A rough-terrain scissor life is like a traditional scissor lift, but they're built specifically for outdoor use on uneven surfaces. The main difference is their reinforced tires and four-wheel drive capability. Most rough-terrain scissor lifts are also powered by diesel instead of batteries. In this article, we're going to take a closer look at what…
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Four Habits that Keep Your Immune System Strong
If you're in the construction industry or working with construction equipment, chances are you're working hard every day. Your body goes through a lot every day you're on a project site. Some days are worse than others, but it adds up and affects your health and immune system. When your body is under stress, it…
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The Importance of Locking up Your Construction Equipment
Everyone can agree that deterring theft is far better than trying to recover stolen equipment. Although it may be impossible to stop a determined thief from stealing, there is much that can be done to deter it. If your equipment is better protected than the next person’s, then a thief will move onto the easier…
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Save Money with Preventive Maintenance
Busy companies that move fast often view preventative maintenance as time not operating and not making money. In nearly all industries, and especially in construction, this idea falls short. It can, in fact, prove to be a costly mistake. Putting out fires as they happen rather than preventing them means more downtime, and more expensive…
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