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Looking for a fun way to purchase gifts for an important cause? Support Women entering the construction industry by participating in the NAWIC Scholarship Auction today thru Saturday night, December 2. NAWIC’s recent focus has been to encourage women to enter the industry and become leaders in this truly fulfilling field. All the proceeds are donated to local colleges like Dunwoody, Saint Paul College and North Hennepin Community College. They then award these funds to women who are committed to the construction industry.

Bid on auction items now thru – December 2nd here: https://www.32auctions.com/nawicauction2023

Happy Thanksgiving from our team to yours! 🍁🏗

🇺🇸 This Veterans Day weekend, we honor and thank the brave men and women, both veterans and active military, who have served and continue to serve our country. Your commitment to our nation's safety and security inspires us every day. Thank you for your service.

The construction industry is massive, employing 8 million workers that build $2.1 trillion in structures annually. However, the reward comes with risk. In 2021 there were 1,015 construction job-related deaths with falls being the leading cause.

Safety is easy to overlook. We get busy. Budgets are tight. Time is money. But, life truly is life. How can we ensure our construction brothers and sisters make it home to their families? How can you, the employer or manager, create a safer work environment? Learn more about eliminating risk at height: https://hilmersonsafety.com/high-rise-and-roofing-construction-workers-3-ways-to-eliminate-risk-at-height/

High-Rise and Roofing Construction Workers: 3 Ways to Eliminate Risk at Height The construction industry is massive employing 8 million workers that build $2.1 trillion in structures annually.* However, the reward comes with risk. In 2021 there were 1,015 construction job related deaths with falls being the leading cause.* As an industry, it is our duty to lower the risk for o...

Is your construction site getting bogged down by lack of safety, efficiency, and organization? Communication, scheduling, training, and follow-through are critical factors in “sustaining” 5S Methodology in your organization. Explore how you can implement the 5S Sustain step into your construction operations: https://hilmersonsafety.com/sustaining-5s-methodology-in-construction/

"Sustaining" 5S Methodology in Construction Sustaining Excellence Implementing the 5S Method's Sustain Step on Job Sites Is your construction site getting bogged down by lack of safety, efficiency, and organization? The 5S method's "Sustain" step emphasizes the importance of sustaining processes that work to keep operations flowing. At Hilmer...

Creating and maintaining standardized processes is the key to efficiency and continuous improvement. It can be the factor that moves you to profitability. Is it time to reevaluate your job site standards?

How to Apply the 5S "Standardize" Method on Job Sites Create and Maintain Standardized Processes on Your Job-Sites. The "Standardize" 5S Lean Approach Efficiency and organization are key factors in delivering successful construction projects. The 5S method, a renowned approach to workplace organization, provides valuable insights into achieving these g...

Q3 Contracting, a Primoris Company, is taking charge of traffic control as Xcel Energy embarks on manhole and duct line projects at the busy intersection of Robert and 5th in downtown St. Paul, MN. Given the high volume of pedestrians attempting to cross the street, it became evident that some would resort to hopping over the jersey barrier into the active work zone.

Understanding the need for a solution that would not only safeguard the work area but also provide lasting value, Q3 Contracting sought a robust construction barrier fence with enhanced security features. They chose the Hilmerson Barrier Fence System™. Read more about the Xcel Energy Project: https://hilmersonsafety.com/construction-barrier-fence-protects-xcel-energy-street-project/

Construction Barrier Fence Protects Xcel Energy Street Project Q3 Contracting, a Primoris Company, is taking charge of traffic control as Xcel Energy embarks on manhole and duct line projects at the busy intersection of Robert and 5th in downtown St. Paul, MN. Given the high volume of pedestrians attempting to cross the street, it became evident that some would...

🛠 Happy National Tradesmen (and Women) Day! 🛠 Today, we're giving a big shoutout to the hardworking tradesmen and tradeswomen who keep our world running smoothly. Your skills and dedication make all the difference!

Adopting a lean approach in construction can reduce waste, optimize productivity, and ultimately improve operational results. But, you need to stop and continually evaluate your methods, talk with your teams and brainstorm where you can implement lean practices. Learn how to use the 5S "Setting" method to yield efficient work, a quality product, and a safer work environment.

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How to Apply the 5S "Setting" Method on Job Sites Reduce Waste and Optimize Productivity The "Setting" 5S Lean Approach Whether you are an architect, engineer, general contractor, or trade contractor adopting a lean approach can reduce waste and optimize productivity and ultimately improve operational results. But, you need to stop and continually

At Hilmerson Safety, we're about creating a safer world for all those who build it. This Labor Day weekend, we're sending a big shoutout to every worker who puts their heart and soul into their craft. Whether you're up on a scaffold, behind the wheel of heavy machinery, or directing the action, your dedication keeps our industry moving forward. Your safety is our top priority, and we're here to ensure you return to your home just as you left it. So enjoy your day off - you deserve it!

At Hilmerson, safety isn't just a priority – it's our passion. Thank you to Mortenson, a valued client, for highlighting how our guardrails have made a difference in their workspace.

Learn more about our Hilmerson Safety Rail System™: https://hilmersonsafety.com/rail-system/

The U.S. State Department recently selected Pretred to present its barrier innovation made from recycled tires at the Cities Summit of Americas alongside Hilmerson’s Side-Saddle Bracket™ and barrier fence.

Pretred’s line of sustainable barriers recycled from waste tires pairs perfectly with our Hlmerson Barrier Fence System™ and passion for lean construction product development.

“We love that 70 tires are recycled per barrier,” said Deb Hilmerson, President and CEO of Hilmerson Safety™. “It’s a leaner alternative to concrete. It’s good for the environment and you will save money on transportation costs as the product is more than half the weight of a concrete barrier.”

Learn more: https://hilmersonsafety.com/pretred-showcases-barriers-from-recycled-tires-with-hilmerson-barrier-fencing/

Pretred Showcases Barriers From Recycled Tires With Hilmerson Barrier Fencing Sustainable Construction Barriers Made from Recycled Tires Pretred is an environmentally responsible company committed to inspiring sustainable development. They are “building a better way” by creating inventive solutions that utilize our waste streams that typically end in landfill and turning ...