The right tools with proper training help make crews safer by reducing injuries to backs, knees, fingers and elbows. Maintaining a healthy, crew is essential to profitability.
“I have invested a lot of money and time into training my guys,” says Bill Gardocki, owner of Interstate Landscape Co., in New Hampshire. “I want them to be around on the crew for a long time.”
For the full story in our May issue, click here.
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