OSHA’s Table 1 standards require contractors to take a close look at how they manage workers’ exposure to crystalline silica. The simplest and safest way for concrete drillers to comply is by installing dust collection systems. These devices give contractors a foolproof way to protect workers from excessive silica exposure.
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E-Z Drill’s Dust Collection Cart can be used with handheld drills or it’s 20 UTL Concrete Utility Drill. The system uses the same technology as E-Z Drill’s concrete dowel drill. The new Dust Collection Cart meets all engineering and control methods outlined in the OSHA Table 1 requirements for crystalline silica exposure, giving contractors peace of mind on any size project.
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Getting air into your drill’s oil system is not a situation any contractor wants to be in. It not only can damage your drill, but also leads to unwanted downtime. Prevent this from happening by filling your oil reservoir daily and ensuring it never runs dry. If you are faced with the issue, here’s how to get your drill up and running again: 1. Fill the oil reservoir. 2. Connect the air supply and place rock drill levers
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