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A 10-day union strike would reportedly be the nation’s most expensive walk-out in at least 25 years, costing the economy more than $7 billion
EDSCO serves the North American market from four manufacturing plants located in Texas, Utah, Tennessee and North Carolina.
The program is designed to prevent hazards in warehouses, processing facilities distribution centers and high-risk retail establishments.
The enrollment success has been so robust that ISA has opened an additional certification course that is scheduled to start in mid-August.
The strong growth figures suggest that metal-cutting production has not been drastically affected yet by an industrial slowdown.
Compared with 2022, TEU volume was down 16.1% in June, but up 6.0% from pre-pandemic June 2019, according to Descartes.
Port employers reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year deal with the union representing more than 7,000 dockworkers.
Cortland is a global designer, manufacturer and supplier of technologically advanced ropes, slings and tethers.
The distributor said the facility will stock drywall, acoustical ceilings, fiberglass insulation and spray foam.
Also known as AZ Partsmaster, the company reportedly had 2022 sales of approximately $155 million.
