Nonstop Flight to New Roof Coatings By Stephanie Marie Chizik Three hangars had been leaking for eight years. And with winter on its way, time was of the essence to finally start fixing the leaks.
5 Things to Do Before Tackling Garage Floor Coatings By Fahad Qayumi, Garage Flooring Expert at Garage Design Source Before starting the process of applying a coating system to a garage floor, there are a few items that must be tackled. As a professional floor coating crew, what should you be paying particular attention to?
Editor’s Pick: Historic New Zealand Viaduct Gets 21st-Century Makeover By Ben DuBose Concerns over the deteriorating paint system, ongoing corrosion of the carbon steel, pooling water, suspect rivets, and a need to boost capacity prompted owner KiwiRail to seek out solutions to keep the viaduct operational heading into its second century.
12 Elements of a Great Leader By Dr. Kevin Coughlin, DMD, MBA, MAGD All great leaders have several factors in common. Consider these 12 factors when looking for leaders within your company or if you’re hoping to become one yourself.
Sooner Than Later: Waterproofing Crew Seals OU Football Stadium By Ben DuBose “We had to install below-grade waterproofing, traffic coating, cold-applied waterproofing, joint sealants, expansion joints, and site caulking,” said Chamberlin’s Michael Brau.
Readers’ Choice: Ornamental Plumage for Miami Zoo Roofs By Stephanie Marie Chizik To many, Miami is known for beautiful beaches, bright nightlife, and cigar shops, but it’s the climate that offers the most opportunities for some of the city’s more unique residents.
Abusive Supervision and Workplace Violence By Gary Sheely, Tactical Confrontation Specialist at Safety Institute When workplace violence takes place, it’s often at the confluence of multiple factors that have created a perfect storm. One of the most important common denominators in violent workplace incidents is an abusive supervisory style.
Keys to a Successful Professional Mentorship By Lei Wang, Adventurer, Motivational Speaker, and Author The key to crafting a successful relationship with a mentor is to look outside the box and identify individuals who can offer the best professional guidance.
Powering Up Battery Charging Area Floor By Stephanie Marie Chizik The client, was opening a new warehouse that was to use fork lifts. And those lifts would need to be charged. A battery charging station equals battery acid. And so the next logical step was install a protective coating system on the new concrete floor.
Back-to-Basics Painting Restores Historic Civil War Home By Ben DuBose Keeping the nearly 200-year-old historic building operational requires major maintenance efforts, considering the desire for the site to accurately reflect its time period.