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COMPANY NEWS
Employee Safety Training
January 8, 2010
Accidental Anomalies, Inc will be providing safety training and certification to all staff members on Monday, January 18, 2010 at their facility in Turner. Operators of powered industrial trucks and aerial access equipment must be fully trained and employer certified. Staff members will be participating in re-certification on Forklifts and Aerial Lifts with training provided by WD Matthews. Re-certification in welding will also be provided.
Maine Company Expanding In Down Economy
December 3, 2009
We at Accidental Anomalies are continuing to grow in the current economy through expanding our service area across the eastern and central United States. We have recently completed work in New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Ohio that included work for Century Drywall Stairs in Rhode Island and a 3-unit spiral stair project in Columbus Ohio. We have also been awarded several green contracts for 2010 in Maine. These projects include:
Falmouth Elementary School with Harvey Construction
Brunswick Elementary School with Ledgewood Construction and
University of Maine at Orono’s test facility with Cianbro Corp.
The Falmouth Elementary School project will include a building with a rooftop garden space and custom laser cut, rare-rail panels around it, as well as library stairs that are a wood/steel combination helix stair. Work in Brunswick Elementary School and at the University of Maine at Orono will include stair and handrail fabrication.
Local Company Growing During Economic Down Time
Diversification and expansion is happening in Maine communities according to Jon Randall of Accidental Anomalies located in Turner, Maine. We are taking steps to diversify our current facilities in an effort to better serve a wider variety of clients with an addition to our buildings that was completed in January 2009. This addition will allow space for new equipment. In August 2009 we purchased the assets of a laser productions company. We are currently setting up two of the four lasers to expand our capabilities for custom metal fabrication. Not only do the lasers allow us to improve fabrication for our current clients, but they also allow us to provide new services to a different clientele. These lasers can also cut wood, plastics and other materials, which will let us use a variety of materials in addition to metal. With plans to develop a larger customer base and create client interaction, we have also updated our website with a new look and design. The new site includes project photos and descriptions along with up-to-date newsworthy information and articles.
Maine spiral staircase
A resource for technical data and pricing information on the construction of spiral staircases. Also, be sure to check out our section on important details to consider before ordering.
robotic welding
Accidental Anomalies, Inc now offers a robotic welding solution for your repetitive motion welds of small to medium sized parts. Learn more or contact us today to get an estimate on your next project.