As #NationalSafetyMonth wraps up, we're proud to celebrate our team's safety achievements! At Hoover, our mission is to make people and their environments safer by using fire-retardant-treated wood (#FRTW) products in multifamily or multi-purpose construction. This mission starts with our team and their dedication to safety. "Safety by choice, not by chance" is our guiding principle. Thanks to our team's efforts, four plants had ZERO incidents in 2023! Learn more about our safety commitment and meet our award winners in our latest article: https://frtw.com/?p=12788 #SafetyExcellence #TeamHoover #SafetybyChoice
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Improvements on efficiency and innovation were key factors in our drive to enhance production and better serve the greater Texas area when choosing our new facility in Fairfield. Learn more about our Fairfield journey by visiting https://rb.gy/gi2uba for an exclusive look today! . . . #FRTW #Fireretardant #Lumber #construction #building #FairfieldTx
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Hoover TecTalk Tuesday here, we get a lot of questions about PyroGuard™ and ExteriorFireX™ and which product is appropriate for which application? A: An interior application includes all areas within a structure that are behind the weather-resistant barrier, such as exterior wall sheathing and framing protected by the envelope. These interior materials are treated with PyroGuard™. Conversely, exterior applications, like siding, roof covering, or decking permanently exposed to moisture, are treated with ExteriorFireX™. The key difference is that exterior FRTW must meet the weathering requirements defined by the code. Catch you next week with another TecTalk Q&A! . . . #FRTW #hoovertectalk #FAQ #education #learning #lumber #construction
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At Hoover, Service is a core value, whether it is serving our teammates, our customers or the communities where we operate. We're proud of our President and CEO, David Gillrie, for embodying this value through his service on the Board of the American Red Cross of East Central Georgia.
Executive Director, American Red Cross of East Central GA (headquartered in Augusta GA)
The American Red Cross of East Central Georgia is pleased to welcome nine new Board Members to their Board of Directors: Lindsay Black Director of Communications and Community Engagement, Doctors Hospital Shane Claffey President and CEO, SSC Investments Rodell Evans Jr Deputy Facility Manager, SRNS Brandon Greene General Manager, Augusta GreenJackets David Gillrie President and CEO, Hoover Treated Wood Kevin Knitter, MBA, RICP® Financial Advisor, First Command Financial Services, Inc. Patrick Raley Human Resource Director, Aurubis Michael Williams Senior Leader Distributor Development - North America, Club Car Dr. Eddie Writer Director Sales Operations, ADP “I am thrilled to welcome these remarkable community leaders to our Board,” said Susan Everitt, Executive Director, American Red Cross of East Central GA, “They have demonstrated incredible dedication and leadership through different associations in their careers, and I look forward to their continued support in the ongoing mission of the American Red Cross.” The American Red Cross of East Central Georgia’s volunteer board includes thirty civic and corporate leaders from a range of professional backgrounds, and it serves twenty-three counties across east and central Georgia. The American Red Cross of East Central GA helps our local residents prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies big and small. For over 105 years, it has served our community through the power of its workforce, including more than two hundred volunteers, and the generosity of the American public. Learn more by visiting www.redcross.org/georgia. About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides comfort to victims of disasters; supplies about 40% of the nation’s blood; teaches skills that save lives; distributes international humanitarian aid; and supports veterans, military members and their families. The Red Cross is a nonprofit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to deliver its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or CruzRojaAmericana.org, or follow us on social media. American Red Cross of Georgia
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What made Fairfield stand out as our ideal location to house our new facility? Two key points: location and community! Learn about our full story and the roadmap to Fairfield by visiting https://rb.gy/gi2uba today for a special look! . . . #FRTW #Fireretardant #Lumber #construction #building #FairfieldTx
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Wishing you all a very happy and safe 4th of July weekend from our Hoover family to yours. . . . #4thofjuly #independenceday #USA #happy4thofjuly #FRTW #fireretardant #lumber
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Families from Hoover's Thomson location enjoyed a fun-filled evening at the Augusta GreenJackets game for our first annual family celebration. We were honored to have our very own Mr. Jimmy Herndon, a dedicated team member of 51 years, throw out the ceremonial first pitch! ⚾ Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the night special! . . . #TeamHoover #AugustaGreenJackets #ThomsonGA #AugustaGA #FamilyValues #Serveeachother
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We're back with with TecTalk Tuesday! Today we answer "Can you treat products other than lumber or plywood?" A: While most wood products can be treated, the focus is on frequently used construction materials such as construction-grade softwood lumber and plywood, including Douglas fir, Southern Pine, Spruce-Pine-Fir, Western Red Cedar, and Redwood. These materials, along with some engineered wood products like glulam and laminated veneer lumber, are commonly treated with fire retardants, with the latter now referenced in the 2024 building code under ASTM standards Are you enjoying what you're learning? Drop us a comment below and let us know what you'd like us to answer next! As always, visit our website at frtw.com to learn more, and check back next week for another TecTalk! . . . #FRTW #hoovertectalk #FAQ #education #learning #lumber #construction
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This week on Hoover TecTalk were answering the question: Where is one spot someone could go that resources on regulations and information about FRTW? A: The best spot to look is to go to FRTW.com, our wonderful online resource for all of our documents that contain the information concerning applications for fire-retardant-treated wood, and all the various code provisions for those applications. Additionally, we have a number of Tec Notes that provide good guidance, as well as a wonderful design and construction guide on fire- retardant-treated wood to help people answer those questions. Visit FRTW.com today to access all our resources and documents! And always, check back next week as we tackle through more FAQs. . . . #FRTW #hoovertectalk #FAQ #education #learning #lumber #construction
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We had an amazing time at the NFPA Conference & Expo and Technical Meeting in Orlando, FL. It was a wonderful opportunity to share insights and stay updated on the latest fire safety technology. We enjoyed connecting with fire safety professionals and discussing the benefits and applications of fire-retardant-treated wood (#FRTW). Looking forward to next year! #NFPA #NFPAConf24 #firesafety #orlandofl
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