Masonry Magazine January 1969 Page. 46
SAFWAY SOLVES AGAIN!
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Problem:
Rauenhorst Concrete Construction of Minneapolis needed a method of keeping men and materials at the best height while doing masonry work, without having to move scaffolding platforms more often than necessary. They discussed the problem with Henry Lingl of the Safway branch office in Minneapolis.
Solution:
Henry visited one of Rauenhorst's construction sites, looked over the situation, then put his experience to work. His solution: Safway's "Mobile Bracket." The unique bracket proved to be more than a lifting device-it's a labor-saving system, which raises masons' productivity by continually positioning them at ideal working heights, and by eliminating the delay of moving scaffold planks and materials from one level to the next. The reduced costs have given Rauenhorst's bidding advantages, enabling them to secure profitable contracts.
Rauenhorst Concrete Construction has learned they can bank on Henry to come up with solid solutions to scaffolding problems... and to show up fast on a job site when they need service.
Yet, among Safway people, Henry Lingl's nothing special. He's simply typical of experienced Safway people from coast to coast who are proving daily that one of the big differences in scaffolding is people.
Since Safway was the first company to make and market steel scaffolding, Safway people have more experience with scaffolding than anyone else. See for yourself. Next time you need scaffolding to put you where your work is, call the people who know scaffolding best... call one of the "Problem Solvers" from Safway.
FIRST IN SCAFFOLDING... FIRST IN SERVICE
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SAFWAY STEEL PRODUCTS
6228 West State Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201
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People & Events...
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Ft. Worth territory. Kenneth L. Neering has been named Sales Manager for the Aetna Portland Cement Div. of the Martin Marietta Corp... Miss Lillian L. Brand retired from the Dewey Portland Cement Company main office after 41 years of service. "Today, Concrete Soars!" That's the gist of two color television commercials recently released by Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Trying to see both sides of an argument is a good way to land right in the middle of it.
Members and wives of the Milwaukee Chapter were guests of the West Allis Concrete Products Co. for their December meeting... William K. Raymond has been appointed Executive Vice President of the Essick Manufacturing Co. The appointment of William T. Sly as Sales Manager for its Shore-X line has been announced by Safway Steel Products.
For their November meeting the Oregon Masonry Guild heard Robert F. Higgins, Hazard Products, Inc., San Diego, discuss Hi-Rise Building. Zonolite roof deck applicators will hold their annual meeting at the Hilton Palacio del Rio, San Antonio, Texas, on Feb. 9-11.... The George Hyman Construction Co. has announced that its offices will be located at 4930 Del Ray Avenue, Bethesda, Md. 20014.
In tennis there are two sides and a net, while politics revolve around two sides and a fence.
Roscoe E. Watts discussed the "Legal Aspects of Masonry Contracting" at the recent Region F Meeting held in Portland, Ore. on Jan. 10-12, at the Sheraton Motor Inn. Others on the informative program were Richard Houlahan, Western Clay Products As- (Continued on page 49)