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Asphalt Contractor's 2021-2022 Training Guide

With some training courses for the asphalt industry cancelled or going virtual over the next year, this guide offers a list of opportunities for contractors to continue learning, despite the pandemic

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Selecting the Right Mixer for Highway and Road Paint Formulations

Formulations for paint varies depending on intended usage, humidity at application site, temperature range, amount of solids included (for reflective materials) and more - but virtually all manufacturers suggest a thorough mixing before application.

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Anticipated Technology Growth in the Marking and Striping Industry

Equipment data to robotics, the striping industry is advancing at a steady pace to provide contractors ways to complete projects more efficiently.

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Garry Bartecki to Help Construction Business Owners Manage Risk & Improve Financials at Ignite

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Don’t gamble with your construction business. Plan to attend the Ignite Construction Summit in Las Vegas where industry expert Garry Bartecki will provide tips to help make sure the economic future of your business is secure.

What Makes Sense in Snow: Skid Steers or Compact Track Loaders?

Skid steer loaders and CTLs both offer excellent snow removal capabilities, but experts cite various considerations for choosing the best equipment for your needs.

The first and most common method loaders are usually equipped for snow removal is is to push or scrape to clear the snow. This is done using a plow blade, a larger snow pusher and occasionally still a bucket. Snow pushers are wider and taller than a bucket, so they are capable of clearing more area quickly as shown by this Caterpillar 289D Compact Track Loader with a snow pusher.

Get Back to Basics with Training

Committing to opportunities that help grow and better your workforce is an investment in your business

Whether you're holding events at your company or sending your crew to manufacturer training classes, investing in their careers is an investment in the future success of your business.

Making the Power Sweeping Industry Sexy

It's time to change the way the public views the sweeping industry. Here are some tips to help make your company more appealing for potential customers and employees.

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How Operator Training Impacts Compaction Performance

Proper performance by your crew on the asphalt roller can help maximize mat quality

Roller operators need to understand their important role in the paving process, as compaction is the last step in laying down a quality pavement

Attracting Talent During Challenging Times

North American Power Sweeping Association (NAPSA)

Utilizing industry associations like NAPSA can help your company build credibility and maintain a positive reputation.

Mauldin Paving Products Expands to Michigan

Mauldin Paving Products

Southeastern Equipment will be the authorized sales and support dealer for the Mauldin product line covering Detroit, Lancing and Jackson markets.

Coaching & Consulting

Hops & Highways S2 E2: Gallagher Asphalt Creates a Culture of Innovation

Gallagher Asphalt

Jess & Dormie chat with the team at Gallagher Asphalt about their drive to implement technology to grow in a very competitive market. We also hear from the experts at WEM Automation who helped Gallagher update their plant controls.

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Material Processing & Debris Handling

Preservation Techniques Improve the Strength of Roadways

New resources are available to contractors that can help the base we're building our roads on last longer.

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