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The Value of Construction Work
So many people in this country, as little girls and boys, played with LEGO or other construction kits. We were [...]
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Who Is Randall English
Randall teaching children from an after-school program crane operator signals Heroes don’t have to wear capes and have extraordinary super [...]
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Construction Advice: 10 Best Practices for Equipment Managers
Over the years, I have managed or helped manage several different types of fleets, from military fleets to construction equipment. During that time, I discovered some essential skills and processes that have helped keep my equipment in good shape and my staff happy. Here are a few of those best practices that any construction equipment manager can utilize.
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Lost in Translation: Quick Ways to Overcome Language Barriers in the Field
If you’re in construction, chances are you’ve worked with Spanish speakers. Knowing Spanish can be a huge advantage to you [...]
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From One Trench to Another: How a Navy Vet Got Into Construction
I joined the Navy in 2007 because my best friend from high school’s dad was a First Class Navy Diver. I spent most of my high school career hanging out with him, probably more so than with my own family. His dad was a huge influence on my decision to join the armed forces, and the Navy specifically.
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Technology and Construction – A Bright Outlook for the Right People
I think it’s important to talk about technology and construction, but I hope to give a slightly different perspective. I’m definitely not an expert, and you’re not going to read about which device or software program you should be using. My viewpoint comes from my own experience in the industry for more years than I care to admit.
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