Spider Introduces Spider Systems Group

Words: Dan KamysSpider Introduces Spider Systems Group

Spider, a division of SafeWorks LLC, introduces Spider Systems Group, the dedicated team of experts designed to provide access and fall protection solutions for the most complicated, mission-critical projects.

The Systems Group works in concert with the extensive Spider branch network to meet the unique needs and challenges of large industrial and commercial project work. It is resourced to deliver the response time, site support, project management, safety code expertise and innovative solutions that the most critical energy, infrastructure and landmark project teams demand.

“The veterans that comprise the Systems Group are some of Spider’s finest – dedicated, knowledgeable, innovative experts who have a track record of successfully managing the most demanding access challenges from start to finish,” says John Sotiroff, VP of Spider Sales and Distribution. “With over 65 years of industry knowledge along with the combined experience of these veterans, the Spider Systems Group is the partner to trust when the work is on the critical path.”

To learn more about this new offering, visit www.spiderstaging.com/PDF%20Files/Cut%20Sheets/General/SPIDER_BROCHURE_APRIL_2013_FINAL2_Web.pdf. To reach the Spider Systems Group, call 877-774-3370.

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