Global construction technology firm HammerTech, a collaborative cloud-based performance and productivity-focused operations platform, today announces that DPR Construction, one of the most innovative construction companies in the United States, has signed an enterprise agreement with HammerTech as its operational system for safety.
MFG Chemical, a leader in specialty and custom chemical manufacturing, has received three ‘Awards of Excellence’ for workplace safety at each of its three Dalton, Georgia area plants, from the State of Georgia’s Department of Labor
Total Safety, the world’s leading provider of integrated safety technologies and solutions, announced recently that it acquired Sprint Safety, a national safety service provider to U.S. customers with 5 locations and approximately 200 employees.
The global construction market is set to grow by $8 trillion by 2030. With this rapidly increasing industry comes a large rise in the number of construction vehicles and heavy machinery using road networks to access worksites.
Leveraging its profound knowledge of the private communications industry, Hytera has offered various private network devices & rapid, secure, and reliable voice and short data communications for customers in the public safety industry.
Block MEMS, a leading developer of Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) based infrared detection systems, has been awarded a $3.5M contract from the Defense Advanced Research Agency (DARPA), as part of the SIGMA+ Program
RAEL Fire Alarm, LLC, a full-service fire/life safety and special hazards systems sales and service company announced recently it has been awarded a distributorship by Johnson Controls for the suite of Autocall fire alarm and detection systems.
Sixgill, LLC, the leader in sensor data automation and authenticity, and Haskell, a leading global architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firm, have partnered to develop new technology solutions for the AEC marketplace.
Pieces and parts that won't move can present quite a challenge for technicians when they're out in the field servicing high voltage disconnect switches. The results can sometimes lead to damaged equipment, significant downtime or injuries.
Cal/OSHA is urging all employers to protect outdoor workers from heat illness as temperatures in parts of California will remain over 90 and 100 degrees for the next two weeks.
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