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Since 1976, U.S. industry leader SONCO Worldwide has provided businesses with quality service and steel-strength job site, crowd control and traffic control solutions. We offer construction barriers, fence screen, OSHA signs, traffic barricades, and more, as well as custom-printed products. Shop now or learn more about SONCO.
Since 1999, STRAY Production Services have created awe-inspiring events that live on in memory long after the lights dim. Based in Lititz, PA, the professional production team serves clients and venues across Pennsylvania and beyond.
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With nearly 2,000 students, West Salem is one of the biggest high schools in the state of Oregon. The school needed help creating a safer environment for its students – alongside new ways to support its big athletic department and enhance the fan experience.
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For more than 100 years, Environmental, Health and Safety (EH&S) has been at the forefront of Whiting-Turner’s culture, a dedicated moral commitment to providing a safe and secure setting across all levels of WT’s operations.
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23rd Veteran is a groundbreaking program that helps veterans adjust back to the civilian world. They also provide training to businesses and communities who want to create a more positive environment for our returning heroes.
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Milhaus is an award-winning, mixed-use development, construction, and property management company that specializes in Class A, urban, multifamily residential buildings
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The city of Woodstock, GA manages Northside Hospital-Cherokee Amphitheater, a venue with a 5,000-person capacity built in 2016. The purpose of the amphitheater was to host a wide variety of events throughout the year, but the budget fell short of updating the city’s crowd control equipment.
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Every 4 years, thousands of people descend on Washington D.C. for the Presidential Inauguration, which requires months of security planning, intelligence gathering and coordination to protect both lawmakers and the public.
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The Harley-Davidson Museum opened to the public in 2008 on a 20-acre (81,000 m2) site built in a historically industrial area of Milwaukee. With over 300,000 visitors a year, crowd control became one of the main priorities for the management team.
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