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Does it Pay to Step Cut When Flat Sawing?
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 08:05 PDT

In a word, yes. Many contractors shy away from step cutting when cutting through a slab in preparation for breaking and removal. The typical excuses run from not wanting to change saw blades to time constraints to basically not thinking it makes any difference.

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New Flexible Safety Reflector Flag for the Construction Industry.
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 08:05 PDT

New safety products for the construction sector

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Universal Wrecking Completes Recycling of Shipping Containers for Scrap Metal
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 07:05 PDT

Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC), a premier demolition and scrap metal contractor, recently completed the purchase and scrap metal recycling of damaged cargo containers.

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Failure of Financial Sector Risk Management as an Analog for the Engineering & Construction Industry
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 07:05 PDT

It was spring of 1827 and Robert Brown had just returned from collecting pollen in the Scottish countryside. A botanist, Brown placed some of the pollen in water under his microscope and observed the grains of pollen moving about completely randomly. That random motion, now called Brownian motion after its discoverer is a useful tool in studying truly random events. Many of today’s risk models are founded on the principles of Brownian motion, at least as Robert Brown understood them in the spring of 1827.

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Technical Demolition and Dismantlement Project Completed by R. Baker and Son All Industrial Services
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 06:05 PDT

R. Baker and Son All Industrial Services completed the decommissioning, dismantlement and demolition of two tall ash silos and associated structures at an active power plant in New York

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Contractor’s Bill of Rights
Posted on 05.24.08 by admin @ 06:05 PDT

The bill of rights that follows, are those rights that every contractor should be entitled to and which enlightened owners will recognize as being in their long term interest as well.

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