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How Construction Workers Remain Physically Fit

A new study finds that construction workers actually have a ‘physical wisdom’ that allows them to work effectively, even in their old age

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3 Common Engine Faults to Watch For

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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 Technology

Komatsu Partners with NVIDIA to Advance Autonomous Machines

NVIDIA graphics processing units will visualize entire construction sites and artificial intelligence will and analyze the data to safety and productivity

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Atomized Dust Suppression Controls Airborne Dust During Construction Demolition

Aided by BossTek’s DustBoss equipment, Colorado Cleanup Corporation demolishes the former University of Colorado Health Sciences Center

Colorado Cleanup Corporation employed both traditional hose dust suppression methods and modern atomized dust suppression during demolition.

Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other

How Solar Powered RFID Can Monitor Assets on Remote Sites

Radio frequency identification and solar technologies have combined to provide a flexible, inexpensive way to monitor equipment and people on construction sites

Solar-powered RFID tag readers can be installed quickly and inexpensively on sites to monitor all equipment and people carrying RFID tags.

Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other

IoT Basics: The Fundamentals of the Internet of Things for Construction

Connected devices and real-time communication can enhance the decision-making process and help contractors obtain the best possible management of resources, equipment and people

Connected solutions enable contractors to have comprehensive monitoring of conditions, operations and the work site through sensors and data.

Mission Accomplished in Resurfacing of Air Force Base Runway

$8.1 million project included a brief, 96-hour window for milling the 9,421-ft.-long runway

The total milling depth of the project was 4.25” and required a total of 400 machine hours to complete. Turtle milled the first layer of asphalt at 2.25” and then milled the second layer to final grade using a machine control GPS system.

Portable Lighting

Stay Safe at Night

Keeping your mobile work zone properly illuminated helps maintain safety, productivity and job quality

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Lifting Equipment

Genie Introduces Five New Booms to Its XC Line

In addition to five new booms, Genie unveiled its Genie Tech Pro Link hand-held diagnostics tool, and the Genie Lift Power system that includes a new generation of hydraulically driven generators.

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Equipment Monitoring & Logistics

Hyundai Expands Hi-Mate to Compact Excavators

Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc.

R55-9A, R60CR-9A and R80CR-9A compact excavators and the R55W-9A compact wheeled excavator will now offer the benefits of the remote management system

Owners of the R55-9A, R60CR-9A (shown) and R80CR-9A compact excavators and the R55W-9A compact wheeled excavator can now experience the benefits of the Hi-Mate remote management system.

[VIDEO] Nashville Airport Accelerates and Expands Development Master Plan

New BNA Vision plan includes $1 billion worth of parking, concourses, new gates, International Arrivals Building, more security screening lanes, potential for an on-site hotel

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[APP] Manager Quality, Safety, Logistics and Maintenance with Novade

Novade provides apps used to streamline site processes, facilitate collaboration and improve productivity

The Novade mobile app includes the ability to manage inspections, checklists, safety procedures, asset management, and handover.

Why Drivers are Seeing Orange in Wisconsin

WisDOT test orange markings in workzones

WisDOT used orange markings throughout each workzone, but Brian DuPont says another option is using the orange only at the beginning and end of the workzones indicating the lane shifts, in which case orange tape might be a preferred material.

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