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The best new hires in the construction industry like to join high performing teams. At InfraStripe, we like to measure our performance as a team through the experience of our customers, which helps ensure high performance through every aspect of the job.

The best crew members welcome new innovations in our fast-changing industry. So do we. That’s one way our InfraStripe companies attract and keep the best career-minded professionals.

People who start a new career in construction with an InfraStripe company know their career won’t stall out in their first job with the company. We like to re-invest in our people by promoting from within.

The best new hires in the construction industry want to join a team that cares about their safety. At InfraStripe, we start and end every job every day by thinking about safety. This helps us attract and keep the best career-minded professionals.

October is Careers in Construction Month! We’re exploring how our InfraStripe family of companies attracts and retains the best career-minded professionals.

As Hurricane Helene approaches, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of staying safe in extreme weather conditions. Whether you're on the road, at home, or part of a construction crew, here are a few crucial safety tips to keep in mind: — Weather Safety First: Pay attention to local alerts, evacuate if instructed, and secure your home or work site to minimize damage. — Road Safety in Storms: When driving, avoid flooded areas, reduce speed, and be cautious on high-traffic evacuation routes. Road conditions can deteriorate quickly, so only drive when necessary. — Emergency Preparedness: Safety is our top priority at InfraStripe. We believe in being ready for anything. Now is the time to check emergency plans and ensure you’re prepared—whether at work or at home. Remember, natural disasters can happen anywhere. Let this serve as a reminder to prioritize safety no matter where you are. Stay safe out there, and let’s look out for one another.

104 people died in school bus-involved collisions in the 2022-23 school year. How do we reduce this number to zero?

School buses are already some of the safest vehicles on the road. So how can we improve safety for the more than 21 million students who rely on school buses?

As we mark 23 years since the 9/11 attacks, we remember those who lost their lives and express deep gratitude to the first responders who risked everything. Their bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten. #NeverForget

With more than 21 million students traveling millions of miles by school bus every school day, 15,000 bus-involved collisions a year might seem reasonable. It’s not. We can do a lot better.