Thursday, December 29, 2016

State of NH Renovation Project

We're happy to announce that we have been selected to perform a pharmacy and miscellaneous renovation project at New Hampshire Hospital in Concord. 

The project will involve the complete fit-up of a new pharmacy, the renovation of the HR office and meeting space, the construction of new A.D.A. bathrooms and a new gift shop within the 36 Clinton Street facility. 

The scope-of-work will include interior demolition; new walls, floors, and ceilings; interior finishes; and electrical, mechanical and HVAC system upgrades.

Read press release... 

Friday, December 16, 2016

Safe Snow Removal Tips

With winter upon us and snow in the forecast again, here are some Snow Blower Safety Tips.
  • Dress properly to not only keep yourself warm but also safe. 
    • Wear boots with adequate traction.
    • Wear ear and eye protection.
    • Avoid long scarves or other loose clothing that could become caught in the snow blower's moving parts.
  • Before you begin -
    • Familiarize yourself with the manual and how to operate the snow blower, if new to using it.
    • Inspect the area for items that may be in your path like tree branches.
    • Check the snow blower's oil and gas level before each use.
    • Always start the machine outside.
  • While clearing snow -
    • Watch where you're aiming the snow and avoid directing it towards people, cars, windows, lampposts or other items that could be damaged by debris. 
    • Keep your hands and feet away from all moving parts.
    • Never override automatic shutoff features.
    • Operate the blower at a speed you're comfortable keeping up with. 
    • Never reach into the blower shoot with your hands for any reason, even when the machine is off. Use a stick to loosen debris or packed snow/ice. 
  •  Proper maintenance - 
    • Check the spark plug at the start of the season and replace if necessary.
    • Maintain proper tire pressure for best handling.
    • Run all of the gas out of the snow blower or drain it at the end of the season. 

Thursday, December 1, 2016

OSHA Injury & Illness Reporting


Recent provisions to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)’s record keeping rule will take effect on January 1, 2017. Are you aware of what will change