5 Amazing Workplace Safety Tips
Though OSHA provides guidelines for all workplace safety standards, it’s very common to see hazards whether at an office or construction site. Anytime or place where dozens of people are… Read more »
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New Safety Technology for Plumbers, Electricians and Construction Workers
Good health and safety are of paramount importance on any job site. As all workers know, there are numerous dangers lurking right around the corner at any construction site. The… Read more »
Microsoft Hololens Revolutionizes the Construction Industry
Microsoft Hololens is changing the way many people interact with computers. This technology is the first to mix virtual reality with the real world. It has a number of exciting… Read more »
Safely Storing Nuclear Waste
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has a hugely important job in making sure the nuclear waste produced by reactors is safely stored. There’s a lengthy and dangerous process involved in the… Read more »
New High Speed Car Chargers for Tradesmen
If you work as an electrician or construction worker, your tools are vitally important to you. In this day and age, many of those tools are electric and that means… Read more »
5 Tips to a Better Organized Work Truck
Carpenters, electricians and other tradesmen, often work out of a truck or van. In fact, you might spend all day in your van or truck even eating lunch there. What… Read more »
Building a New Business
Whether you have an idea for a new shelving system in the garage or a new small business, the journey begins with a single step. Though that sounds simple enough,… Read more »
The Number of Journeyman Electricians Declining According to New Report
A new report shows that the number of experienced or journeyman electricians is declining. Though the report reaches no solid conclusions about why, there are several factors that may be… Read more »
A New Revolution in Paving the Roads
If you work out of a cargo van or truck each day, then you no doubt spend lots of time driving from one job to the next. You’re probably used… Read more »