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Mr. Manhole Installation

Providing Roadwork Solutions during the COVID-19 Crisis

To our Valued Customers and Community: We understand that has been a challenging time for everyone and we want to send our thoughts and prayers to all. We also wanted to let you know that Mr. Manhole is open for business! We are part of the sewer and transportation road industry that is considered an essential business, therefore, we are

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Easily keep your job site free of dirt and debris for easy clean up.

Introducing the Mr. Manhole Debris Shield

Stay Clean, Protected and Make Set up a Breeze with the New Mr. Manhole Debris Shield. Mr. Manhole is an all-in-one solution for manhole repairs. Our goal is to help you finish the job in a smarter, faster, safer way. To keep your crew safe on the job, we are excited to announce the release of our new Debris Shield!

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Reducing Workers’ Compensation Costs: Common Claims and How to Avoid Them

It’s no surprise that construction sites can be dangerous No matter the size or scope of the project, the very nature of the industry means workers could be harmed during a typical workday. So, how can a business focus on Reducing Workers’ Compensation Costs? The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that nearly 2.9 million workplaces reported injuries and illnesses in

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Work Smarter, Not Harder

Let’s play a game called “there’s a smarter way,” shall we? The purpose of the game is to see whats the smarter way to do something. Are you ready? Game on! Impact Driver vs. Screwdriver I am sure that at some point in your life you have used a screwdriver, either by setting up your cheap desk in college or

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How to avoid injuries with jackhammers

Before the Mr. Manhole method was invented, construction crews relied on jackhammers to pound away at asphalt and concrete to reveal the manhole frame. It was hard work. It took a five-person crew about five hours to complete one manhole rehabilitation. During the back-breaking work this took, crews faced numerous injuries, mainly because of the risk power tools have. Power

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The Danger of Air Hammers and other Pneumatic Tools

Some of the most well-known and often-used construction tools are risky for workers. Powered by compressed air, pneumatic tools include chippers, drills, and air hammers. They are useful in many different applications, yet these tools can be hazardous for crews. Here are the top four dangers associated with pneumatic tools. Accidental Striking One of the top risks of operating pneumatic

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Hawaii Case Study

The beautiful Hawaiian islands are a favorite vacation spot for people from all over the world. Visitors use the roads in Hawaii for transport to their favorite attractions. What they may not notice is the behind the scenes work to keep the roads maintained. Major road construction companies like Grace Pacific maintain those roads. The roads in Hawaii have an

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Mr. Manhole goes to China: Our 2019 Trip to Guangzhou, China

For a while now, Mr. Manhole has been providing tools and supplies to a company in Guangzhou, China. This company, in turn, sells our tools to contractors in China for use in manhole repairs. They invited us to visit China and to train a large group of people in their company so they could properly use the Mr. Manhole Six

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How to keep your workers safe during manhole repairs

Any project that is performed in the roadway involves dangers that other construction projects don’t. You and your team might be on a heavily-trafficked road, or you have a small space to work in. Road work always involves some element of danger – whether it’s cars on the road, or heavy equipment, or both. To keep you and your co-workers

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Is the Mr. Manhole repair system state approved?

As a Mr. Manhole system installer, you may be asked this question by engineers and municipal managers. The answer is yes. The reasoning behind the answer is quite logical. Let’s analyze the components of the Mr. Manhole repair. There are three major components included in the Mr. Manhole repair system: concrete, reinforcing steel, and the vylon liner material. Concrete has

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