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Bobcat Launches 2025 ‘Work Worth Doing’ Campaign to Recognize Community Heroes
Bobcat’s “Work Worth Doing” initiative recognizes local heroes with help from its equipment and brand ambassadors.
Xpanner and DEVELON Highlight Excavator Tech at 2025 GDOT ROADEO
Xpanner and DEVELON demo excavator with Steelwrist tiltrotator at GDOT ROADEO, highlighting efficiency gains for infrastructure contractors.
Liebherr A 924 Rail Excavator Keeps Railroad Projects on Track
Omaha Track uses Liebherr A 924 Rail excavator for infrastructure reclamation and repairs on Class 1 railroads in Lexington, KY.
Skin Cancer Awareness Month Puts Focus on Jobsite Risk
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Protect crews from UV risks and rising melanoma rates.
AGC Foundation Partners to Support Small Contractors
New partnership aims to equip diverse small construction firms in Sacramento with training, mentorship and access to project opportunities.
SEAA Honors Safety and Training at 2025 Event
SEAA announces safety and craft training award recipients at its 2025 convention in Pittsburgh.
AEM's National Mall Event Highlights Construction Workforce and Equipment Innovations
AEM's 2025 event in D.C. emphasizes construction workforce development and equipment innovations.
CLARK Expands Dealer Network in New York with Insley-McEntee Partnership
CLARK names Insley-McEntee as new dealer for Western New York, expanding access to forklifts, parts and certified service.
ESFI Expands “Always Look Up” Power Line Safety Campaign
ESFI relaunches its “Always Look Up” campaign to raise awareness of overhead power line hazards during National Electrical Safety Month 2025.
Construction Industry Confronts Mental Health Crisis
Construction suicide rates are 75% higher than average. Resources and free training are available. Call or text 988 for help.
