Chances are you have used a smart phone recently to look up directions, check your friend’s social media, read a restaurant review or for numerous other tasks that have become common place in today’s society.
Read More...“Road trippin' with my two favorite allies. Fully loaded we got snacks and supplies. It's time to leave this town, it's time to steal away. Let's go get lost anywhere in the USA..." (RHCP)
“Chief was rescued right after Christmas in 2021. He loves chips and chasing anything that runs. So far has checked off chasing a horse, an armadillo, an opossum, and squirrels.” ~ Ralph Parrett
“This is my cat, Kodie. We’ve been together since 2019, and she’s the absolute lord of the land and completely spoiled. Her hobbies include doing her best impression of an Olympic hurdler during zoomies and walking on Mom in the morning just in case she forgets about breakfast. Her favorite toys are boxes, socks, and catnip. She greets me at the door, loves belly rubs and naps, and is a complete weirdo.” ~ Tori Kushner, Mechanical Engineer
“Sandy Claws was a Christmas gift from my wife Sarah and our sons Alexander and Gabriel. She is a wack-adoo bearded dragon with a gentle nature. She likes to sleep in cold dark spots. When I’m working from home, she scratches at the glass of her tank to be let out so she can hangout near me or run to her favorite spot under our glass TV stand.” ~ Andrew LaFontaine, Controls Engineer
“This is Nova, a Husky/Lab mix. When she was a one year old pup she decided to pull us up Mt. Major in Alton, New Hampshire. She loves chasing chipmunks and curling up in the snow.” ~ Daryl George, Project Manager
“This photo was taken in 2021 on Ric’s Ranch (aka our backyard). My wife Aubrey and I have a 6 acre property that we share with our two lovely dogs Libby and Stevie Nicks and the REAL head honcho, Ralph the rooster!” ~ Eric Cassidy, Electrical Engineer
“Freya is a 2 year old lab-hound mix. She was rescued in Florida and brought north to NY where I adopted her at 17 weeks old in February 2021. She loves to hike, play with friends at the dog park, and she comes to work with me almost every day. She is named after the Norse goddess Freyja, which in old Norse translates to Lady.” ~ Jason Barry, Controls Engineer
“Maggie is our first ever pet (other than hamsters when our kids were little)! She is a Cavapoo ( ½ Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and ½ Mini Poodle). My husband and I are very much enjoying this little bundle of fur and boy does she have energy! It’s kind of like having a baby again.” ~ Mary Beth Bouvier, HR Generalist
“This is Paxton at 7 months old, relaxing in the grass after chasing sticks and bumble bees. Luckily, he was only able to catch the sticks! He loves hiking and splashing around in the water. Paxton likes to keep his eye on the coming and going of squirrels, chipmunks, and rabbits in our neighborhood. We all feel much safer when he is on duty.” ~ Brenda Rose, Senior Control Systems Engineer
“This is our cat Eli who is constantly seeking out the sunshine. Wherever he can be in the sun, that’s where we can expect to find him lounging.” ~ Jenna Beatty, Commissioning Engineer
“Zoey is our 10 month old Boxer/Pit Bull rescue. Wherever dogs are allowed, Zoey will be by my side. Even when visiting Patriot’s Place and Gillette Stadium! She happens to be a Pats fan. She loves the off leash freedom she gets going on hikes and loves posing for photos.” ~ Shawn Costa, Senior Electrical Designer
“Timmy is a Gold Lyretail Molly, (Poecilia sphenops) who enjoys much attention, snacks and his pet snail. He is high energy and loves hide and seek. He eats TetraMin and prefers Fiji water to other flavors.” ~ Jon Edgar, Commissioning and Validation Team Leader
“We found Lucy in my sister’s back yard along with her siblings - Matt, White Paws and Baby Face. All the kittens have found a home. She is very snuggly and a big foodie. She really likes to sit on my desk while I’m at the computer and likes to practice her typing skills by walking across the keyboard. She’s still trying to figure out the shift key.” ~ Zack Baldwin, Mechanical Designer
“We got Akira when he was about six weeks old. Less than a year old now, he’s just a 130-pound baby! He’s extremely friendly and lovable, and doesn’t know his own strength. Those sad, Saint Bernard eyes have gotten him out of trouble more than once…” ~ Jim Charbonneau, Senior Controls Engineer
The control system in the Central Utility Plant (CUP) was approaching obsolescence and needed to be upgraded to mitigate the risk of a hardware failure interrupting manufacturing. We were hired to upgrade the entire control system while keeping the CUP running. The systems were upgraded to the site standard without a single interruption to services.
This project included the installation of two 1250 ton steam driven chillers to replace three existing steam absorption chillers. Due to the tight space constraints for the project, Hallam-ICS utilized a 3-dimensional model for the piping layout which allowed the project to be completed with the planned schedule and budget while not impacting existing operations.
The Fairfax County Public School (FCPS) system is one of the largest in the United States, consisting of over 250 buildings across 400 square miles, serving 180,000 students. FCPS issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an "all inclusive" Arc Flash Analysis. Hallam-ICS utilized the 7 steps that ensure the success of a thorough Arc Flash Assessment.
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Chances are you have used a smart phone recently to look up directions, check your friend’s social media, read a restaurant review or for numerous other tasks that have become common place in today’s society.
Read More...A Safety Requirement Specification (SRS) defines the basic functions of a toxic gas monitoring system (TGMS). It also helps with many design considerations. The format Hallam-ICS prefers to use for documenting is a basic matrix. Spreadsheet tools are an excellent way to manage the SRS.
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