Welcome to Industrial Theory with Kerry Siggins. Hosted by Kerry Siggins, CEO of StoneAge, Industrial Theory is a podcast created specifically for the industrial cleaning industry. Kerry will speak with the industry’s most interesting and impactful leaders and doers about wide range of topics including leadership, safety, technology, and training.
Unlocking the Power of Human Performance Optimization
In this episode of Industrial Theory, Kerry Siggins is joined by Fritz Kin, Director of Safety, Security, & PSM at Marathon Petroleum Company LP. With over 35 years of experience in safety, including extensive time in refining, Fritz discusses human performance optimization and its transformative impact on safety culture and company growth at Marathon Oil. Their conversation delves into reducing the stigma around safety, embracing mistakes, and building a better company. Kerry and Fritz explore the power of this approach in fostering growth and open communication.
9 Aug 2023
Modernized, Personalized Industrial Training from Vitendo
Guest:
Joseph Blackman, Founder of Vitendo
Quick Background:
This episode of Industrial Theory features Kerry Siggins and guest Joseph Blackman, the founder of Vitendo. Vitendo is an industrial media and education company that’s taken a contemporary approach to delivering customized training videos for large, municipal equipment and vehicles. Joseph explains the importance of delivering this type of training content through modern, digestible user experience features like real-time video, media sharing, and optimized mobile access. Joseph and Kerry discuss the value of relationships in business and why we need to advocate and advance industrial trades as a whole. Plus, hear about Joseph’s entrepreneurial journey from starting the company to his work today with large municipalities and industrial organizations.
23 Jun 2023
Talking the All-New AutoBox 1L Tractor with the One and Only, Carrie Grant
On this special episode of Industrial Theory, host Kerry Siggins is joined by StoneAge sales extraordinaire, Carrie Grant. Carrie joins the podcast to share about StoneAge’s AutoBox 1L— a newly designed, dual belt driven tractor with increased pulling power for single lance operations. Carrie explains that when paired with the Compass radial arm and Sentinel technology, this new AutoBox 1L helps operators rapidly deliver reliable, thorough results when cleaning confined spaces, evaporators, condenser boxes, channel heads, and vertical/horizontal heat exchangers.
Kerry and Carrie discuss how easy it is to operate the system thanks to its intuitive, game-inspired controller and autonomous features like AutoFeed and AutoMove. Carrie explains how one controller can pair with any Sentinel-enabled system, giving operators data analytics and productivity gains during more of their cleaning applications (not to mention a way to stretch their Sentinel investment). She also talks about why she loves being part of the StoneAge team and delivering on the StoneAge Assurance Promise: we do what it takes to help our customers complete their jobs safely, on time, on budget and as easily as possible.
Guest:
Carrie Grant is the North American Sr. Sales Manager at StoneAge. Carrie has served StoneAge customers for the past 23 years, first through StoneAge’s shipping and receiving department, then purchasing, sales, global dealer relations, and now in her current role overseeing the North American sales team.
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