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Executive Summary A growing support services provider operating in a compliance-driven environment was onboarding a significant number of new employees annually.  Their training staff became consumed with training record keeping, leaving less and less time […]

A brief handbook for an autonomous construction site – written with the help of MB Crushers customers How to organize a site in the most efficient and cost effective way? is the question many operators […]

By Caroline Schweitzer Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, is home to over 16.7 million acres of Tongass National Forest. Within the millions of acres of raw Alaskan wilderness, works a customized, one-of-a-kind ZX470LC-6 Hitachi machine. […]

How an MB Crusher bucket is working to create the bases of a new road in Wamboin, NSW and much more. In 1985 a man with just one truck and a Bobcat began trading. His […]

The Bordeaux tramway system does not yet reach the airport, but an MB Crusher drum cutter is at work to extend the Line A. The grooved rail was invented in 1852 by Monsieur Loubat, a […]

THE COMPANY For over 30 years, JB Holland Construction, Inc. headquartered in Decorah, Iowa has provided a wide range of excavating and construction services to customers located throughout the Midwest. Their customers range from federal, […]

By Amanda Bertolozzi Growing up as a child in Blairgowrie, Scotland, David Stalker was introduced to excavators at a young age. With an uncle who worked as a machine operator and a father who started […]

View complete article here. It happens all too often.  Heavy equipment left overnight at a jobsite becomes the latest target for a tagger, a graffiti artist intent on leaving his or her mark.  Tagging is […]

This article first appeared in Hitachi’s BREAKOUT magazine, Winter 2020 issue. By Sarah Larson Bright white lights shine down on a large, 10-foot diameter blue pipe that is attached with three chains to a ZX870LC-6. […]