Manufacturing Attire for Peak Performance You are a hero. The end-products that people and businesses enjoy are all curated at the hands of the hard-working manufacturers behind the scenes – you. That’s why you deserve to work in a job that does more than just pay the bills. You deserve to be comfortable and confident while staying protected against every hazard you face every day. And so, here are five attributes you should look for when shopping for clothing for manufacturing workers. #1: Keep It Clean Frayed, torn, or dirty clothing is more than merely uncomfortable. Compromising the company’s image could compromise your reputation with...

By :Juan Ramos Nov 19,2021 1 comments

The Shortage Is Dire – And the Struggle is Real There’s no denying it – the great pandemic of 2020 (which is still very much alive) has affected almost every industry on Earth. And freight shipping is no exception. The industry is experiencing an unprecedented predicament whereby there is a dire shortage of containers worldwide. Unfortunately, this shortage is impacting countless connected supply chains, straining trade globally – mainly in Asia and Europe. But the question remains – where have all these containers gone? The answer could be inland depots, but many are also piling up in cargo ports as well. Others are onboard vessels,...

By :Juan Ramos Nov 12,2021 0 comments

Everything You Didn’t Even Know You Needed to Know! Electric planes are the future of flying. Since they swooped onto the aviation stage, electric planes have left jet fuel-based aircrafts quivering in their presence. Here are three facts you might not have known about these ground-breaking emission-free aircrafts. #1: They Have Big Batteries Instead of jet fuel, electric planes use batteries to fire up the engine – but obviously, batteries lack fuel’s density. That’s why electric plane batteries are big. Very big. As in 3.8 metric ton big. #2: Less Maintenance Seeing as electric motors don’t need gearboxes to bring the engine to...

By :Juan Ramos Nov 05,2021 0 comments

The Latest Air Filters for Post-COVID Flights It’s no secret that COVID-19 changed the way we travel, forever. Airplane powerhouses are more aware than ever of the need for more advanced cabin air filtration, seeing as hundreds of people are breathing the same, recycled oxygen for hours on end. With serious concerns about the coronavirus spreading throughout cabin air, the European Aviation Safety Association (EASA) recently published a safety guidance bulletin. Here are three suggestions every mechanic needs to know: #1: Industrial-Grade HEPA Filters High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters can be installed in aircrafts, but recirculation fans should “never be stopped”. These circulate cabin air in...

By :Juan Ramos Oct 29,2021 0 comments

3 Pro Tips for Pro Plumbers Pipe wrench? Check. Basin wrench? Check. Hacksaw? Check. You might think you have everything you need in your plumber’s toolbox, but if you lack these three items, your reputation could go down the drain. #1: Plumber’s Torch Your iPhone’s light isn’t enough. To effectively illuminate precise areas when sealing and soldering copper pipes for example, you need a professional plumber’s torch – a small, handheld source of light that no plumber should be without. #2: Goggles Disaster happens when we least expect it – like hot water leaks in our eyes just when we’re up close and personal. Avoid...

By :Juan Ramos Oct 22,2021 0 comments

What Aircraft Maintenance Crews Need to Know While aviation crew vests have long been crucial in the aviation industry, safety regulations are always changing. Here are five safety vest regulation mandates you need to know if you’re an aircraft mechanic. 1: They Need to Be Reflective Reflective safety vests must be worn at all times on airport ground. Anyone found without one will be fined or asked to leave. Is it worth the risk? 2: They Must be Worn by Everyone, at All Times From baggage loaders to tug drivers to mechanics, anyone who works at a major airport must be wearing their reflective...

By :Juan Ramos Oct 15,2021 0 comments