Choosing the Best Earthmoving Equipment for Your Jobsite
Whether you are just starting in the mining, construction, or civil construction industry, or if you have many years of experience under your belt, you likely know that the key to a successfully run operation is the right equipment. …
Why Dry Hire is Better than Buying an Excavator or Any Construction Equipment
If your project often requires using excavators, it may seem logical to purchase your own equipment. After all, hiring means paying for the excavator every time you need to use it, which may be for several weeks recurring every few months or so. But purchasing a piece of equipment, such as an excavator, requires significant investment. Hiring does seem like a suitable choice, especially if you are on a budget. And let us face it; everyone wants to keep the costs down. So, how do you make the right decision that will benefit not only your pocket but also the …
How to Maintain a Bulldozer
Bulldozers, just like any plant equipment, demand extra care throughout their lifetime. They perform large jobs, which, sometimes, can result in damaged parts and worn engines. These machines should always be regularly inspected to avoid any permanent damage. …
Water Carts and Why We Need Them
The mining industry is one of those industries that have a significant impact on the environment. As a result, the state and federal governments put mining companies under pressure to do something about it. Reduction of water use and safer operations are among the critical aspects that require more focus. This is where water carts come in. …
Everything You Need to Know About Becoming a Mobile Plant Operator
A mobile plant operator has a critical role in the success of a construction or mining project. If you want to become one, you will take on several important tasks. But first, you need to know how to start your career, including what the job entails, your duties, and requirements. If these details are what you need, this blog post is for you. …
Returning Plant Equipment – What You Need to Know
Dry hire is the best choice if you need an efficient and affordable way to work on a landscaping or construction project. It is much more convenient when you hire the machine you need, rather than purchase it. This benefit is easy to see when you do not need to do frequent construction projects. Unlike wet hire, you do not have to worry about costly operators. They typically get paid by the hour, and many of them charge up to and over $70 per hour. You can have someone from your team or company instead to handle the machinery you …
Hired Excavator Problems and What to Do About Them
Heavy construction equipment is costly. It is why one of the best ways to cut costs is to dry hire the required machinery for the ongoing project. When you hire a piece of equipment, you trust that it will do its job when on-site. However, no matter how high-quality and sturdy the machine is, some problems are unavoidable due to the environment they are in and human error. …
What is Dry Hire?
You have made your decision to hire equipment or machinery. During this time, you will face a few terms, even if you prefer a standard agreement. One example is “dry hire.” In this post, we will cover the basics of this type of plant hire and if it is suitable for your business operations. So, What Exactly is Dry Hire? When you hire any equipment, and it does not come with lubricants. More importantly, you are in charge of operating the machinery because the hired machine does not include the operator. In other words, you only get the vehicle, equipment, …
