We are in tough times right now dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic. Many states around the country are looking to get back to work safely to help companies stay in business and not lose their livelihoods. In construction, it’s looking like we’re moving forward. For many companies, they need to look to renting heavy equipment… Read more »
If you want your company to be successful, it’s important for your employees to be properly trained in the trade. With handling tools and heavy machinery, workers are susceptible to injuries, and machines can break down. The way to prevent these things from happening or eliminating downtime with your tools is to properly train and… Read more »
A forklift is one of the most convenient construction machines on the planet. The best part about having access to a forklift while on a construction job is that no matter how small or large the project is, a forklift plays a major role in getting the job done with efficiency and accuracy. Here are… Read more »
Drilling companies and mechanics are always operating different types of tools and machines, which need proper attention. Training and education on these tools can be extremely helpful for companies and their reputation. Rackers Equipment and Furukawa Rock Drill provide a training seminar every year. The Benefits of Training For your company, the greatest benefit coming… Read more »
Putting away your heavy equipment for the winter can be a tough task, but there are ways to doing it properly. There are steps to take when preparing and storing your forklift for the winter, so that when you’re ready for the spring season, you won’t have to deal with any problems with your equipment…. Read more »
Climbing on stockpiles with GPS equipment, piloting aircraft over mining sites, documenting the scene of an industrial accident, and using 3D imaging and laser for inspections—these are among the new jobs available to autonomous drones at mining sites. What Do Autonomous Drones Do for Mining? Autonomous drones are the latest tools mining companies are using… Read more »
Missouri Cobalt isn’t just the operator of the biggest near-term primary cobalt reserve in North America—the company is also working hard to become an ethical, environmentally-friendly leader in the mining industry. According to CEO Michael Hollomon, “Missouri Cobalt is on a mission to become the industry leader in processing clean, green, ethically-produced battery materials to… Read more »
Want something really unique to spruce up your property? You’re in luck. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is giving away eight historic bridges for free. According to a page on the department’s website titled “Free Bridges!” MoDOT, along with its local transportation partners, is looking for proposals to reuse bridges that could be replaced… Read more »
This month, researchers at Missouri S&T who study mining and explosives engineering began using a cannon to test concrete mine seals. Their work could help improve seal design and keep miners safe while on the job. The research involves loading a cannon with projectiles, which they then shoot at the seals to test the resulting… Read more »
In March of this year, major flooding along the Missouri River blew out levees, knocked out bridges and washed out roads and highways, causing significant damage to farms and rural communities throughout Missouri and neighboring states. According to the Missouri Department of Transportation, the flooding did more than $29 million in damage to roads and… Read more »
