When to Repair vs. Replace Heavy Equipment Parts

Technician repairing heavy equipment engine part during routine maintenance

Every operator faces this decision: do you repair or replace the part? Getting it right helps you avoid downtime and control costs.  It’s not always a clear-cut choice, but knowing what to look for can make the decision a lot easier. Below, we’ll break down how to make the call on whether you should repair […]

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Hot Days Ahead? Make Sure Your AC System Is Ready

Technician inspecting heavy equipment AC system inside a service bay before summer heat

Summer heat is on the way, and when temperatures climb above 90 degrees across the Northwest, the last place your crew wants to be is in a machine without working AC.  Don’t wait for the heat to hit. Schedule an AC check now for your heavy machinery. A quick inspection ensures your heavy equipment is […]

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Safety Corner: Winter Travel Tips

Wintertime in the Pacific Northwest means taking extra precautions. Winter weather and its conditions are ever changing and unpredictable, especially in the Northwest. Extra steps to prepare for winter driving include getting up earlier to defrost your vehicle, trying to get a frozen door open, and in severe cases having to put on chains to […]

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Safety Corner: Emergency Response

The Importance of an Emergency Response Plan on Your Jobsite In today’s fast-paced work environment, jobsite safety is a critical concern for employees and employers alike. Accidents and unexpected emergencies can occur at any moment, potentially endangering lives and halting productivity. This is why having a comprehensive emergency response plan is not just beneficial but […]

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Safety Corner: Site Emergencies

Jobsite Emergencies In the fast-paced environment of a jobsite, being prepared for emergencies is not just a precaution, but a necessity. Proper preparedness ensures the safety and well-being of all workers, minimizes potential downtime, and helps maintain regulatory compliance. By having a solid emergency plan in place, you can mitigate risks and respond effectively when […]

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Safety Corner: Ten Tips For Forklift & Heavy Equipment Safety

Safety Corner: Ten Tips For Forklift & Equipment Safety  On jobsites, heavy equipment is defined as heavy-duty vehicles that are specifically designed to assist with job tasks. Examples include cranes, forklifts, bulldozers, and backhoes, among many others.  OSHA requires training, inspections, and routine maintenance for all pieces of jobsite heavy equipment. In this month’s safety […]

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Safety Corner: Cold Weather Preparedness Plan

Winter weather brings a variety of hazards to industrial jobsites, from slippery surfaces to reduced visibility, to cold weather illnesses like hypothermia. Cold weather can also impact heavy equipment, making it more dangerous to work on or around. In this blog safety corner blog post, we’ll take a closer look at the dangers of cold […]

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Safety Corner: Organization Tips For Industrial Jobsites

Forklift in Factory

Maintaining an organized workspace is crucial for ensuring safety in any job. When clutter and disorganization reign, accidents and injuries are much more likely to occur. This can lead to lost productivity, downtime, and even legal trouble. By prioritizing organization and cleanliness in the workplace, employees and employers alike can create a safer and more […]

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