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With a company protected from fraud, theft, and other criminal activity, you can be freed up to do more important things - like running your business.
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Written by Rachel Stafford
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While GPS has become an important part of tool tracking, theft prevention and equipment recovery, some old-fashioned security measures can also decrease the risk of equipment theft, material loss and jobsite vandalism for your construction business. Simple locks and fences can prevent opportunistic thefts and vandals, while more sophisticated measures may be needed to prevent the more experienced thief.
Tags: 2010 February Issue , security |
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Written by Tony Nicoletti
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What if you could post a watchman on every piece of equipment you own, wherever it goes twenty-four hours a day? You can with Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking.
Tags: 2006 May Issue , security , technology |
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Written by Don Kafka
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These days, global positioning systems (GPS) seem about as ubiquitous as cordless tools in the construction industry. Cordless tools transformed worksites by offering construction workers freedom from electrical outlets. In the same way, GPS is transforming how construction firms manage tools and equipment by boosting profits and improving the bottom line.
Tags: 2010 February Issue , security , technology |
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Written by Bill Pugh
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Kevin Howe, owner of Juniper Construction, was surprised to walk onto his jobsite one morning in March 2004 to find three severed locks, two ransacked trailers and more than $8,000 in missing tools, equipment and construction materials. In addition to costing Howe thousands of dollars in stolen tools, the Juniper staff spent more than 100 hours tracking down the invoices for the stolen items and dealing with the insurance claim, an estimated productivity loss of about $3,700.
Tags: 2006 May Issue , security |
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