“The judges’ scores in our tenth annual New Product of the Year contest were extremely close, and all of the products entered this year earned very high marks from them. The scores in several categories—especially protective apparel, industrial hygiene, respiratory protection, and software—were especially close, and we had ties for top honors in two categories.…
In this article for Modern Contractor Solutions Magazine, Triax Technologies’ Chad Hollingsworth discusses the proliferation of technology and how construction companies can apply lessons learned during the first half of 2018 to drive a safer, smarter, more profitable future in the second half of the year and beyond. Modern contractors must contend with increasingly complex…
Our friends at BuiltWorlds spoke to McDonough Elevators’ Joe Galatas and Triax Technologies’ Ian Ouellette about the power of technology and data insights to identify inefficiencies and simplify the construction process, thereby saving time and money. “People have made assumptions through the years with no data to back them up,” Joe Galatas, President of Houston-based McDonough…
Our friends at The Jobsite caught up with Triax Technologies’ Chief Partnership Officer, Chad Hollingsworth, about the promise of a smarter jobsite and what it takes to get there. Check out a key quote below and click here to read the full article. “Everyone knows the construction industry could benefit from being a little leaner,…
While technology can enable greater safety on construction projects, this often starts with developing better safety practices and processes. CONEXPO-CON/AGG caught up with Triax Technologies about the key strategies to implement to boost safety across your organization: Prioritize the most valuable resource. Embrace new technology. Avoid complacency. Check out the full article on CONEXPO-CON/AGG now.
In August, Triax Technologies joined our partners at Oracle Construction and Engineering for the unveiling of their Innovation Lab, a mock worksite based in Deerfield, IL that allows visitors to experience the potential of wearable and sensor technology, drones, autonomous vehicles, and visualization technology for themselves. We’re thrilled to participate in this effort to showcase…
Leader’s Edge Magazine interviewed Gilbane SVP – Director of Risk Management, Don Naber, and Triax President and CEO, Pete Schermerhorn, for an article on how wearable technology is opening employers’ eyes to danger zones, especially in the construction and manufacturing sectors. Check out a highlight below and then click here to read the full article.…
Sessions to include latest solutions, real-world examples for quantifying safety behaviors, risk NORWALK, Conn., Sept. 24, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of technology for the connected jobsite, today announced that company executives will join professionals from Gilbane Building Company and leading risk and insurance firms at the 2018 CLM Construction Conference to…
Until recently, there has been no easy way for supervisors and managers to know which workers are on site, where they’re located or when a safety incident has occurred – whether 5 floors or 15 miles away. What seems like a given, especially in our instant connection personal lives, has remained a challenge in construction,…
As we’ve written about before, construction is one of the last industries to benefit from automation and information technology. Historically, the only electrical equipment on a job site during construction was installed by highly-trained workers. Today, however, the construction marketplace is rapidly changing: technology has become more widespread at the jobsite, more experienced and trained…