Here are resources for you following the Succession planning panel discussion at GAWDA SMC 2023 with Jack Butler, Wally Brant, & Bill Baxter.
cylinder ring tags | cylinder safety
There’s never a bad time to revisit safety basics, especially when it comes to compressed and liquified gases. These gases play a huge role in our everyday lives, touching so many products and services that most non-industry people may not even realize.
Refresh your understanding of the critical preventive measures that have been shown to save lives by subscribing to our blog for a free download of our guide: Ratermann's guide to SB-26 & our reccomendations to prevent gas mix-ups.
liquid nitrogen | ratermann mfg | Cryogenic Corner | cryogenic equipment
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Respiratory Standard defines a life-threatening oxygen-deficient atmosphere as anything below 19.5 percent. An oxygen-deficient environment can very rapidly lead to hypoxia (the condition in which the brain and body organs and tissues are deprived of oxygen) and death – thus the extreme importance of having oxygen deficiency alarms in any enclosed environment storing compressed gasses or cryogenic liquids.
From technical skills development to career advancement to getting familiar with the safety concerns and workplace hazards of working in the gas and welding industry, up-and-coming young professionals have a lot to learn from their more seasoned colleagues. That’s why we’re thrilled to co-sponsor the Young Professionals After Party alongside Cryogenic Industrial Solutions at the GAWDA Spring 2023 Management Conference!
industrial gas supplies | ratermann mfg | cylinder ring tags
An oldie, but a goodie, the Ratermann cylinder ring tag is the O.G. that started it all. Before George Ratermann created Ratermann Manufacturing back in 1997, he came up with an ingenious solution to an everyday problem in the gas distributorship industry: how to quickly and unquestionably know if a cylinder was empty or full.
Did you know that between 60-70% of small business owners hope to pass their business on to a family member, but only about 15% actually have a viable plan in place that allows them to do so? Without a succession plan in place, you have no guarantee that your family business will stay in the family.