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Following the announcement that it would be opening a new Pittsboro manufacturing facility, FTI is taking the next step by hosting a hiring event July 28 and 29.

One safety risk continues to grow across the industry and often goes unnoticed until something goes wrong: mental fatigue.

Instead of treating mental health as a separate program, Faith Technologies Incorporated has integrated the topic into existing safety processes and day-to-day operations to reinforce the message that mental well-being deserves the same level of attention as physical safety.

Faith Technologies Incorporated has started construction on a new manufacturing facility in Monroe, Louisiana, a project expected to create more than 200 jobs and expand the company's production capabilities.

The electrical design industry is at a pivotal moment, with data centers leading growth and firms adopting a more strategic, disciplined approach. As technology-driven sectors expand, electrical expertise becomes more critical, requiring professionals to embrace diverse perspectives and innovative thinking.

Monroe is getting a major shot in the arm, with Faith Technologies committing to build a 500,000-square-foot manufacturing plant and sink $80.5 million into the city while promising hundreds of new jobs across northeast Louisiana.

FTI is expanding and has begun construction on a 500,000-square-foot manufacturing facility that will create more than 200 jobs in Northeast Louisiana.

Following the announcement that it would be opening a new Opelika manufacturing facility, FTI is taking the next step by hosting a hiring event June 9 at the Opelika Chamber of Commerce.

Electrical construction has always involved risk. Crews regularly work around energized systems and in environments where job-site conditions can change quickly. While those realities have not changed, the way electrical contractors approach safety has shifted significantly over the past decade.