Click the image to read the news article published by Linetec and view the video interview featuring Jerry Schwabauer, Azon VP of Sales and Marketing
Click the image to read the news article published by Linetec and view the video interview featuring Jerry Schwabauer, Azon VP of Sales and Marketing
Click the image: The course content is on pages 94-95 in the Architectural Products digital magazine. Flip through to read the article.
Go directly to The Continuing Architect (TCA) website to read the content and take the quiz
The primary responsibility of our Field Service Technician is to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair a wide variety of Azon manufacturing equipment. Our Field Service Technician also provides quality assurance by visiting each customer location quarterly to inspect their procedures, provide machinery maintenance and ensure that established quality protocols are being followed and documented.
Our Field Service Technicians receive extensive hands-on training, from an established service manager, on the operation of all Azon equipment.
Duties and responsibilities:
Education, Skills and Experience:
We offer competitive wages, and an excellent benefit package including family medical benefits, dental, life, long-term and short-term disability, 401(k) and ESOP.
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Executive appointment: chief operating officer
KALAMAZOO, Michigan – 17 January 2019 – Azon has announced the appointment of Margaret Roberts as the chief operating officer (COO) for the Azon companies. In this position, Roberts will be working with production, customer relations, information technology and overall assistance with the Azon international operations.
“Margaret is well-respected for her strong financial leadership and business expertise. The addition of a COO to our executive team will help facilitate a strong and sustainable future for the company,” said Dave Mills, CEO of Azon.
Roberts has been with Azon for over 30-years serving most recently as the chief financial officer (CFO), overseeing all financial operations for the global company. Her corporate responsibilities include serving on the Board of Directors and the Azon Management Committee.
About Azon
With headquarters in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and offices in the UK, Korea and China, Azon serves the globe as a leader in the development of energy-saving technologies for manufacturers of aluminum windows, doors and industrial grouting products.
For more information about the company, visit: www.azonintl.com.
Program title: Concrete Repair, Water Control and Soil Stabilization using Polyurethane Grouts
Length: 1 hour | Live presentation
Learning Units: 1.0 AIA/CES (LU/HSW) Learning Unit, Health, Safety, and Welfare
Azo-Grout™ AIA course description download | Contact us for more information
Course description:
Participants will learn how polyurethane grouts are used for diverting water infiltration in parking garages, water treatment plants, transportation tunnels and sewer systems.
The various methods of evaluating and preparing sites and material selection to repair cracks in concrete infrastructures are reviewed.
At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Since December 2015 and the implementation of the GHS mandate, Azon has aligned its compliance to GHS in labeling and hazard communications.
The GHS mandate—or Globally Harmonized System for Hazard Communication—requires chemical companies to communicate information about chemical materials and protective measures for handling them. Some of the U.S. regions require further information to appear on both the Safety Data Sheets and labels.
To streamline our labeling operations, our North American labels also contain California Proposition 65 and New Jersey RTK (Right to Know).
In addition to those requirements, Azon also serves customers located in the Americas who require French and Spanish languages.
The new 2018 Azon chemical tote and drum labels are designed in accordance with numerous international regulations and are BS5609 certified so the labels will withstand the harshest of environmental conditions.
Durable labels are a necessity, and companies must meet international regulations with both base materials and the ink.
The BS5609 British Standard for pressure-sensitive labels requires resistance to marine immersion (salt water), weathering (UV exposure), temperature cycling and abrasion. The BS5609 certification is similar to UL in that the label and the ink are BS5609 compliant.
Our company is committed to employee safety and we also appreciate and thank you for using Azon as your supplier.
If you have any questions, please contact your field service representative
or Azon customer support here
Tote label A with pictograms |
Tote label B with pictograms |
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