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Fuel Saving Tips for Your Work Vehicle or Fleet

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Fuel Saving Tips for Your Work Vehicle or Fleet   Whether you operate your own vehicle or work as a fleet manager, you know how important it is to save money where you can. Fuel is the majority of operating costs, but taking steps to conserve fuel will save you significant money in the long run. For individual drivers, these tips can keep a little extra change in your pocket over the course of the month. When it comes to fleets, it can add up to major increases to your bottom line! Not only can gassing up the car get...

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A Winter Emergency Kit for Your Vehicle

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Get ready for winter driving Sometimes small problems can turn into big problems. Like roadside emergencies in the cold of winter – they can quickly become life-threatening, especially if you get wet or require immediate medical attention. Being well prepared is the best thing you can do to protect yourself and the passengers who ride in your commercial vehicle. Let’s look at some items that would make a good winter emergency kit for your van or truck.       Emergency Communication Devices when Driving in the Winter The number one rule when stranded is to signal for help. Keep...

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Scaffolding in Winter: Essential Tips to Tackle the Cold Weather

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Scaffolding in winter has its own challenges for construction and other scaffolding-related projects. With the prospect of heavy rain, strong winds, frost and the occasional snowfall, it can be a particularly problematic time for scaffold structures. Additionally, safety becomes a prime concern for workers and personnel. Ensuring the safety of your scaffolding is crucial to prevent accidents, delays and costly damages. In this blog article, we will share the essential tips for scaffolding in the winter to tackle the cold weather and to ensure smooth-running construction projects.

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4 Things to Know about Choosing the Right Ladder

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  Most people, in and out of the trades, use some type of climbing device on a regular basis. For the homeowner it can be something as benign as a step stool to reach higher shelves, change a light bulb or even smoke detector batteries. For the DIY’er, projects often include extended reaches. It can be as simple as ripping a panel to building an elevated deck. Here, the need for different ladder types exists, depending on the work at hand. For the pro, it’s a ladder collection of sorts. Step, extension and multi-purpose ladders are all needed. In some...

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4 Tips to Set Up Your Plumbing Van and Improve Efficiency

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    For plumbing and heating professionals, your ability to do business relies greatly on mobility. Therefore, your van is an indispensable asset! Your plumbing work van helps you carry tools and supplies to the jobsite, and helps you get the job done faster and more efficiently. More than a method of conveyance, your work van serves as mobile office, workshop, equipment storage space and break room. A well-organized, properly upfitted plumbing work van is vital to maximize operational efficiency for your business. Here are four tips to help you organize your plumbing van effectively:   Enhance Your Van with...

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