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The construction and dairy industries have little in common, but what they do share is crucial: Both are committed to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Construction industry leaders are urging net-zero building practices, just as the dairy sector’s National Farmers’ Union set an ambitious goal to achieve net-zero farming by 2040.

It seems that there is no single product or software that automatically categorizes a production system as modern — at least not yet. It is generally a collection of technologies used together and deployed in a concise way that allows the user to realize a current generation (aka modern) control system.

Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), a national leader in engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean energy, earned the first place 2022-2023 Safety Excellence Award from the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). This is the fourth consecutive year FTI has received this recognition from NAWIC for its proactive safety and health programs.

An electrical manufacturer in Little Chute is looking to fill 200 positions at its new facility. Excellerate, a division of Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), broke ground on its 385,000-square foot facility on W. Evergreen Drive last year.

Austin Dorsey and his co-workers at Excellerate are doing much of the work that used to happen in the field in a bright, climate-controlled facility in Little Chute. He’s working on one of the products the company supplies to construction sites.

As the world becomes increasingly aware of the need for sustainable energy sources, it demands that more companies shift toward renewable energy. As renewable energy becomes more prevalent, building owners and property managers need to integrate smart energy solutions into existing building systems. One such solution is distributed energy.

On Episode 27 of “EC&M On Air,” a podcast series from EC&M magazine that shares industry intelligence, insights, and opinions on all topics electrical, Ellen Parson, editor-in-chief of EC&M sits down with Rocky Rowlett, vice president of safety for Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), to talk about all things electrical safety, specifically how FTI treats safety as a culture at their company. They cover FTI’s recent AGC Construction Safety Excellence Grand Award win and how its safety strategy has evolved over the years.

An electrical manufacturer in Little Chute is looking to fill 200 positions at its new facility. Excellerate, a division of Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), broke ground on its facility on W. Evergreen Drive last year.

A division of Faith Technologies Incorporated will add up to 200 jobs for a new facility in Little Chute. Excellerate, which is a division of Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), is looking for up to 200 people to hire for its new facility in Little Chute. The location is reportedly 2125 West Evergreen Drive.