It’s not every day you see a shovel logging machine operating in the middle of a heavily populated neighborhood. When a tree fell onto a business in a residential and commercial neighborhood in Corvallis, it quickly became clear that the surrounding treeline posed a serious safety risk. With buildings located directly below the steep hillside, […]
Spring brings both opportunity and challenge to forestry operations. As snowmelt saturates forest floors and temperatures fluctuate, ground conditions can change dramatically from one week to the next. For logging contractors across Oregon, Washington, and Northern Idaho, selecting the right equipment for these transitional conditions can mean the difference between profitable operations and costly downtime. […]
Are you looking to work for a company that truly values what you bring to the table? Or maybe you’re looking to bring your skills and eye for detail to a company that believes that a job can be something more than just a place where you punch the clock. If you’re looking for a […]
Crane Winter Operation and Cold Weather Prep Guide Winter crane operation in the Pacific Northwest brings unique challenges. Our region doesn’t see extreme cold like other parts of the country, but we do face frequent rain, occasional freezing temperatures, and unpredictable weather. These conditions affect crane cold weather performance. For fleet managers, a solid crane […]
Did you know that October is Fire Safety month? That means now is a great time to check on your fire monitoring, prevention, and mitigation tools! For this month’s Safety Corner, we’re offering reminders and a checklist on fire extinguishers, so that you can be fully prepared in the event of a fire. Fire Extinguisher […]
Disclaimer: We are not tax professionals, and this information is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Please consult a qualified tax advisor to understand how Section 179 and other tax provisions pertain to your specific circumstances. Section 179 is a tax regulation that allows businesses to deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment in […]
Cranes are among the most relied-on pieces of equipment in construction and industrial projects across Oregon and Washington. Their ability to lift, move, and position heavy loads makes them essential on the jobsite. But with that power comes significant responsibility and risk. Failing to keep your crane in top condition can lead to costly downtime, […]
When an accident occurs, having a response plan that complies with legal requirements and is specifically designed for the workplace’s type and size can truly mean the difference between life and death, or between recovery and permanent disability. Below are some topics you should include when making a workplace emergency and first aid response plan. […]
Whether you’re digging, lifting, or loading, Link-Belt excavators are trusted by contractors across the Pacific Northwest for a reason. With dependable performance and versatile sizing, these machines help crews stay productive, efficient, and on schedule. From compact models to heavy-duty machines, Triad Machinery has the Link-Belt excavator to match your jobsite needs. Built to Handle […]
When you’re working in the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest, you need forestry equipment that won’t quit. The Tigercat 625H Skidder is built for exactly that – steep slopes, long days, and the toughest hauls in the woods. Whether you’re running timber near Prineville or hauling logs in the Cascades, this machine delivers the […]
