MARIETTA, OH, June 15, 2013 (Press-News.org) Mole-Master Services Corporation, a leading provider of silo and bin cleaning equipment and services, has always kept a sharp eye out for developments related to silo safety, which the company's management recently found a way to begin sharing with its clients and other website visitors.
"Our staff has monitored bin and silo cleaning news and events for years," said company General Manager Dave Laing, "and we've always had the desire to share our discoveries with the larger community.
"Silo safety is of such concern to Mole-Master and to the industry at large that we decided to dedicate a portion of our website to industry news and updates," Laing said.
Mole-Master's new, online resource center to allows for timely posting of news updates while also allowing for monitoring of stories to make sure the items are relevant and appropriate to post.
Updated weekly (or more frequently as events warrant), the resource center is divided into four sections:
- News
- Industry Articles
- Videos
- Literature
Recent selections ranged from a CBC News feature about a Canadian man living in a converted grain silo to a Woodworking Network piece concerning OSHA's recently released combustible dust firefighting guide.
"Our goal is to provide useful, interesting reports on current industry news and issues," Laing said. "We want people to view us as not only their best source for bin and silo cleaning equipment and services but also as a reliable, trusted news resource."
For over a quarter of a century, Mole-Master has been a leader in the silo and bin cleaning, as well as a cutting-edge manufacturer of silo-cleaning equipment and provider of structural silo inspections. Visit http://www.molemaster.com or call 800.322.6653 to learn more.
Silo and Bin Cleaning Innovator Unveils Online Resource Center
Resource provides regular updates on important news, events and issues related to the maintenance, government regulation, cleaning, use and after-service lives of bins and silos.
2013-06-15
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