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How do you keep people safe under highly hazardous conditions? Construction and industrial projects form the backbone of modern infrastructure and economic progress—They are also among the most hazardous, with workers exposed to risks such as falls, electrocutions, heavy machinery accidents, and hazardous materials.

The first step in keeping people safe is to understand the issues and consequences, properly set the priorities, and build a safety culture

Hansen-Rice, Inc. (HRI) is known for its design-build expertise, but the company's recent community initiative shows that they are also builders of goodwill and care, especially when it comes to supporting local kids.

As HRI passed its ISO 9001 Stage 1 Audit in December 2024, we reflected on our quality assurance journey. Like every success story worth sharing, it began with a clear objective, strong commitment from company leadership, and internal champions to push it over the finish line.

HRI’s objective was (and is) to operate at the top of industry standards—at a minimum, to hold ourselves accountable to the same level of quality that many of our clients achieved in their facilities.

Automation is altering the way businesses operate, especially in warehousing and manufacturing. Two predominant actors in this rapid tech transformation are Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs) and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs). Yes, both technologies are designed to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs, but they serve very distinct functions and applications. Your early planning team should include an unbiased subject matter expert who can guide your selection and procurement process with your long-term business goals and project objectives as the priority.