Tag: Tips
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FGIA Speaker Todd Benedict Shares Hurricane Safety Tips
A safety expert gave advice for how to safely handle hurricane-resistant products during the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, Feb. 17-20. Sponsored by the FGIA Fenestration Safety Committee, this session entitled “Safe Manufacturing of Hurricane Resistant Products” was led by Todd Benedict, Senior Environmental, Health, Safety and Security Manager…
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Key Tips for Finishing Your Basement & Adding a Bathroom
Transforming an unfinished basement into a functional living space with a bathroom represents one of the most valuable home improvement projects you can undertake. This comprehensive renovation not only expands your home’s usable square footage but also enhances convenience, increases property value, and creates new possibilities for how you use your lower level. However, adding…
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Las Vegas Locksmith Tips: Read This Before You Call!
When you find yourself locked out of your home, car, or business in Las Vegas, the first instinct might be to call the nearest locksmith you can find. However, not all locksmith services are created equal. Before you pick up the phone, it’s important to understand what sets a professional locksmith apart from the rest.…
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Mulcher Maintenance and Operation Tips
With warmer weather comes the resurgence of life – both on land and in the rental shop with customers needing equipment for land clearing, vegetation management, and utility maintenance. If your landowner or landscaping pro customers require a mulcher, the below advice from Diamond Mowers should help ensure your assets are ready to go. To…
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Five tips to help construction recruit and retain women
To feel included and supported in the workplace, it’s important for women to see themselves reflected in the organisation. Low-cost initiatives such as mentoring, shadowing, targeted training courses, and positive action in recruitment can all help in the move towards a more diverse and inclusive environment. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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7 tips on how to remove algae from patio slabs
The correct method of how to remove algae from patio slabs, can depend on what material you’re working with. The common go-to method used to clean patio slabs, the pressure washer, won’t be sufficient for tackling the organisms present in algae. Generally speaking, specialist algae and mould remover products are formulated to work on most…
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Five top tips for construction job interviews
Preparing for your next career move? Here Dave Stitt FCIOB, professional certified coach at DSA Building Performance, shares some essential advice for construction professionals hoping to ace a job interview. Check out the back page of your CV. As an interviewer many years ago, I would look at the back page first. What are they into?…
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FGIA Keynote Ryan Hawk Shares Six Tips for Learning Leaders
Participants at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, heard from Ryan Hawk, host of The Learning Leader Show, a popular business podcast in which Hawk interviews thought leaders and communicates their stories, insight and leadership wisdom. Hawk shared six tips for becoming a “learning leader,” or one who recognizes…
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Forklift Training: Key Tips for Safe Operations
Operating a forklift requires proper training, focus, and adherence to safety rules. A single mistake can lead to accidents, putting both you and others at risk. Understanding and following safety guidelines is essential to prevent injuries and maintain a secure work environment. This article will provide key safety tips learned in forklift training to help…
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12 Essential Tips for a Successful Spring Re-Roofing Project
Spring is the time when homeowners ask themselves the dreaded question: Is this the year we finally need to replace the roof? There’s no doubt a new roof is a significant investment, which is why leading organizations like the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) say it pays to consider the options carefully and ask the right…