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

June is National Safety Month, and as is our wont, we’re going to follow along with the National Safety Council’s (NSC) weekly topics and share information with you throughout the month of June. This week’s topic is Preventing Incidents Before They Start. The NSC published a webinar hosted by Phil Molé of Velocity EHS, which …Continue Reading

April is Rigging Safety Month! We are a proud member of USITT’s Rigging Safety Initiative (RSI) and we’ll be crowing about the RSI on our social media platforms for the entire month. From rigging safety tips to items you’ll find in a riggers toolbox, this information campaign will lead you right up to National Arbor …Continue Reading

78°. Partly cloudy. 74% humidity with a light wind blowing at 10mph. Sounds like a great day for golf! Mark Black, IA Stage’s founder and president, thought so, too. “The IA Stage family has had too many losses from cancer,” he said. And so, to celebrate the IA Stage survivors, he sponsored four IA Stage …Continue Reading

Since the pandemic hit Florida back in April, we’ve managed to stay open. We’ve been supporting all of our current and future projects – even those that were shut down or put on hold – as best we can. Many were shut down. Many still are. Just recently, as sites have begun to reopen, Joe …Continue Reading