Safe and Secure

Many of us conduct personal and professional business on our wireless devices.  A new product called the OFF Pocket™ is a privacy accessory for mobile phones that blocks wireless signals.  Simply place your phone inside the case, close it and the phone is off. Untrackable. Unhackable. Undistractable.

A Debt of Gratitude

This self-portrait is of our very first internship mentor.  We owe Mr. Conley a debt of gratitude for giving us the industry basics on which our joy of building has stood.  We are appreciative of the champions, coaches, confidants and cheerleaders that gave us the opportunity to experience a career in construction, engineering and architecture. 



 

It's Getting Hot In Here

Our range of visual and vocabulary cues dictate the degree to which we effectively communicate in a team setting at work or with our family at home.

A Most Wonderful Time

The holiday season is upon us.  Food and beverage storage, preparation, timing and temperature are so important to the success of your dinners, parties and receptions.  Make sure you and your guests celebrate this most wonderful time of the year safely.

Let The Sunshine In

Check your UV index by zip code at this link http://www2.epa.gov/sunwise/uv-index or on a mobile app http://www.epa.gov/enviro/mobile/.  The UV Index provides a daily forecast of the expected risk of overexposure to the sun. The Index predicts UV intensity levels on a scale of 1 to 11+, where 1 indicates a minimal risk of overexposure and 11+ means a very high risk.

Create The Clean

Designers, as they add beauty to our world, are subject to many types of hazards including physical accidents/pain, respiratory problems, chemical/gas exposure as well as soft tissue, electrical and fire injury.  Proper handling, storage, protection and disposal must be observed with all equipment and materials.

What Did You Say?

Researchers have identified ear infections, medications, obesity and smoking as contributors to hearing loss in addition to noise exposure.  Approximately 40 million Americans suffer from hearing loss and 60 percent of the people with hearing loss are either in the work force or in educational settings – John Hopkins Medicine