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Installation type plays a key role in the type of conduit selected for electrical systems in industrial construction projects. Above ground, below ground, direct buried, encased buried and whether installation is simple or complex — all depend on the project type and environment. What is the difference between above ground

ESU has joined the Champion Fiberglass sales agent/rep network. The firm specializes in construction, industrial and energy management products. They are looking forward to working within the channel to provide productivity enhancements and labor savings for customers.

About A.L. Pickens Co., Inc. A. L. Pickens Co., Inc. is an electrical manufacturer’s representative firm located in Louisville that serves the state of Kentucky and southern Indiana. It was founded in 1960 by Arthur L. Pickens. The agency focuses on innovation in products and solutions for the electrical construction

There’s no denying that labor costs have a significant impact to any electrical project’s bottom line or that poor planning can risk throwing your project off-timeline and off-budget. Estimating labor costs is an essential step in the project planning. Most important to accurately estimating labor costs is knowing the approximate

About CET & Associates CET & Associates was founded in 2010 as a manufacturers representative serving the Rocky Mountain states of Colorado and Wyoming. Led by Principal Tim Cuneo, they represent products and solutions to the residential, commercial, and industrial construction sectors. For Champion Fiberglass®, CET & Associates’ application focus

Article 355 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) details the scope of accepted use, installation, and construction for fiberglass conduit, also known as reinforced thermosetting resin conduit (RTRC), and it’s associated fittings. The code defines fiberglass conduit as “a rigid nonmetallic raceway of circular cross-section, with integral or associated couplings, connectors, and

Fishco Group is a St. Louis-based rep agency that represents Champion Fiberglass in eastern Missouri and central and southern Illinois. The company began in 1998 to provide collaboration and expertise to target markets in commercial, industrial (power plants and refineries) and residential construction.

Champion Fiberglass has achieved ISO 45001 certification. This third certification is in addition to the ISO certifications that Champion has had for many years, ISO 9001-Quality Management Systems and ISO 14001-Environmental Systems Management. Per the International Standards Organization (ISO), 45001 is an occupational health and safety management system that incorporates

Champion FiberglassⓇ is Committed to Health and Safety; Receives ISO 45001 Certification and New UL Designation.