Skills That Lead to Success October 1, 2020 Nicolette Haen If you are searching for a new opportunity and possess a willingness to learn, a safety mindset, are dependable and team oriented, you may be more qualified than you think for various types of jobs.
Taking Hours Off the Job Site August 12, 2020 Nate Bevers As we continue to sift through the days of this current pandemic and look to the future of the industry, it will become vital for the construction industry to pull labor off site and declutter job sites.
4 Keys to Customer-Centered Product Design July 22, 2020 Brandon Teachman Customer-centered design is a great process for design, providing confidence that your product will help its users accomplish their goals, leading to increased sales and lower customer service costs. Tailoring products for people in specific contexts and with specific tasks also leads to safer products.
Data Appreciation in Manufacturing June 15, 2020 Michael Sell One of the major benefits of ERP systems is that they provide a wealth of data about operational performance that can quickly be queried, so it's not surprising that developing and implementing them can be a challenging process. We're excited about the benefits our system will provide to our customers and team members.
The Importance of Root-Cause Analysis May 27, 2020 Doug Koehler Sometimes the root cause of a problem seems obvious, when in reality it’s not. If you solve the problem without finding the root cause, you may not be solving the real problem, but simply treating the symptoms.
Improving the Employee Experience May 13, 2020 Nicolette Haen As Excellerate continues to grow, our Talent team will continue to develop strategies and implement processes to improve the employee experience. Continuous improvement is core to our organization.
Excellerate Pivots to Manufacture Emergency Deployable Medical Units May 5, 2020 John Gunderson Innovation is one of our core values. Based on the work we do with containerized solutions, we looked at how we could manufacture mobile medical units to support the increased need for hospital beds.
Incorporating ‘Broken Windows Theory’ in Manufacturing Safety April 15, 2020 Joseph Bolle Does your organization focus only on major safety hazards? Keep the Broken Windows Theory in mind to ensure you keep your focus on big and small safety efforts.
25 Years of Manufacturing for Construction April 1, 2020 Jacob Feutz At Excellerate, we work hard to help close the gap on labor productivity, make job sites safer and reduce their environmental impact. See our video to learn how we do it.
Shorten Time to Market and Increase Value with Modular Buildings March 19, 2020 Brandon Teachman Prefabrication in a controlled factory environment provides advantages to a project’s end goals in several ways including high quality, increased safety, optimized footprint and economic advantages.
