The risk of fire exists on every job site, so being able to combat a potential fire is a crucial safety step. Having functional, accessible fire extinguishers on hand is a must for keeping a site safe. This month, we’ve compiled some Frequently Asked Questions about fire extinguishers, and proper policies for having them on […]
Last month, members of Triad Machinery’s service department attended a training that was held by NPK Construction Equipment, one of Triad’s providers of construction attachments. Service staff from Triad’s Portland and Spokane branch were in attendance for the training, which was hosted at NPK’s headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. Training at the NPK facility provided a […]
Keep Your Work Area Clean Keeping your workstation or service truck clean is important for a number of reasons- In addition to improving jobsite safety and reducing the potential for accidents, clean workspaces can help boost a company’s image in the eyes of customers. A messy, disorganized workspace can also be a potential trigger for […]
Looking to take the next step in your career? Triad Machinery is currently seeking to expand our team! We’re seeking motivated, team-oriented individuals to fill sales, service and mechanic jobs in Oregon and Washington; If that sounds like you, consider applying for one of our job openings. We’re hiring for new Team Triad members in […]
Many construction jobsites are now taking advantage of grade control systems, a technology that makes the grading process both simpler and more accurate. Overview On Grade Control Jobsite grading is a crucial first step in preparing land for development, as it plays a critical role in laying out a mapped overview of the site that […]
A workplace emergency is a situation that threatens workers, customers, or the public, disrupts or shuts down operations, or causes physical or environmental damage. There are a number of potential causes for workplace emergencies, so it is important that all job sites have a plan in place in case of an emergency. Accounting For Personnel […]
Cranes breaking down or suffering mechanical issues in the field can bring headaches, project delays and unforeseen costs. One the best ways to avoid a mechanical setback in your crane fleet is making sure your cranes undergo consistent preventative maintenance and service. Daily crane inspections are both standard and required by OSHA in some cases. […]
When summertime temperatures are on the rise in the Pacific Northwest, that means preventative maintenance and care can be needed to prevent heat-related problems in equipment. One such problem: Hot temperatures can cause sludge, fungal substance or other contaminants to build up in your fuel tank and damage your machine. Protect Your Diesel Fuel Tank […]
Workers who are exposed to extreme heat or work in hot environments may be at risk of heat related illnesses. Heat stress can result in heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, or heat rashes, all of which can result in serious injury. It is estimated that more than 1,300 deaths per year in the U.S. […]
Summertime in the Pacific Northwest can bring temperatures in the 100s, and hot temperatures are a danger for machines and their operators. A person overheating while using a piece of heavy machinery is a hazard that threatens the lives of everyone on and around a job site. One step crews can take to beat the […]
