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ACS Virtual Guard Protection Program
American Camera Surveillance, Inc.
ACS Virtual Guard program utilizes intelligent, analytical IP camera surveillance equipment, bullhorn audio technology and highly trained offsite live guards that are able to remotely monitor vast areas and multiple locations simultaneously
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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
Theft Prevention
Anti-theft Protection Helps Recover $60K Premier Water Pump
This equipment recovery highlights the importance of installing advanced tracking devices that go beyond the GPS capabilities offered with telematics
Construction Toolbox
Prepare Your Construction Sites for Severe Summer Weather
You can't control the weather, but you can take steps to safeguard your construction sites and workers before and after severe weather
Take precautions to prepare your construction worksites and workers for severe weather season. Prepare for the worst, and have a plan in place to deal with the aftermath.
Construction Safety
New Technologies that Protect Construction Workers
Manufacturers are developing new equipment and technologies that help contractors keep their workers safe
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Construction Technology
How a Drone Can Make Your Asphalt Plant More Profitable
Legal drone operation can help asphalt plants with stockpile management, maintenance, marketing and saving money
Using drones to monitor and manage stockpiles, Lousiville Paving saves up to $1,000 per quarter per plant location.
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Intelligent Machine Solutions Drive Revamped Volvo CE Services Portfolio
Volvo Construction Equipment
Company announces new approach to customer services/solutions, launches a new control display and advanced machine management services, plus announces grade control integration agreements
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Construction Technology
Cat VisionLink Redesign Works on Any Web-enabled Device and Manages Mixed Fleets
Caterpillar - Cat
New version incorporates a responsive design to ensure users experience a more intuitive transition between mobile and desktop user interfaces
The new VisionLink includes a suite of apps enabling the customer to select a view and information based on the user’s role or task needing to be performed. These apps can be easily accessed for quick reference and easy viewing.
Mini Excavators
Cat 308E2 Excavator with Versatile Variable Angle Boom
Caterpillar - Cat
Variable angle boom configuration allows the 308E2 to work closer to the blade and tracks for added lift capacity in confined areas
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Construction Toolbox
Don't Forget to Focus on Preventing Less Extreme Injuries on the Construction Jobsite
Preventing fatal construction accidents is vital but don't overlook prevention of non-fatal injuries and accidents on the construction jobsite
It's not just the big accidents — collapses, falls from roofs, vehicle/equipment accidents, etc. — that we need to be proactively preventing. In addition, construction business owners, foremen and laborers need to be aware of and working to prevent those accidents and safety fails that cause more minor or less fatal injuries
Coaching & Consulting
IT Leaders Predict Greatest Gains in 2016 Construction Technology
Leaders of information technology vendors to construction identify the hot trends that will help contractors manage more work with less skilled labor in 2016 and beyond
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Business Services
5 “Truths” Destined to Impact Your Construction Business
As the construction industry continues to evolve, these five “truths” have taken hold and will factor into your future business success
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Construction Safety
Investing in Worker Safety Through Wearable Technology
Insurance companies are investigating how wearable technology and BIM can help reduce risk and increase efficiencies in the construction industry.
Many companies looking to bring more wearable tech to the jobsite are focusing on getting their innovations into workers’ existing gear to boost adoption. As a result, in the near future, construction workers may find that common assets, such as hardhats, safety vests and even the tools they carry, are being infused with new capabilities.
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