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The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) signed an agreement with the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (CCO) and the NCCCO Foundation to protect workers who operate cranes better.

Many in the event rental industry entered 2023 with slight hesitation. While most had a successful 2022 and have been on the path to recovering from the impact of the pandemic, there were still workforce concerns and the threat of a recession among all of us. 

Small organizations should take time at the end of the year to evaluate their businesses. This article gives small business owners different items to consider in that evaluation.

Terex Corp., Norwalk, Conn., has named Simon Meester, current president of Terex Aerial Work Platforms, as the company president and CEO.

John Deere, Moline, Ill., has selected a location in Kernersville, N.C., for the construction of a 115,000-sq.-ft. manufacturing facility.

Loot Rentals, with locations in Austin and Fort Worth, Texas, is a place where the feelings created by the rentals are just as important as the actual items. It is boutique rentals at its best. See how sisters-in-law and co-owners Rhoda Brimberry and Anna Crelia are creating “good vibes” for their clients.

Summer in the equipment and event rental industry is here. This brings busy days, long hours and plenty of deliveries for rental companies.

In 2020, after more than 70 years under family ownership, Tates Rents, the Boise, Idaho-based rental operation that serves both the construction and general tool markets, including a large base of do-it-yourself homeowners, switched gears.

Small business owners listen up. Do you know what happens to your business if something were to unexpectedly happen to you? If you answered, “I don’t know,” then you are one of many business owners with this response. 

Running an equipment and event rental business often comes with uncertainty. Will the customer bring back the equipment on time? 

Max McTeer, Oklahoma City, started buying and selling surplus equipment, but it wasn’t a career he saw as long-term. When he purchased some new forklifts, an idea popped into his head for a business that he thought would work perfectly for him and his customers. See how this idea turned into a successful niche business that has been serving clients for more than 20 years.

Five things to look for when selling your rental business.

Party Palace Rentals, Forest Hill, Md., has maintained a safe driv

My job is to evaluate equipment rental companies, whether for sale or to just improve their operations. When digging deeper into the operations of

Just as there are so many considerations and details to manage when entering the equipment and event rental industry, there are just as many, if no

When the purchase of an existing rental operation is involved in either getting into or exiting the rental industry, a valuation of the business in