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Brad Humphrey sits down with experts from Caterpillar to discuss how to put more life into virtual meetings to make them as effective as can be. Since the onset of the pandemic virtual meetings have become an everyday thing. So how can construction contractors optimize the time spent in these virtual meetings? Tune in to this latest podcast to find out a few helpful suggestions. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey, The Contractor’s Best Friend, Pinnacle Development Group - Founder With special guest...

Try different approaches to spot the existing talent in your employees.

Brad Humphrey talks with application specialists from Caterpillar about how to choose the right equipment to match any job.

Brad Humphrey and the Caterpillar experts take on round two of their discussion on electric construction equipment. In this podcast, the focus is on the maintenance of this equipment. Maintenance considerations for an electric transmission are different from the traditional transmissions in diesel equipment. Listen in now to hear the second part of the electric equipment discussion and what Caterpillar has done with its new electric dozer to make maintenance easier. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey...

Caterpillars electric drive construction equipment is saving fuel and increasing component longevity.

What do the Caterpillar experts recommend when it comes to increasing consistency of equipment uptime? Brad Humphrey and the Caterpillar experts offer tips on how to increase uptime through scheduled maintenance and leveraging digital technology. Tune in now for this latest podcast. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey, The Contractor’s Best Friend, Pinnacle Development Group - Founder Brought to you by: Jason Hurdis, Caterpillar Inc, Global Market Professional – Quarry & Aggregates Industries Lo...

Its no question that you need to be monitoring your equipment undercarriage for signs of wear. But how often? Brad Humphrey and the Caterpillar experts dive into best practices for measuring and maintaining equipment undercarriage. Undercarriage should be measured at least twice a year, but jobsites, material conditions and other factors play into whether it should be inspected more frequently. Tune in now for this latest podcast. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey, The Contractor’s Best Friend, Pi...