Mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) and telehandlers are often used on ground conditions that can vary greatly from site to site—from undeveloped terrain one...

Concrete, the world’s most widely used building material, is inexpensive, readily available, versatile, and strong. However, it is also a hard sponge and vulnerable...

Photo courtesy of Insulfoam Since the 1930s, the commercial building industry has utilized expanded polystyrene (EPS) rigid foam insulation to achieve high-performance alongside cost-effectiveness. A...

Though its only recently gained popularity in the last 2 to 3 years, telematics has been around much longer than people think. Telematics is...

By Raghi Iyengar Estimating and bidding go hand-in-hand. It’s the previous job experience that informs the resume. The ingredients that make up the recipe.  To have...

As summer temperatures climb, so do incidences of heat related tire problems. Asphalt can radiate heat and compound problems like high temperatures due to...

Traditional telematics is a dot on a map—it is one-way data that requires someone to sit at a computer, interpret what the information is...

The advantages and disadvantages of using AI resources in commercial construction fleet operations, including ChatGPT. By Hadley Benton Today’s highly sophisticated and evolving Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven...

By Mike Merrill To be successful in the construction business, there are certain strengths a contractor must have. On-the-job experience, building knowledge, and organization are...

Organizations with critical vehicle fleets find themselves at what I'd call a crossroads, though perhaps that's putting it too dramatically. Fleet managers everywhere seem...