Rebecca Wasieleski

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Rebecca Wasieleski is the former editor of Concrete Contractor and Polishing Contractor magazines. She has been writing about the construction industry since 2004. 

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Concrete Thoughts
Are You Compliant?
Tracking government rules and regulations isn’t always easy; a few regulation changes to keep on your radar
Decorative Concrete
A Concrete River Runs Through It
A hand-painted river design on polished concrete floors tells the story of the flora and fauna around Arkansas’ largest natural spring.
The river's three-dimensional design offers depth and movement, thanks in part to airbrushing techniques.
Concrete Equipment & Products
Breathe Easy on Concrete Jobsites
Concrete dust control vacuums, shrouds and sleeves make it easier for contractors to keep their employees and work sites safe.
DeWalt’s Perform and Protect line is a global initiative. Tools in the line meet minimum standards for vibration and dust control around the world.
General Tool
Tips for Choosing a Construction Vacuum
Tips to help you find the right vacuum or dust extractor for concrete grinding and concrete cutting projects.
Concrete Thoughts
The Goal of Jobsite Safety Is Getting Workers Home at Night
Any jobsite safety program should be focused on getting workers home at night.
At Lloyd Concrete Services, Rustburg, Va., President Steve Lloyd encourages his workers to tape photos of their families in their hard hats, reminding them the goal of jobsite safety it getting home each night.
Concrete Thoughts
Proper Safety Training Will Help Prevent Electrocutions on Your Jobsites
The four most common fatal, on-the-job accidents in the construction industry in 2011 were falls, electrocutions, struck-by-object, and caught-in/between.
Decorative Concrete
Balancing Act
A GFRC decorative concrete table by Dylan Lauger of Lauger Concrete and Design in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, utilizes handmade concrete weights to counterbalance the creative concrete piece.
A GFRC furniture piece with a counterbalanced table top by Lauger Concrete + Design.
Screeds
Q&A with the Inventor of the Somero Laser Screed
Somero Enterprises
The Somero Laser Screed revolutionized the concrete industry by increasing concrete floor quality and taking some of the physical burden off concrete workers.
The first Somero Laser Screed, serial number 001.
Concrete
Ahead of the Curve
The New Hampshire concrete flooring company, specializing in slabs on grade, superflat floors, and more, builds strong relationships with its customers to deliver quality concrete projects.
The Somero Laser Screed is an integral part of S&S Concrete Floors, increasing production and quality on the company’s industrial and commercial warehouse projects.
Polishing Materials & Equipment
Caterpillar Visitors Center Brings the Look of the Jobsite Inside with Polished Concrete Floors
A deep exposed aggregate finish allows visitors to feel as though they are in a gravel pit or on a construction site surrounded by equipment.
An overview of an equipment display at the Caterpillar Visitors Center, where deep exposed aggregate polished concrete floors were designed to emulate a gravel pit or construction site.
Concrete Equipment & Products
The Equipment Edge
At Interstate Sawing, a concrete cutting and demolition business in West Bend, Wis., owner-operator Duke Long’s belief in the importance of equipment gives him an edge over his competition and helped him grow his business despite a shrinking economy.
Interstate Sawing takes great pride in its trucks. Employees wash trucks every day, and each truck's primary operator is displayed in an action shot in a wrap on the side of each truck.
Business
Cementing a sustainability message
Solar panels helped Webcor reduce the energy bill at its equipment warehouse from $2,500 per month to $500 per month.
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