W.I. Clark Hosts Equipment Maintenance Forum in Conn.

Fri February 09, 2007 - Northeast Edition
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The W.I. Clark Co. hosted the Connecticut Construction Industry Association’s Equipment Maintenance Forum (EMF) on Jan. 18 at its Wallingford, Conn., facility.

EMF members represent all aspects of the construction industry in Connecticut and meet monthly for dinner, networking and to listen to a variety of speakers. January’s topic was “Operation and Maintenance Tips for Hydraulic Hammers,” presented by Greg Clinton of Ingersoll Rand. Approximately 100 guests, who consisted of EMF members, W.I. Clark customers and employees, listened as Clinton relayed some simple methods to prevent costly repairs and downtime. A broken moil point was on hand for “show and tell.”

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