The use of drones in construction has revolutionized the building industry. Learn how ACI uses a construction drone for roof inspections and other tasks.
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Hi, I’m George Ray with Associated Contractors, here today because construction is always getting a bad rap about not utilizing technology; we like to do things the way we’ve always done. I wanted to bring some of the technology that we use to you in some short little segments here. Today what we have is a drone. And we use the drone, and here’s your flying portion of the drone, and your controls and your screen of the drone. We started using the drone a couple years ago and it’s a great tool to allow us to stay on the ground. We are able to inspect roofs with it. I actually did a roof inspection this last week with it, and found out where the leak was, and never left the ground, kept my feet firmly planted. So I just wanted to bring it to you to show you that we are using technology and construction. Thank you; if you have any questions or comments please get a hold of us or check out our website.
George Ray is the owner of ACI and has been working in the construction industry for over 40 years. George has worked in the field in numerous roles including Laborer, Carpenter, Superintendent, as well as office roles including Estimator, Project Manager, Sales, Controller, VP, and President. He has extensive experience with pre-engineered buildings and design build.
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Associated Contractors (ACI) takes the COVID-19 situation seriously, and in response, we are complying with current mandates established by both the Federal Government and the state of Pennsylvania. Under the most recent regulations, ACI will begin our reopening phase. Current project sites will resume work with mandates in place. We are following best practices set forth by the CDC for preventing the spread of the virus. This includes daily health screenings, availability of handwashing stations on job sites, social distancing, wearing masks, a limited quantity of people on job sites, limited tool sharing when possible, and tool sanitation. With these measures in place, we recognize there may be delays in communication, and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. ACI appreciates your understanding during this period, as we support the health and safety of our community. For questions please contact George Ray at ray@associatedcontractors.net.