Electrical and electronic equipment, as well as components, are typically housed in an electrical enclosure designed to provide protection from the external environment. However, even with a sealed enclosure the introduction of moisture and water can result from a variety of circumstances. Once inside the enclosure, this water can accumulate — from small droplets on the components themselves to large puddles in the base of the enclosure.
Federal regulations require that companies create and maintain lockout/tagout programs to prevent accidents. Many companies are still unaware that they are not compliant until it is too late. ESC Services, a Rockwell Automation business, is here to help modernize lockout-tagout programs to adhere with OSHA compliance and integrate industry best practices. ESC Services takes pride in the core knowledge on matters of lockout/tagout compliance and unique sensitivity towards minimizing the impact lockout/tagout can have on your business’ efficiency and productivity. ESC brings years of experience and state-of-the-art technology to help improve your understanding and implementation of proper lockout/tagout techniques.
The Boeing Company’s Dr. John Tracy said it best: “Engineering is – and will be – critically important to the future of this country, this planet and all of humanity. We live in a world that has been continually shaped and re-shaped through the science and art of engineering, and our world is better because of it.” During National Engineers Week, we honor those that are making our world a better place. This week, we’ve explored why you may love a career in engineering and learned what manufacturing engineers do before getting to know CBT engineers David Jennings and Paul Milkovich.
During National Engineers Week, we’re honoring the manufacturing engineers that are making our world a better place. Because of the hard work and dedication of engineers, our world and our businesses are able to thrive. Manufacturing engineers play a critical role in creating the best solutions to manufacturing needs.
During National Engineers Week, we’re honoring the manufacturing engineers that are making our world a better place. Because of the hard work and dedication of engineers, our world and our businesses are able to thrive. Manufacturing engineers play a critical role in creating the best solutions to manufacturing needs.
The Boeing Company’s Dr. John Tracy said it best: “Engineering is – and will be – critically important to the future of this country, this planet, and all of humanity. We live in a world that has been continually shaped and re-shaped through the science and art of engineering, and our world is better because of it.” During National Engineers Week, we honor those that are making our world a better place. Because of the hard work and dedication of engineers, our world and our businesses are able to thrive. Manufacturing engineers play a critical role in creating the best solutions to manufacturing needs.
This week is National Engineers Week, and it’s a great time to celebrate how engineers make a difference in our world. This unique, week-long event helps increase public dialogue about the need for engineers and bring engineering to life for kids, educators, and parents.
Last June, we announced we are moving our Cincinnati headquarters to 5500 Ridge Ave., in the summer of 2016. We were quickly outgrowing our West 6th Street facility and began searching in 2013 for a new location that could support our expanded product and service offerings for the next 30 years. A site within 10 miles of our current location, close proximity to major highways, and a single-floor facility were key requirements for the new location to support a seamless transition for you. We purchased the old Kmart facility at 5500 Ridge Ave. and developed plans for our new, 95,000 sq. ft. home.
