I told you last week that we had a Fuzzy and a Bear on our roster. Last week we got to know Fuzzy. This week, let’s get to know Bear! Bear Garber is known as Bear. He goes by Bear. He signs his name as Bear. “There’s no need to put that in there,” was …Continue Reading

IA Stage has added a couple new faces to our ranks: Robert “Fuzzy” Frazer and Bear Garber. Yes, we have a Fuzzy and a Bear on the roster. Isn’t that great?! Today, I’m going to introduce you to Fuzzy. Many of you in the industry will know Robert Frazer from a variety of places. The …Continue Reading

As Hurricane Elsa was doing her thing off the east coast, we gathered, “for the first time in [what feels like] forever.” After over 15 months of meetings via video conferencing and wearing masks – for good reason, of course! – we had a companywide, in person safety meeting on Wednesday, July 7, at the …Continue Reading

Simply put, safety culture is an organization-wide philosophy that places a high level of importance on the values, attitudes, and beliefs of and about safety. It’s “the way we do things around here”. Positive safety culture improves general workplace health, performance, morale, and overall operation. Workplace attitudes and behaviors about safety can be categorized into …Continue Reading

This week, we have a guest blogger who’s going to talk about feeling safe on the job. I’d like to introduce Seth Donaldson, Assistant to Project Management, Safety Officer, and intrepid IT Guy. Here’s a little bit about him, for those who haven’t had the pleasure of meeting him yet: I was born and raised …Continue Reading

Summer weather in Central Florida is here! The rainy season has rolled in, and the storm fronts are hanging around. Rain ushers in consistently rising temperatures in the high 80’s and 90’s, and with rising temperatures, the potential for heatstroke/ heat-related ailments drastically increases. Heatstroke is preventable if engineered safety controls are executed. The best …Continue Reading