In spring of 2021, we wrote about ways in which technology is streamlining the logging industry. Two years later, we’re revisiting this subject, with more notes and updates about how tech and logging can go hand-in-hand. Logging Technology in the Forestry Industry Across the United States, and especially in the Pacific Northwest, the logging industry […]
Logging outfits are constantly adapting to the conditions and challenges of the job. In some cases, an upgrade in equipment is the most practical way to meet the needs of a given logging job. For a logging operation that’s in need of new equipment, a feller buncher might be a great option! First, let’s review […]
The 2023 Oregon Logging Conference has wrapped, and we wanted to share some highlights from this year’s conference. As always, OLC allowed us time to connect with many of our valued vendors, partners, customers, and industry leaders. See below for some videos, photos and notes from the conference! Colder temperatures (and a little snow) […]
An SDS, or Safety Data Sheet, is a document that contains safety and health information about products and substances. SDS documents are an important aspect of jobsite safety when working with potentially hazardous chemicals or materials. This month’s Safety Corner breaks down what you should know about SDS. What information do Safety Data Sheets contain? […]
Think you might be the best log loader in the Pacific Northwest? Sign up and compete head-to -head at the Oregon Logging Conference’s 13th Annual Log Loader competition, presented by Triad Machinery and Link-Belt Forestry. Registration is open now, hit this link to start the sign-up process. About The Log Loader Competition Since 2010, the […]
Many jobsite dangers can be amplified by colder weather: Surfaces can become slippery, ice can damage equipment, and low temperatures can make outdoor work hazardous. These steps can help you avoid wintertime accidents in the workplace. Make walking surfaces winter-proof at the jobsite or in the shop Slips, trips and falls are the most common […]
As fall winds down and winter approaches, you’ll want to take steps to make sure your machines are ready for lower temps and harsh conditions. One action that we recommend taking for crane owners and operators: Winterizing your crane for the colder months. Here’s a checklist of helpful winterization steps you can take to ensure […]
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 […]
