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ChemNotes
A Safer Alternative: Emerald HDHeavy-duty maintenance cleaners often contain chemicals, like sodium hydroxide, which can irritate the skin and eyes of the individuals using the products. Hubbard-Hall now introduces a Better, Safer and Faster solution: Emerald HD.Part of an emerging line of environmentally friendly cleaners, Emerald offers heavy duty cleaning that is safer for the workers and the environment. Formulated with surfactants derived from renewable sources, Emerald HD offers effective solutions for industrial and institutional cleaning. A very versatile product, the applications for Emerald HD include floor cleaning, machinery/ parts cleaning and other areas within the shop like walls and windows � Effective on a variety of oils, fats and particulate soils. Please contact us today at info@hubbardhall.com to try this great product! Outstanding Associates Honored
Spend a day at Hubbard-Hall, and it is not surprising to see many associates going beyond the call of duty – which has played a big part in the long-term success of the company. At the Hubbard-Hall national sales meeting this year, 8 individuals were recognized for their outstanding service with the Award of Excellence. Nominated by other Hubbard-Hall associates, the award recipients for 2008 are: David Ingram, Martha Carrejo, Susan Labeck, Michael Crocker, Scott Feda, Linda Miele, Beverly Thompson and Chris Carrozzo. The crystal, free standing plaques were awarded by Andrew Skipp at the close of the President’s Forum last Tuesday evening. Every year moving forward, the executive team at Hubbard-Hall will request nominations for those who have made a large contribution to the company. Congratulations to all the recipients of this year’s Award of Excellence! Pictured from left to right: Chuck Kellogg, David Ingram, Martha Carrejo, Scott Feda, Linda Miele, Chris Carrozzo, Susan Labeck and Andrew Skipp *Not pictured: Beverly Thompson and Michael Crocker Who Has the Power?In an effort to help the community and alleviate the high demand of limited resources, Hubbard-Hall recently completed and launched a significant incentive program with the Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC). Though several incentive programs are out there, we elected to install an �emergency generator� large enough to run our main facility in Waterbury, CT.In January of 2007, Hubbard-Hall applied with the DPUC for this program and five-months later our application was accepted. The program was designed to help Connecticut Light and Power in very high demand situations, so there is little to no impact on the community. Hubbard-Hall is required to comply with the following: - Install a generator on site - Allow CL&P to install a monitoring meter - Pass the initial test - Agree to switch over to the generator within 30-minutes when contacted. In addition to providing a benefit to the community, this generator has the ability to keep Hubbard-Hall running in the event of a power failure. This added benefit is very important as it keeps the computer server and phone systems in tact. We also can manually switch over to the generator to get off the main electrical grid in the event of an impending brownout. Though the Connecticut DPUC has discontinued this particular inventive program, they do offer other ways for companies to contribute and save money. For more information contact you local power company representative. Hands On Experience for Local Chemistry Students
On May 8, 2008, Hubbard-Hall hosted the first bi-annual visit from local high school students at the Inman, SC facility. Twenty-five students from Chapman High School were selected by their chemistry teacher to take part in a “hands on” learning experience and to witness how chemistry can be applied in the workplace. The agenda for the day was developed by Scott Papst and Dr. Doug Patton.During the half-day visit, Hubbard-Hall chemists and technicians demonstrated various laboratory techniques. The exercises included Oxidation/Reduction titrations, Infrared spectrafratometry and Ion chromatography presented by Dr. Patton, Dr. Yin Li, John Lyon and Larry Ensley. Dr. Patton also met with the students and addressed the various projects he has worked on during his tenure, just under 8 years, with Hubbard-Hall. The visit concluded with lunch provided by Hubbard-Hall, which also gave the students an opportunity for discussion. The day was a success, and a special thank you goes out to Brent Burleson and Dr. Patton for coordinating the event and to all employees who participated. Hubbard-Hall in Your Home
Got a Wii? If so, thank a Hubbard-Hall customer for the virtual motion you see on your screen. A semiconductor manufacturer based in New England dominates the accelerometer market and transferred technology originally designed for airbags to the hot space of video games.
How "Green" is Your Company?
Hubbard-Hall is committed to help preserve our mother earth! We look to continue developing new and “greener” products, as well as other initiatives to conserve resources like energy and fuel. We’re always looking for new ideas, and would like to know: What is your company doing to go “greener”?Click Here for the Survey and receive a FREE eco-friendly tote!
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