Inside the March 2012 Issue

Features

Tech Perspective: The Data Dilemma

Terrain, number of required checkpoints and available communications technology play a role in choosing remote equipment monitoring for your next big job

Cover Story: Taming the Tundra

Alaska’s Lifewater Engineering designs and builds small-scale sewage treatment systems, then trains energy and mining sector employees to operate them at remote camps

Product Roundup: On the Move

Ever-changing job sites require structures, systems and services that are easily moved or quickly constructed, yet provide worker safety and comfort.

Special Feature: Mobile Services, Site Logistics and Digital Technology

Decontamination trailers ensure worker safety; Treatment system serves 50-person Canadian mining camp; Lodge provides comfort, convenience under one roof; Solar-powered gas monitor protects offshore rig;Comfortable quarters improve productivity

Columns

Money Machines: The Ultimate Mudder

When the going gets tough, equipment hauler Kos Oilfield Transportation turns to massive Foremost Industries Commander C trucks to pull through the slop

On the Money: Tax Time Tips

Follow a financial roadmap for navigating the ever-growing list of IRS rules to avoid a dreaded audit and preserve the most income

Safety First: Slips, Trips and Falls

These common events can cause severe injury. Their prevention should be a high priority.

Industry News: March Industry News

Fruitland’s Peter Cioruch passes away; LBI Bioremediation Product Receives EPA Listing; Subaru Names Frank VP Sales and Marketing; TMK IPSCO, Ferrous Metal Processing Partner on Project; Atlas Copco Acquires Houston Service Industries; Kenworth of Pennsylvania Opens Service Facility; Godwin Raffle Benefits Military Family Group

Product News: March 2012

Product Spotlight: Drill Rig Uses Sonic Oscillation for Precise Sampling

Building the Business: Changing Bad Habits

Turning around chronic employee time-wasting behaviors can quickly improve the efficiency of your business

Editor's Notebook: Beware of Content Theft

When you build or update your website or create other marketing materials, make sure you have permission to use the content you post