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VP of Operations, has built an outstanding reputation and team conducting the bulk of their work at the AICB training center in Pearland, Texas. Ms. Jordan has contributed significantly to AICB’s growth over the past five years operating the business and delivering courses as well. She will serve as ITI’s Regional Director in Houston as the organization aims to bring the Gulf Coast region many new offerings including 15+ courses at ITI’s training center at the Houston Area Safety Council in Pasadena, virtual reality (VR) simulators, and online course libraries including ITI’s ASME- Approved for CEUs, Fundamentals of Rigging Engineering Program. “We are extremely excited about this
transformative merger and the profound benefits it will bring to our customers, our people and our shareholders. Both companies have passionate employees who are committed to serving all members of the high-risk load handling industry. The additional scale of the combined company will allow us to continue to push the innovation envelope in order to meet the needs of our customers, and at the end
of the day, keep families safe by spreading knowledge within ITI’s curriculum,” reflected Ms. Jordan. Ms. Jordan, along with General
Manager, Justin Meade, Office Manager Rosa Gutierrez, will be joining ITI personnel based out of the Houston Area Council Executive Suites, John Hellums, Training Solutions Advisor, and Efren Solis, Instructor. ITI was founded in 1986 by Mike and
Darlene Parnell who still serve the company on a daily basis. The company made a major entry into the Houston region in 2015 when it announced its partnership at the Houston Area Safety Council in Pasadena. With the addition of the AICB team in Houston, ITI will employ over 35 people across North and South America. ITI President, Zack Parnell shared that,
“Our team has big plans for 2017 and beyond. We couldn’t be happier to join AICB in Houston as they have built an impeccable reputation and their team adds tremendous human capital value to ITI that will serve our customers at a deeper level in the Gulf Coast and worldwide.” y
Alps Wire Rope Appointed as Distributor of Petersen Stainless Rigging; Will Show at ConExpo
> Chicago (IL) based Alps Wire Rope Corporation has been appointed as a distributor for UK-based stainless steel shackle and wire rope fitting manufacturer Petersen Stainless Rigging Ltd. Stock is currently being held for immediate delivery from Alps’ Houston location of Petersen’s high-strength ‘PH’ stainless steel lifting shackles. All Petersen stainless lifting shackles are proof-load tested, marked and certified as standard meaning they are ready to be installed the minute you receive them. Alps provides products that are top quality
and deliver reliable service, which pairs well with Petersen Stainless Steel Rigging. We have set the standards high for quality rigging and look forward to shaping America’s infrastructures and rigs with Petersen’s well engineered, dependable products. “We are thrilled to be working with Alps.
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