Careful selection of machines and tools can make the difference between a project that meets time and budget and one that encounters constant delays and unexpected costs. In this article, we explore the strategy to optimize costs and improve the final results through a conscious choice of equipment. 1. Assess the project needs The first… Continue reading How to choose the right equipment for construction projects: optimize costs and improve bottom line
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The risks associated with the use of EMM and the future of the legislation
Earthmoving equipment, such as excavators, bulldozers, wheel loaders and compactors, play a crucial role in many industries, from construction to agriculture. However, their use entails a series of risks for both operators and the surrounding environment. Additionally, as technology advances and regulations evolve, significant changes are emerging in the way these machines are regulated and… Continue reading The risks associated with the use of EMM and the future of the legislation
Connected construction machinery: a growing market
The integration of IoT technologies expands the market of connected construction machinery and Tecnoter Group participates in the growth with TcConnect. Why the IoT is driving the market for connected construction equipment Not only asset tracking, remote monitoring and automated operations: IoT technologies integrated with construction machines help keep under control the parameters on which… Continue reading Connected construction machinery: a growing market
Risk management in construction: checks, equipment and digitization
Risk management in construction includes design verification, on-site verification and equipment connected remotely (with TcConnect). The potential risks of construction As in many other sectors, even in construction, in accordance with the international standard ISO 31000 “Risk management – Principles and guidelines”, the most important aspect in the Risk Management path is the identification of… Continue reading Risk management in construction: checks, equipment and digitization