By Gill Grady People tend to do things that make sense to them at the time to achieve their goals. But the question is why did it make sense for them in that moment? [1] To understand the concept, let’s follow Hector, a relatively new console operator. His supervisor stepped out of the control room […]
By Gary Yezefski Preventative Maintenance (PM) plans are like getting your car oil changed. You know you should do it every 5000 miles, but owners continually push if things seem to be running okay to perhaps every 7500 miles instead. PM plans were originally developed to focus more on non-safety related components and of course […]
Nearly every city in the US is forecasting growth in construction of commercial and residential projects as well as infrastructure. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the industry will grow to 7.2 million US-based jobs by 2024. Where will companies find the talent they need with ready-to-work skills? The military. Military men and women, […]
Social distancing due to Covid-19 is disrupting work processes everywhere, but one area that is significantly impacted, and yet critical to the future, is training. The classroom setting is not an alternative for the near future. So how do you conduct effective and measurable training from a distance? Working from Home Working from home, WFH, […]
By Frank Todd, Manager Thermal Performance
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We all have had to make a decision based on information that we were not quite sure was reliable, knowing that the decision could cost us quite a packet (English slang for a whole
