The Temperatures Are Dropping: How To Protect Your Industrial Equipment From Damage Caused By Freezing Temperatures

Posted on 30 January 2018

When it comes to your industrial equipment, winter can be particularly devastating. Not only can the freezing temperatures wreak havoc on your equipment, but so can the ice, snow, and mud. If you don't take steps to protect your equipment during the winter, you could be left facing work stoppage and costly repair bills. Here are three important steps you should take to prevent your industrial equipment from falling victim to winter weather conditions. [Read More]

Are Rusty Fasteners Causing A Work Slow-Down? How To Get Rid Of The Rust And Get Back To Work

Posted on 20 December 2017

If your business relies on military-grade fasteners, the last thing you want is to have them ruined by rust. Just a small buildup of rust can stop your machinery from working properly. Not only that, but rust can prevent proper movement of your hardware. In some cases, you can prevent rust problems by switching to plastic fasteners. However, plastic fasteners aren't always advisable. In fact, plastic fasteners can present a safety hazard when used under certain conditions. [Read More]

Residential Propane Tips For Winter

Posted on 25 October 2017

Many homes rely on propane to fuel vital fixtures and appliances. If your home utilizes propane on a daily basis, it's important that you are prepared to maintain your propane supply throughout the cold winter months. Here are three tips that you can keep in mind to ensure winter doesn't put a damper on your residential propane access in the future: 1. Always keep your propane tank full. Homeowners who rely on propane daily often have a private tank that can store excess fuel on their property. [Read More]

Concrete Products: When To Go Back To Basics And When To Use Precast

Posted on 20 September 2017

Cast-in-place concrete is often overlooked by people needing concrete items quickly. Precast concrete is convenient and often cheaper than cast-in-place once you take all the supplies into account, but cast-in-place still has a major role in creating hardscaping and other concrete forms. When to use precast or cast-in-place varies, though there are some definite pointers that can make your decision easier. The Weather If there is any hint of bad weather forecast for your project, look at using precast concrete. [Read More]

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Your Guide To Industrial and Manufacturing Careers

Are you interested in industrial and manufacturing jobs? If so, this blog will give you all the information you need about working in these types of industries. Hi, my name is Jeb Hawkins and like you, I wanted to learn about the different kinds of jobs that are available to those who want to have a career in the field of industrial and manufacturing. I spent hours doing research and I also spoke with various human resource personnel about these kinds of jobs. I learned what type of education is needed, the average pay scale and also about advancements in the industry. You'll learn about various positions including machinist, industrial maintenance technician, forklift operator, project manager, fabricator, assembly technician and engineering assistant. I hope that this blog answers all your questions and that it helps you to have a successful career in the industrial and manufacturing field.

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