people to properly wear helmets – with the chin strap buckled and secured – has historically proven to be a challenge for the construction industry.
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Safety Equipment - Other
Beyond the Jobsite: Contractor Essentials for Commercial Auto Safety
Acuity Insurance
Contractors’ auto risks are different than those encountered by professionals working in other industries. Contractors go where the work is, often with tools, materials and cargo in tow.
Contractors’ auto risks are different than those encountered by professionals working in other industries.
Labor & Workforce Development
Massive Dallas Data Center Campus to Drive $25B Market Boom by 2027
The demand for data centers is rapidly increasing, with projections indicating U.S. data center construction could reach $25 billion by 2027. An example of this growth is DataBank's expansive new data center campus in Dallas.
The Red Oak campus in Dallas is one of DataBank’s most expansive projects, spanning 292 acres and designed to meet unprecedented demand for high-capacity, AI-ready infrastructure.
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