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Critical Manufacturing in Uncertain Times
With all of the uncertainty in the world revolving around the COVID-19 pandemic and many states issuing "stay-at-home" decrees (including our home state of Ohio), we've been getting a lot of questions about Ericson's status.
What is explosion proof lighting?
Explosion proof lighting is a special type of product designed to withstand the toughest environments, specifically hazardous locations.
The Highlights of HARCP
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) introduced a plethora of new regulations, all designed to decrease incidents of food borne illness. One of the main components of FSMA is the implementation of Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Control (HARPC).
TuffTraxx Gets A New Look - Yours!
For years, TuffTraxx, our cable and hose management system, has been manufactured in Ericson’s trademark blue and yellow. However, customers now have the option to personalize their TuffTraxx to better match their brand. The product can be fashioned in a variety of colors and now features the…
Giving the Green Light to SmartMonitor Devices
We've made an important upgrade to our popular SmartMonitor Series visual diagnostic plugs and connectors.
Essential Considerations for Nuclear Refueling and Maintenance Outages
The goal of nuclear maintenance is to ensure that operators have all the processes needed for safe and reliable power production and can keep these systems available and functioning reliably. Nuclear power plant outage management is a crucial factor for efficient, safe and economical plant…
Temporary power: Buy vs. build - safety and liability
"Should we buy a portable power solution or build our own?"
OSHA compliance and your assured equipment grounding conductor program
Does your company have an assured equipment grounding conductor program (AEGCP)? Do you dread the lost worker time by regular inspection and documentation requirements, or maybe haven’t kept up with record keeping? There is an answer to these questions.
3 Steps to Save Time on Your Next Nuclear Plant Outage
Need to keep your nuclear power plant outage on track? With the average outage falling from 80 days in 1997, to 34 in 2017, keeping a tight schedule means thorough planning beforehand- sometimes months or years in advance.
Frustrated with spider boxes that always break down? Here are 2 ways to combat that.
How many times has it happened to you? You send a power distribution unit out on a job and it comes back broken. Or, you install a unit, it fails on site, and your work crews are out of power.
