CBT Safety Specialist, Jeremy Watkins, demonstrates the innovative GuardLink™ Technology from our partner Allen Bradley. This technology takes safety and efficiency in your plant to the next level with seamless communication and reliable automation.
When servicing electrical equipment, workers must comply with safety regulations what require a voltage verification test to validate the absence of voltage. This process includes a number of stages that can be complex and time-consuming when using hand-held portable test instruments. The VeriSafe™ Absence of Voltage Tester from CBT partner Panduit simplifies this process by automating the voltage verification process.
CBT partner Gates Corporation saved one company thousands per year when they upgraded their outdated v-belt operations to higher efficiency synchronous belts.
CBT partner Martin Sprocket and Gear offers a wide range of unique products ideal for the food and beverage industry. When so many rely on your product to be defect-free, you can’t risk any slip-ups. Martin’s one-of-a-kind metal detectable plastic product line will prevent downtime, prevent recalls, and save you money.
CBT is extremely honored to be recognized by the Cincinnati Enquirer as a Top Workplace in Cincinnati for the third year in a row.
Everyone was on the edge of their seat during the 2018 Masters tournament as Jordan Speith tied for the lead on the 17th hole. There was a good chance that he was going to win as many had predicted, but unfortunately a bogey cost him the green jacket. That’s the game of golf we’ve grown to know and love – always keeping us on our toes.
Every June the National Safety Council (NSC) sponsors National Safety month where people and companies across the country come together to spread awareness about safety risks at home, in the car, and at work. According to the NSC a worker is injured every 7 seconds on the job. The worst part about this staggering statistic is that each and every injury is preventable.
All food processing equipment should be designed, used, and maintained with food safety principles in mind. Violations of these practices can cost companies thousands, if not millions, to resolve. It is important that companies consider not only the initial purchase price, but the total cost of ownership as well. Companies should also consider the cleanability and reliability of the equipment provided by suppliers who understand the principles of sanitary design. Supplier and CBT partner, ABB Baldor, has recently released their stainless steel motor ideal for food and beverage applications.
