News
AIST Women In Steel Conference
Representatives of the JNE Group of Companies are attending the AIST Women In Steel Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from September 16–18, 2024. The second annual conference is a two-and-a-half day event supporting recruitment, engagement, and professional development of women in the global steel industry.
JNE Celebrates International Women’s Day 2020
The JNE Group of Companies celebrated International Women’s Day across all divisions and locations on Friday, March 6, 2020. We asked our female coworkers their thoughts on celebrating this day, what it means to them, and how we can continue to take steps towards gender equality in the workplace.
Advance Steel Academy — JNE to present at Graitec’s annual event
JNE will be presenting at Graitec’s Advance Steel Academy in Atlanta, Georgia in April 2020. The annual event, beginning in 2015, is a crash course in Autodesk Advance Steel software for both amateurs and experts from across North America.
JNE presents at Autodesk University Las Vegas 2019
The JNE Group of Companies recently took the stage at Autodesk’s premiere North American conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Selected from over 2,400 international submissions, JNE’s presentation centered on our utilization of the Autodesk Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) Collection to deliver a complete, complex multi-disciplinary 3D design to our clients.
Take Our Kids to Work Day at JNE
On November 6, 2019, The JNE Group of Companies welcomed Grade 9 students to learn more about careers for national Take Our Kids to Work Day. This day is Canada's most recognized career exploration event, with an estimated 200,000 students visiting workplaces every year.
Coming clean about soapy wastewater treatment
What happens to soapy water after it goes down the drain? The events of the past two years have seen everyone keeping clean by thoroughly washing their hands and constantly rinsing with soapy water. But how do you clean the water that is used for cleaning? JNE Environmental was approached to solve this exact problem.
Understanding Arc Flash Electrical Hazards
Arc flashes, one of the most disastrous and least understood electrical hazards in the workplace, are usually caused by inadvertent contact between an energized conductor with another energized conductor or a grounded surface. These can cause devastating injuries and equipment damage. JNE can provide complete short circuit, arc flash, and relay coordination studies of your facility to help ensure the latest regulations are maintained and employee safety remains a top priority.
Automatic Foam Detection and Suppression in Wastewater Systems
JNE Environmental was contracted by a soap manufacturer in the Toronto area to design and build a foam detection sensor package to enhance foam suppression measures within their plant. This new sensor package, capable of measuring foam height, automatically deploys water spray and anti-foam suppression measures when a specific height of foam accumulation is detected.
