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From water transfer systems to high-speed rails, these are five of the most expensive public works projects currently underway

Running drills, using online data storage are just some of the things business owners can do to be ready for disasters

Wireless communication with hearing protection is a clear winner in challenging work environments where high noise is a factor

Attendees are able to see many pieces of equipment at work over the span of three days

Attendees find fun ways to break up their walk around the show grounds

Follow these practices to increase drill-pipe longevity and avoid unexpected downtime

Manufacturers debut the latest equipment to wow contractors attending the biannual show in Kentucky

Educational opportunities available to attendees, but you can also follow what is happening at the show on social media

It takes vision, commitment, compromise and collaboration to implement infrastructure projects costing over $10 billion

Designed to work specifically with Ditch Witch mini skid-steer units, the compact, maneuverable system provides cost-effective solution for small installations

Improve performance, productivity and ROI with new equipment showcased in ICUEE Booths K155 and K270

Do you have a plan in place for when a worker quits with no notice?

A simple strategy to help you strive for continual improvement and growth on a daily basis

Communicating with workers and planning for increased work are just small steps a business can take to keep crews happy

Online auction will be live until Oct. 5

In this week's news, Energy Transfer Partners can resume directional drilling on its Rover Pipeline project, PennEast Pipeline is looking at directional drilling to complete part of its pipeline and a city in Georgia is taking on pipe bursting to rehabilitate its sewers in a large project

Highs and lows are a natural part of being a business owner. Here are some tips to get through the inevitable low points.