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How Ardent Hire Solutions is transforming the construction equipment rental market in the UKĀ 

CCE Magazine

One year on, Jeremy sits down with the Construction & Civil Engineering team to share the company’s latest developments.

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Secure Your Equipment Trailers on Construction Sites

CCR Magazine

Securing equipment trailers on construction sites is a critical task for any construction company, as theft can lead to significant financial losses, project delays, and even compromised worker safety. Given the value of construction equipment, trailers are prime targets for theft, especially when left unattended overnight.

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CNH releases its ninth edition of AĀ SustainableĀ Year

Civil + Structural Engineer

This edition charts our continued progress in sustainably advancing agriculture and construction. This digital magazine features innovation, product and other developments from last year. pdf CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNH) is a world-class equipment, technology and services company. 20fd99eed617.pdf

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Converge: Constructionā€™s one-stop-shop

Roads Online

Converge will provide a sneak peek into the future of the construction sector, showing off innovative materials, machines and methods. Converge is a brand-new expo that for the first time will bring together Municipal Works and Commercial and Civil Construction, to provide attendees a glimpse at Australiaā€™s infrastructure future.

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5 Uses for Thermal Imaging Equipment on Construction Sites

CCR Magazine

If you’re in the construction industry, thermal imaging equipment can be an invaluable asset. In this article, they break down the five key uses of thermal imaging on construction sites. Detecting Heat Loss Thermal imaging equipment is a valuable tool for identifying heat loss at construction sites.

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7 Ways Jobsites Could Be More Inclusive and Welcoming to Women

The Pro Builder

Construction Management magazine in the U.K. talked to four construction industry pros to explore ways jobsites can be made more welcoming and motivating for women and, by default, for people from other minority groups, plus those arriving on site for the first time and visitors from any background.

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Survey Finds Women in Construction Still Lack Appropriate PPE

The Pro Builder

But a recent survey of women in construction indicates more progress needs to be made, Safety+Health magazine reports. Researchers at Lumber, a construction workforce management organization, surveyed 100 female construction company owners, executives and decision-makers about worksite challenges.

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