Machine-mounted hydraulic impact hammers and concrete crushers both demolish concrete methodically and efficiently. Using them effectively and economically, however, requires knowing which type of demolition tool is best for the job, what size tool is needed, and how to properly match tool to excavator.
Knowing the types of material hoists available and their operations can help you choose the hoist that is right for you.
Safety has to be brought to a personal level. You've got to show your employees what's in it for them. For example:
Vibrating screeds not only make a job less labor-intensive, they also let you do it faster and more efficiently. Some manufacturers claim that using a vibrating screed can cut finishing costs up to 50%. Savings like that can allow you to do more jobs at greater profit.
An accident's economic costs are far greater than most contractors realize. The reason is that many accident costs are hard to recognize or given little thought. However, like the underwater part of an iceberg, they loom large and dangerous.
