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October 3, 2019 |
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The Ontario government is partnering with the construction sector by establishing a special advisory panel to provide advice on a broad range of workplace issues, Minister of Labour Monte McNaughton announced on Sept. 26.
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The glass and fenestration industries convened in Atlanta last week for the largest GlassBuild America in Atlanta in recent years. The essential industry trade show drew 8,200 enthusiastic attendees to a 187,000-net-square-foot exhibit floor with more than 420 exhibitors demonstrating the latest in industry innovations.
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Founded in Ireland in 1965 by three brothers from the Carey family, Carey Glass, a major global glass processor, remains a family-owned and -run company. The business grew from fabricating furniture glass and mirrors to manufacturing insulating glass units and now claims to ship 98,000 square meters of glass products worldwide every week.
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IGMA is hosting a free webinar on Tuesday afternoon next week to discuss safety in the industry. The webinar will be led by Mike Burk of Sparklike, the leader of IGMA's Glass Safety Council.
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Keralite SafeGuard is a laminated and filmed fire-rated glass ceramic product that offers combined fire, impact and intrusion protections, providing a safe-zone for occupants. Uncompromised life safety and physical security are needed against the triple threats of fire, accidental impact and domestic terror, because precious seconds can be the difference between life and death. As the only fire and intrusion resistant glazing product available on the market, SafeGuard boasts a 97.1 color rending index, sound transmission benefits and the lowest haze value of any ceramic in its class. The old days of wired safety glass are over: Choose SafeGuard to protect the future.
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It’s no secret that getting young people into any of the skilled trades can present a significant challenge. From disinterested students to parents pushing only university and guidance counsellors that don’t recommend the career path, the skilled trades have their share of roadblocks. The glazier industry is no exception.
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