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Comment by Ian Garrett on August 20, 2010 at 4:08pm

I was recently compiling a list of various construction, roof, and safety expos & conferences for one of my company's newsletters and came across the following:

National Green Products Expo 2011
May 17-18, 2011
Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas
http://www.ngbpe.com/

Though it isn't until next year, I feel that this particular expo is very important not only because the products being discussed and/or demonstrated have a positive impact on the enviroment, but due to the increase in energy reforms and other conservation measures the U.S. Government is taking at the moment. We can all do our part to help Mother Earth, and through research and support of these new technologies, there definitely can be a more energy efficient future.

Comment by Don Prostka on March 18, 2010 at 10:15am

Does anyone know af any state or federal agencies that offer assistance with tree purchaes? I have a decent piece of land behind my facility that faces due south and is flat open land. I would like to turn this into a forest to minimize our carbon footprint and local wildlife. I am located in the southern part of Chicago. Cook county.....
Any help is appreciated.

Comment by Maryleigh Preston-McClure on January 27, 2010 at 3:56pm

Our corporate office in VA has supported trades for the ship yards for 21+ years. As I investigate wind energy positions, it appears some of the same skills sets can be transitioned. I've enjoyed reading comments from the "wind safety" experts and viewing the photos. I'll be back as we build a strong Energy Recruiting Team at CTR. This is back to my roots as I started at New York State Electric & Gas in Ithaca and moved on to South TX Nuclear Project with Bechtel in Houston.

Maryleigh, South Atlanta

Comment by Marci Trotter on March 26, 2009 at 12:17am

well, I've caught the "Green Bug". I've instituted a freen initiative to go oonline for out MSDS sheets and get rid of the giant paper binders al over the warehouse. it'll save money, time, space, and ensure we are always compliant with OSHA's Haz Comm Standard by having all MSDS sheets readily available. I'm making several MSDS Stations around the warehouse that any associate can access. Once it's implemented in our facility, it's being brought to corporate to go nationwide! WOW that happened fast!!

Comment by Site Administrator on February 10, 2009 at 3:42pm

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Comment by Jon Cordoba on January 13, 2009 at 11:45am

Thanks, Just read it. His article went from informational to instructional and I found it slightly generic in terms of Wind energy fall protection issues. Also a little bias seeing as the author works for a firm that developes fall protection. The issues regarding fall protection on a wind turbine are far more extensive than just putting on a harness and climbing. Each section of the tower assembly (4 all together) presents different safety issues as the climber assends the tower. He also did not mention the biggest killer resulting from a fall, suspension trauma.

Comment by Tracey Caliendo on January 13, 2009 at 11:35am

http://ohsonline.com/Articles/2009/01/Cultivating-Windfarms.aspx

Comment by Jon Cordoba on January 13, 2009 at 11:31am

Thanks Tracy. Do you have a link to it online?

Comment by Tracey Caliendo on January 13, 2009 at 11:10am

The front cover of OH&S discussed "Hazards Aloft, Solving wind turbines' fall and confined space issues". Might want to check it out...! =)

Comment by Jon Cordoba on January 13, 2009 at 11:02am

Hello everyone. I work in Green... (wind energy) I just wanted to say hello and see if anyone else here in the group Got Wind?

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