Shims are used by the hundreds on the jobsite. They serve as temporary alignment aids to hold objects in place until they can be...

When telematics first emerged as a construction industry buzzword, the primary selling point was the ability to track equipment whereabouts and hopefully recover a...

Contractors face more challenges than ever to turn a profit—from severe labor shortages to needing to meet ever more stringent energy codes. To help...

At long last, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act—now commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law—has published project information and guidelines to help...

By Sid Nair Imagine you walk into your dispatch office and see that your vehicle has broken down, your driver is running out of available...

The Federal Highway Administration is estimating 2014’s cumulative highway travel miles at a staggering 1,732.4 billion, up from last year by about 0.6 percent....

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...

Lightweight, incredibly strong, molded polystyrene is commonly used in both building and infrastructure construction yet remains somewhat misunderstood by many industry professionals. Frequently misidentified...

Last fall, Chevron Products Company, a Chevron U.S.A. Inc. division, and Noria, the worldwide leader in providing lubrication consulting services and training, launched the...

Pollution is a major issue of our time. From the emissions we breathe to noise disturbance, it’s everywhere, but another way is possible: Significant...