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  • PACCAR Partners with Higher Education

    Kenworth Works with Seattle University for Real-World Experiences

    For the past 33 years, engineering students at Seattle University have applied their education to real-world application. It’s part of a program with Kenworth in which senior year mechanical and electrical engineers participate in “Capstone” projects with local companies. Capstone enables students to put much of their knowledge to work in an academic year-long class to create something tangible that one day might be commercially produced.

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    May 12, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • KEESTRACK Distributor Management:

                                                                 

    KEESTRACK, the global specialist for mobile crushing and screening equipment worked together with Michael Brookshaw, the Global Distribution Manager, for 5 years to enlarge their distribution network globally. After completing the 5-year working contract, Keestrack and Mr Brookshaw decided that he will stand down from this position.

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    May 11, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • Deere Begins Production Of Protective Face Shields For Health-Care Workers

    Deere, in collaboration with the UAW, the Iowa Department of Homeland Security and the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association, has joined a number of organizations and companies across the country to produce protective face shields for health-care workers in response to the COVID-19 health crisis.

    Employees started production on Wednesday, April 8, at the John Deere Seeding Group in Moline, Illinois. The factory manufactures planting equipment and precision ag solutions for a global customer base.

    Deere expects to produce 25,000 face shields in the initial stages of production and has ordered materials and supplies to produce an additional 200,000 face shields.

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    May 11, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • BC Ferries Reminds Customers To Avoid Non-Essential Travel

    Customers are encouraged to stay home and avoid non-essential travel for Victoria Day long

    Weekend

    VICTORIA – In keeping with direction provided by the Province of British Columbia last week,

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    May 11, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • 8 Steps To Deter Construction Equipment Theft - And Get Back What’s Stolen

    Until your company is a victim of equipment theft, it’s probably not on the list of things most contractors worry about.  Yet according to study from National Equipment Register, hundreds of millions of dollars of equipment is stolen each year.
    Insurance provides some protection, but the costs of a theft are considerable: the deductible, the cost of rental equipment to replace the machine in the short term and potential project delays. Down the road there may be higher insurance premiums.
    It’s good to know a few simple steps can protect your company and improve your chances of recovering the stolen asset.

    1. KEEP GOOD RECORDS
    Keeping good records is essential to helping law enforcement recover your equipment. “When you buy a piece of equipment, digitize the paperwork around the purchase and keep a paper file as well. Take photos of the equipment as well as the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), PIN (Product Identification Number) and or Serial Number (SN) plate.” said Marquez, special agent with the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). This ensures when you report the equipment stolen it will be entered into the Law Enforcement theft databases correctly.


    2. STAMP AND LABEL EQUIPMENT IN MULTIPLE LOCATIONS.
    Kenneth Peters, deputy sheriff in Hunt County, Texas,  believes the best way to mark your equipment is to use etching tools, die stamping or a steel punch to duplicate a unit’s Product Identification Number (PIN) or other serial number in at least two places on the equipment, one obvious and one hidden. Record the location of these numbers. Marquez advises using labels and unique markings to help identify your equipment. “Thieves will have to make an effort to peel labels off or paint over these markings,” said Marquez. “If you make it easy to identify your equipment, you make it easier for law enforcement to do their jobs.

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    May 11, 2020 - 5 years ago

  • We're With You For The Long Haul

    Valued Customer, 

    Our gratitude for professional drivers never stops. You keep us moving even during the most challenging times. For that, International Truck has partnered with Love’s Travel Stops and several others in the trucking world to give a little boost to professional truck drivers during these uncertain times. Together, we’re offering a $5 e-coupon for drivers to use inside any Love’s Travel Stop location.

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    May 11, 2020 - 5 years ago

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