Thanks in large part to TV shows like The Block, dedicating a weekend to DIY is commonplace, and maybe even a little cool in Australia. If you’re part of the DIY crowd and seeking a little inspiration or don’t really …
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There’s no golden rule for how much you should spend on renting access equipment. Unlike some expenses on your companies profit and loss statement that usually represent a certain percentage of the net income or sales turnover (or some that …
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You know you need a scissor lift on an upcoming job but now you aren’t sure whether it would be worthwhile to buy your own on lease for ongoing jobs or simply hire on a job to job basis. Let …
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With the massive range of boom lifts on offer at Duralift, there’s a suitable model for almost any use. The key to selecting the right boom lift is taking into account all of your needs, as well as your specific …
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“Making a list, checking it twice”…well we all know that Santa does, but how about you? Local B2B marketing is a tried-and-true way to reach consumers, and it can create a tremendous amount of buzz for your business, the trouble …
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Often, the best way learn how to run the off site side of our construction business is from industry experts who proclaim information based on facts and statistics that we are supposed to believe, but they have never actually worked …
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Will overlooking your safety while working at height cost you a life? Every time a construction worker is on a job site they will face health and safety risks. Most of the time safety rules and regulations are followed and respected, …
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Even though we are biased, and feel that access equipment such as scissor lifts and boom lifts are usually the safest and most productive method of working at height, we will admit that sometimes a ladder may be appropriate. http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/26154/ …
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Construction lingo for Aussies defined; for that freshman entering the building world or even that baby boomer coming back after his semi-retired trip to Bali and finding the place has been overtaken by millennials who can no longer speak the …
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A WORKER in his 50s has died after falling at a construction site in Melbourne’s CBD yesterday afternoon. The sub-contractor was working for Stilcon at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre Expansion project in South Wharf when he fell from a boom lift …
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