Work trucks are an important part of a fleet, working alongside heavy equipment. For transporting crews, materials, and tools, heavy-duty work trucks are key. Businesses in heavy construction, mining, or road work, count on work trucks to handle a variety of tough jobs--like hauling trailers filled with debris or soil. Work trucks are designed to handle rough conditions, while still safely transporting tools and equipment around a job site.
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A construction worker is a manual labor professional responsible for preparing equipment, operating machinery and taking apart and building structures. Construction workers follow their clients’ instructions by using blueprints that determine the type of structure, necessary rooms and spaces, proper measurements and other construction elements. A very wide range of work vehicles are used in construction because of the many different types of projects.
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