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Welding is a fabrication process used to join two or more pieces of metal using heat, pressure, or both. The result is a strong, often permanent bond that can match, or even exceed, the strength of the original materials.
When you buy a piece of heavy equipment, you’re not just investing in steel and hydraulics, you’re investing in the long-term performance of your job site.
When it comes to producing a strong, reliable weld, welding position matters just as much as the technique or equipment used. Whether you’re working on heavy structural steel or small metal components, understanding different welding positions can make or break the final result.
People often fail to achieve financial goals simply because they never establish them in the first place. Benjamin Franklin once said, “The way to wealth is to either increase your means or reduce your wants. Either will do.” The point is to prioritize growing your money. It is not about where you are now, but where you want to be.
Sales is an art as much as it is a science. It is not just about knowing your products inside and out but also understanding the customer’s mindset.
In this month’s Contractor Tip, ask yourself: Are you standing at the bow of your ship, looking ahead to the horizon? Or are you caught up in the engine room, consumed by the details of daily operations?
People often fail to achieve financial goals simply because they never establish them in the first place. Benjamin Franklin once said, “The way to wealth is to either increase your means or reduce your wants. Either will do.” The point is to prioritize growing your money. It is not about where you are now, but where you want to be.
You may find that if you spend the first half of your life only building wealth, you may spend the rest of your life depleting that wealth to restore or maintain your health. Recognizing the importance of your well-being early on can help break this cycle, allowing you to live a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life.
We are all competitive, so when it comes to selecting teams, friendship be damned. Losing is not an option, so captains prioritize strategy over relationships. While being chosen last stings, we have all had to come to terms with the fact that winning trumps camaraderie every time.
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