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Battery changing room "dos and don'ts" DC Velocity Share     KABOOM!!! That's the sound of an explosion, or perhaps of a 3,000-pound lead-acid battery hitting the floor — either way, it's something you definitely don't want to hear in your warehouse or DC. But that's a distinct possibility if your lift-truck battery changing room is improperly designed or managed. More
Connect at the 53rd Annual IEC National Convention & Electric Expo IEC Share
The 53rd Annual IEC National Convention & Electric Expo is an excellent opportunity to network with some of the top electrical contractors from across the country. With multiple engaging networking events being held this year, you sure to pick up a few tips from you colleagues. This year's convention will be held Oct. 26-29, in Phoenix. More
New IEC Radio: Strategies in the Eye of the Storm IEC Share
IEC Radio, host by Ted Garrison, has a new installment called Strategies in the Eye of the Storm. Garrison interviews Gregg Schoppman, a consultant with FMI, management consultants and investment bankers for the construction industry. Gregg specializes in the areas of productivity and project management. He also leads FMI's project management consulting practice. More
Green Jobs Academy unveiled in Pennsylvania EnergyBoom Share
Recently, officials were on hand to officially unveil the Green Jobs Academy in Bristol, Penn. The facility, located in the Bucks County Community College Keystone Bridge Business Center, provides both long and short-term training in sustainable industries and technologies. More
One union pickets another The Telegraph Share
Members of an electrical workers' union picketed and passed out leaflets protesting what they call a "raid" on their territory by a big St. Louis area carpenters' union. "It's union-busting," said Jack Tueth, business manager for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 649. "They're wrapping a union flag around it." More
Use the government's free tools The Miami Herald Share
As a small business owner struggling through a recession that shows almost no signs of letting up anytime soon, the federal government probably isn't the first place you would turn to for marketing advice. But believe it or not, you should. With the U.S. economy still in tatters, you might be surprised to learn that the federal government offers free online tools to help you market and promote your product or service. More
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