Tag: Tools
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Jobsite risk is rising. It’s time to benchmark AI-powered worker safety tools
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming construction operations and safety, both on jobsites and on the road between projects. For firms under pressure to meet project deadlines and keep crews safe, AI is designed to reduce risk, cut costs, and improve project efficiency. However, even with rapid AI advancements, safety gains in construction haven’t materialized…
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Bluebeam Acquires Firmus AI to Expand Preconstruction Risk Analysis Tools
Bluebeam has acquired Firmus AI, a company specializing in artificial intelligence for preconstruction design review and risk analysis. The acquisition will bring Firmus’ technology into Bluebeam’s review and markup workflows, allowing project teams to identify design-related risks, coordination issues and scope gaps earlier in the process. Firmus analyzes construction documents and drawings to find missing…
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Responsible Gambling Guide: Essential Tools and Strategies for 2025
With such a large number of people becoming gamblers through different forms of gambling entertainment, the need of knowing the basic rules of responsible gaming is becoming a must-have if we want to keep a positive and healthy relationship with these activities. Understanding Responsible Gambling Fundamentals Responsibility in gambling means to keep absolute control over…
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Wirtgen Group Highlights New Machines, Digital Tools at Brazil Trade Show
Wirtgen Group is introducing several new machines and technologies at an upcoming trade show in Brazil, including the South American debut of the Vögele MINI 500 tracked paver. The compact paver is designed for small-scale tasks such as trench capping. Also on display is Ciber’s iNOVA 1200 mobile asphalt mixing plant, now equipped with new…
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The Digital Shift: Why Contractors Need Free Online Tools
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The construction industry is evolving fast. Projects are bigger, clients are more demanding, and productivity expectations are higher than ever. To stay competitive, contractors are learning that skill on the jobsite is only half the equation; the other half involves smart adoption of digital solutions Technology Is Now a Jobsite Essential Years ago, most contractors…
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Expert tips and tools you’ll need for drilling into concrete
Drilling into concrete is nothing to be afraid of, even for the novice DIYer. Like many home improvement tasks, you simply need to ensure that you have the right tools and techniques to make it happen. The type of drill and drill bit you use are the main steps to success. Choose the right combination,…
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Scale Your Manufacturing Business with Intelligent ERP Tools
Scaling a manufacturing business requires more than just increasing production capacity—it demands smarter systems, streamlined processes, and data-driven decision-making. As competition intensifies and customer expectations evolve, manufacturers must adopt technologies that enhance agility, visibility, and control across operations. In this article, we explore how intelligent ERP tools can help manufacturers scale effectively, from optimizing workflows…
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Portable Compressor Hire: Powering Your Tools Onsite Made Easy
When it comes to construction, renovation, or any onsite work, having reliable power for your pneumatic tools is essential. Portable compressors provide a versatile and efficient way to power a wide range of equipment, from nail guns and jackhammers to spray guns and impact wrenches. Rather than investing in expensive machinery, hiring a portable compressor…
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Commercial Moves: Heavy Tools and Job-Site Office Relocation
When Construction Sites Pack Up and Move On The commercial construction industry operates like a well-choreographed dance, where specialized commercial movers and equipment relocation specialists must seamlessly transition entire job sites from one location to another. Unlike residential relocations, commercial moves involving heavy machinery, temporary offices, and specialized tools require the same level of precision…
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The costs of sanding a wood floor — from professional rates to DIY sander tools
There are plenty of good reasons to sand a wood floor. It can make the floor (or subfloor) level, removes stains or unwanted paint, and gives the wood a silky-smooth finish that feels great underfoot. I should know, as I sanded my self-layed parquet floor using orbital sanders. One thing that might put you off…