Category: safety
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Pedestrian Safety in Arizona’s Busy Industrial Zones
In the bustling world of Arizona’s industrial sector—think massive warehouses in Phoenix, oil rigs in the desert, or construction sites sprouting up like cacti after a rain—workers face more than just the daily grind. Commuting to these sites often means dodging traffic like a frog in a classic arcade game, but with real stakes. Pedestrian…
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Pedestrian Safety in Arizona’s Busy Industrial Zones
In the bustling world of Arizona’s industrial sector—think massive warehouses in Phoenix, oil rigs in the desert, or construction sites sprouting up like cacti after a rain—workers face more than just the daily grind. Commuting to these sites often means dodging traffic like a frog in a classic arcade game, but with real stakes. Pedestrian…
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Project Spotlight: Squibb Park Bridge Redefines Urban Design
The Squibb Park Bridge now stands as a testament to what’s possible when Swiss engineering meets New York infrastructure demands. This vital 450-foot connection between Brooklyn Heights and Brooklyn Bridge Park serves thousands of daily visitors while delivering uncompromised safety and spectacular harbor views. Where Challenge Meets Swiss Precision The Squibb Park Bridge renovation demanded…
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Stonhard Expands Ft. Wayne Facility to Boost Efficiency & Safety
Stonhard, a global leader in manufacturing and installing high-performance seamless floors, walls, and linings, announced today the completion of a 33,000-square-foot expansion at its Polymer Place production facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana. A ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated the milestone, which marks a significant step in Stonhard’s ongoing commitment to innovation, safety, and operational excellence. Images Courtesy…
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Study Links Flow Velocity, Right-Sizing to Water Quality
A new study from the Plastic Pipe and Fittings Association, conducted by researchers at Drexel University suggests higher flow velocities and smaller diameter plumbing results in better building water quality. The study is included in this month’s American Water Works Association’s journal, AWWA Water Science (Volume 7, Issue 4). The Premise Plumbing Flow Rates, Linear Velocity, and Nitrification…
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Practical Additions to Streamline Restaurant Meal Prep
Well-organised prep spaces save time and improve kitchen safety Smart storage systems reduce wasted motion and clutter The right tools ease repetitive work and support faster prep Service runs smoother when small upgrades and habits align Running a commercial kitchen often feels like a constant race against the clock. Before the first order even leaves…
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Commercial Property Curb Appeal: Asphalt Sealing and Line Painting
The first impression of any commercial property often begins in the parking lot, where faded lines and deteriorating surfaces telegraph messages about management priorities and attention to detail. Smart property managers understand that parking lot painting services represent far more than basic maintenance – they’re strategic investments in commercial asphalt sealing that protect substantial infrastructure…
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Workplace Safety and Transport: Challenges and Solutions
The industrial sector is a cornerstone of economic growth in many countries, including the United States, where industries such as manufacturing, construction, and transportation employ millions of workers. In such environments, workplace safety and transportation to work are critical factors that impact productivity and employee well-being. This article explores these topics, focusing on practical aspects,…
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Boiler Safety Tips for Homes and Commercial Buildings
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Boilers are the heart of heating systems in millions of buildings across the country. They provide reliable warmth and hot water, but they also present serious safety risks when not properly maintained or operated. Every year, boiler accidents cause property damage, injuries, and fatalities that could have been prevented with proper safety practices. Whether you…