Ryan Beat, Electrical Engineer in SSOE’s Food and Consumer Products Division, is featured in Food Engineering Magazine’s May 2013 issue. The article focuses on the ongoing practice of reducing energy usage, which requires education and continued efforts by all members in an organization. Within, Beat points out energy saving tips and weighs in on best practices for monitoring energy usage.
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April 2013 Top 500 Design Firms cover story in Engineering News Record (ENR) Magazine discusses economic signs trending toward a weak market rebound, but large design firms are skeptical that a major turnaround will come soon. SSOE’s CEO, Tony Damon is quoted within.
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Three of SSOE’s chemical experts, Rick Beaman, Eric Hopkins, and Cliff Reese are featured in the June 2013 issue of Chemical Processing Magazine. Within, they discuss effective measures to remove complexities that creep in over time and how they have the ability to enhance operations. The KISS — Keep It Simple and Straightforward — strategy is one such measure that is explored in detail.
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In the Spring 2013 issue of Area Development Magazine, SSOE’s Laura Orlich is featured and takes an in-depth look at how the Volkswagen’s Chattanooga Plant achieved LEED® Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) in April, 2012. Orlich served as the On-Site LEED Coordinator for the Volkswagen project and in this article, she explains the value this role can bring as the single point of contact for all LEED-related activities.
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Tony Damon, CEO and Brad Rowe, HR Business Leader for Talent Acquisition at SSOE were interviewed for FORBES MAGAZINE INSIGHTS latest study conducted on Talent Management. The study is based on a survey completed by more than 300 executives at private companies in the U.S. in February, 2013. Within, Damon and Rowe discuss key recruitment challenges for private companies and elaborate on how SSOE’s career progression model has fostered employee development – leading to increased retention rates.
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If your boiler is among the 14,000 that are likely to be affected by the Boiler MACT Rule, its time to get serious about a compliance plan.
Facts & ImpactsThe much debated Boiler MACT rule sets new, lower limits for the emission of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) from industrial, commercial, and institutional boilers. It also requires boiler facilities to follow certain work practice standards. Facilities across the country are, wisely, creating their compliance plans now. Continue reading →
