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The one-man drilling advantage

The options for combatting the labour shortage with safe, one-man Little Beaver earth drills

Duncan Moore
The frames of towable and hitch-mounted drills absorb drilling torque, keeping a single operator in complete control of the drill without worrying about kickback

The frames of towable and hitch-mounted drills absorb drilling torque, keeping a single operator in complete control of the drill without worrying about kickback | Credits: Little Beaver

The current labour shortage heavily affects construction and landscaping projects across the country. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, employees between the ages of 55-70 in the construction industry...

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