#increased capacity

[bitelectrical]

Why You Should Be Upgrading Your Electrical System

At BIT Electrical, Inc., we are your trusted commercial electrical services in Daly City, California, for all your electrical upgrade needs.

As the technology landscape evolves and our energy needs grow, it’s essential to keep pace with the advancements in electrical systems. Whether you’re a homeowner or a business owner, understanding the importance of upgrading your electrical system is crucial.

[justinempire]

Increased Capacity | Justin Empire

Increased Capacity by Justin Empire, Dance music from London, UK on ReverbNation

Increased Capacity

[goodnewsjamaica]

Jamaica Fire Brigade better equipped to investigate wildland fires

New Post has been published on http://goodnewsjamaica.com/news/jamaica-fire-brigade-better-equipped-to-investigate-wildland-fires/

Jamaica Fire Brigade better equipped to investigate wildland fires

Trainees observe a live burn as part of the wildland fire investigation training

The country’s technical capacity for wildland (bush) fire investigation will be significantly improved following a one-week training of personnel from the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB), Jamaica Constabulary Force and Office of the Director for Public Prosecution. The training held from March 19-23, 2018 is facilitated by the USAID-funded Jamaica Rural Economy and Ecosystems Adapting to Climate Change (Ja REEACH II).

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Thirty participants received training in Wildland Fire Origin and Cause Determination led by a team from the United States Forest Service (USFS). The programme will provide a more scientific approach for the investigation of wildland fires. According to lead instructor Jerry Hepler from the USFS, the training will place attendees on par with wildland fire investigators globally as the training objectives are in alignment with the internationally recognized National Wildfire Coordinating Group.

More conclusive findings

Participants conducting investigation of pre-burnt plot

Acting Assistant Commissioner and Chief Fire Prevention Officer Floyd McLean, noted the critical importance of the training in improving the fire investigation capacity of the JFB. “We are scarce with respect to fire investigators. The training will help develop skills in responding to fires as well as identifying the origin of wildland fires. Knowing the origin will assist us to design better firefighting and fire protection strategies. Our fire awareness messages can be coined in a more specific way to educate the public.  The fire fighters in this training will form the core of the fire investigators within the Jamaica Fire Brigade”, explained McLean.

In addition to classroom unit training, trainees participated in field exercises to build on fire investigation skills. Live observation of burnt and pre-burnt plots were used to assess elements of wildland fires including fire pattern indicators, fire scene evidence, ignition factors and sources and arson recognition.

The Ja REEACH II project is a four-year initiative funded by the USAID and implemented by ACDI/VOCA.  Through a range of interventions, Ja REEACH II works with government, private sector, civil society and community based organizations to increase awareness and application of practical actions that help Jamaicans to become more resilient to the impacts of climate change.

[jesseturri]

Increased Capacity Episode 2 - May 15, 2017

http://turri.me/Data/IncreasedCapacity_EP2_Full.mp3

  Episode 2 of Increased Capacity is here! Dan and I are back talking about all things that have to do with beauty, truth and goodness.

In this episode we talk about cilantro, quantum theory, and web comics (among other things…). Enjoy!

This week’s picks:

Jesse’s Beauty pick Jesse’s Truth pick Jesse’s Goodness pick

Dan’s Beauty pick Dan’s Truth pick Dan’s Goodness pick

Join the conversation! Get in touch with us:

Jesse designs stuff and blogs here, Twitter, Instagram

Dan on Facebook

Increased Capacity Episode 2 – May 15, 2017 was originally published on TURRI

[notw-randhnz]

The shape of things to come…

The past 12 months have seen a significant increase in productivity and professional service at R&H Engineering.

Our growth spurt started with our move to our spacious new fabricating plant at Highbrook, which gave us the capacity to take on larger scale work. Importantly, apart from increased floorspace, this new venue expanded our inward and outward goods handling, and enabled us to take on assembly work for Glidepath, whereby we assembled 30 truckloads of baggage conveyors over 3 months (we installed them on location too)!

The move was also impetus for us to secure ISO 9001 accreditation (which has just been renewed for another 12 months). And now it’s time to significantly upgrade our plant.

The first piece of new equipment arrived last month. It’s a new heavy duty folding machine which will significantly increase the scope and quantity of work we can handle.

Previously we could fold one metre of 6 mm plate – anything larger had to be jobbed out. But the extra bed length on our new machine enables us to do longer folds, which is ideal for items such as flashings and façade work. Given the greater V-block distances, coupled with the tonnage to fold entire sheets, we can take on a much broader spectrum of work, including third party work for other engineering firms.

Right now we’re in the process of leveling and calibrating the machine, and training staff on the safe operating procedures. We expect to it to be operational early in the new year, at which time we’ll be looking for a new home for our existing press, which has served us admirably for the past 10 years. If you’re interested in acquiring this, please give me a call at the numbers below.

R&H Engineering are general engineers with substantial capacity and the ability to design and produce engineering projects on time and budget.

[kirkworld]

decisions when you don't know the way

This is continued from the other day. Some of you know I am going through this in real time. This is not an academic discussion for me. I have been honored to take an age long challenge for our company and with the help of some selected people we are to find a solution that is scalable, reprudible, virtual and effective. Wow! Is that all? We have started and as i thought we all came with some solutions that we have done and that we want to see done. Forget the real problems, let’s get rigt down to fixing it. I have stuff to do. In fact, we all have stuff to do and as wonderful as it would be we simply do not have the time to carefully go through each step as thoroughly as we would like. So, guys, I applaud you that you have thought so much about this already. However, we need to define what I talked about in my last blog. We especially need to get to become aware of our blind spots. We need other people’s eyes to see them. We have quite a ways to go- Let’s look at where we are going from there - 3. We need to open our wills to the spirit of cooperation and realize answers and solutions that come from outside each of us indiviually. We need to open our wills to the fact that we do not have all answers but that there are answers outside of us. And, even though we may have not come up with the answer per se, we need to be willing to put all of our thoughts and efforts behind these answers to see if they may work. Am I willing to try something new and different? I do not know. Am I willing to put in the extra effort it may take to do the job I have at hand and work on this extremely important project? I want to say yes, but I am human. We are all straight commissioned entrepreneurial people. Are we able to sacrifice production time to gain greater capacity for production? Can we keep the long-term importance of what we are doing in balance with the need to earn and grow right now? I have to tell you, I have not yet seen this in many for profit scenarios. I hope for our wisdom and I pray for our patience as we progress. Nah! I think I am praying or both

[landofodd]

Did I mention I got a new memory card for the Nikon? Instead of 75 pix, I can take 1,100 pix without downloading! No more deleting photos on a road trip!