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PREPARING YOUR JOB SITE FOR A STEEL BUILDING DELIVERY

You have your site leveled and the foundation laid for your new steel building. But are you ready for its delivery? Advance preparation and inspection will go a long way in having a prepared and safe site for receiving the truck and components. Understand what you will be expected to provide and perform on the date of delivery. MEET OSHA REGULATIONS: DEVELOP A SITE SPECIFIC ERECTION PLAN Develop a site specific plan during preconstruction. Take advantage of pre-construction meetings and site inspections to develop a plan that meets OSHA safety requirements while keeping everything organized and tracking missing or damaged components. The erection plan includes: A warning sign stating, “No materials beyond this point.” Descriptions and placement procedures for derricks and cranes. Highlight path for overhead loads and critical lifts. OSHA also requires a description of the erection procedure and activities including: Any stability needs such as bracing or guying. The erec

THE BENEFITS OF MOBILE-READY SITES FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS

According to SearchEngineLand between 15% and 55% of website traffic comes via a mobile device. And that was over a year ago; the number is undoubtedly higher with ever more customers relying on a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet to surf the web while on the go. Those are numbers that should catch your attention, especially if you haven’t optimized your construction business website for mobile. Are you part of the 5% who doesn’t think mobile optimization is relevant to your business? Or are you part of the 35% who are either not sure about their optimization efforts or know for a fact their website is not mobile-ready? This means 60% of construction businesses has already made sure their sites is as functional on a smartphone and tablet as it does on a laptop or PC. Maybe some of those are your competitors. WHAT IS MOBILE OPTIMIZATION? Simply put, mobile optimization makes certain your website provides a good user experience for those who primarily access the intern

DAHEZB will participate in the 2020 International Builder’s Show.

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Dahezhongbang (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. will participate in the 2020 International Builder’s Show. Welcome to visit our booth C1961 @   2020 IBS Name 2020 NAHB International Builders' Show Date Jan. 21th, 2020-Jan. 23th, 2020 Booth C1961 Adress Las Vegas Convention Center Organizer National Association of Home Builders  We treasure every opportunity to meet with you, our valued customer. International Builders' Show (IBS) is the world's most influential building materials exhibition. This annual exhibition ishosted by the National Housing Construction Association which is the largest construction association in America and has 200,000 member units. IBS gradually grow into an important trading platform to enter the US and North American market in constructionindustry. The NAHB International Builders' Show® (IBS) is the nati

REACHING NEW CONSTRUCTION CLIENTS WITH EMAIL

While you may begrudge the ever-accumulating number of emails in your inbox, email marketing is one of the most successful methods of online marketing. In fact, companies who use best email marketing practices see as much as a $41 return for every $1 invested. That's a pretty respectable ROI. Wouldn't you like to get in on that kind of profitability? REACH NEW CONSTRUCTION CLIENTS USING BEST EMAIL MARKETING PRACTICES Interestingly, email is an exemplary of the catch phrase, Oldie but Goodie; it has been around before the advent of other social media platforms, including blogs, Facebook and even websites. Well-crafted emails have more impact than other social media channels, especially if your company has done its marketing research. Here are some best practices your company can use to start - or hone - email marketing campaigns. First, a brief tutorial on Email Marketing Terms for Newbies. Email Marketing. These are thoughtful email newsletters (they can also announce

WINTER IS COMING: PREPARING YOUR JOB SITE

While the rest of the world gets worked up in a holiday frenzy, construction companies in the northern hemisphere are busily preparing for the winter job site. Winter poses a different set of challenges for construction companies. Whether it be timeline and scheduling issues that delay a foundation pour or freezing temperatures that put your employees' safety at risk, it's important that your company prepares the job site to meet the unpredictable challenges of the cold season. IS YOUR JOB SITE PREPARED FOR FATHER WINTER? THESE 10 TIPS WILL HELP. Winter is notorious for being windy and cold, two conditions that increase the number of job site hazards. The following tips can help you prepare your job site for a safe and productive winter. Do Daily Safety Checks. While a quick walkabout is a good idea everyday, to ensure OSHA safety regulations are being observed and note any items that need to be corrected, removed, or amended, pay extra careful attention during the winte

STAYING WARM ON WINTER CONSTRUCTION SITES

Winter isn’t even officially here, at least according to the calendar, but many places are already experiencing extreme weather with new records being set for low temperatures. You need to keep yourself and your crew safe and healthy through this cold season. HEALTH DANGERS OF EXTREME COLD Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature drops below 95˚F. The symptoms are uncontrollable shivering, drowsiness, slowed breathing, confusion, and pale skin among others. It can seem to come on suddenly and a person may not realize he is in trouble until it is too late. Hypothermia isn’t funny. It can be deadly if not caught in time. Frostbite is another health hazard in cold climates. This occurs when skin is exposed to sub-freezing temperatures for a prolonged period of time. The extremities are affected first and foremost. The skin becomes numb then there is no longer any sensation of pain. The affected limb will feel heavy and develop swelling and blisters. The skin becomes waxy and/or

DRONES AND CONSTRUCTION: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

Since drones hit the skies, they’ve offered multiple applications for the construction industry. An unmanned aircraft (or UA) hovering above a jobsite can provide owners and supervisors with valuable mapping, as well as a snapshot of progress and potential safety hazards. But the legality of drone usage has been widely misunderstood, and a hand-down of official regulations has proved equally elusive. WHAT WE KNOW Congress is as eager for clarity as professionals and hobbyists, with applications expected to expand greatly for both law enforcement entities and the U.S. military. The Drone Act of 2012 calls for “safe integration” of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) by September 30, 2015. The much-anticipated Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) guidelines, which are expected to clear up rules for aircraft less than 55 lbs., were expected in 2014, but now may be pushed to 2017. The FAA has categorized drone operations into three distinct categories: Civil, Public and Model. Civil Drones:

The Fifth International Prefabricated Building Advanced Technology Application Summit

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Dahezhongbang (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. Dear Sirs/Madam, On behalf of Dahezhongbang (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. We are very pleased to invite you to participate in the 5th International Prefabricated Building Advanced Technology and Application Summit, which was held by the America-China Steel Frame Association (ACSFA) and Dahezhongbang (xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co.,Ltd. After more than 10 years of development and layout, our company is now committed to the “Improving the beauty of prefabricated buildings with smart technology” as the purpose and the direction of enterprise development. The conference aims to bring together domestic and international practitioners in the prefabricated construction industry to promote the exchange of ideas and experience. We sincerely invite the industry associations, professionals abroad, industry entrepreneurs and related units to actively participate