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Strategic Automation & Software Solutions

I want to explore areas in glass fabrication where other automation can be effective. These include Enterprise Resource Planning systems, cutting optimization, quality control and material handling. By automating these solutions, companies can retain more people. Automated solutions for these processes allow companies to improve efficiency and keep employees by moving them to other processes that require more manual input, all while maximizing efficiency.

Cover the Basics for Fall Protection Training

It's critical for employees to understand best practices for fall prevention. This introduction goes over best practices in training employees and implementing fall protection safety measures.

By M.B. Sutherland | July 26, 2024

More Advice from The Terminator

In my last Fired Up blog, I focused on the first rule in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Seven Tools for Life.” But the Governator packs so much good advice in these rules, it is almost impossible to stop with just one.

By David Vermeulen | July 22, 2024

Good Vibrations at the CGA

For me, it was an adventure getting to and getting back (thank you worldwide computer outage,) but all- in-all the California Glass Association (CGA) event was awesome… so impressed with the passion and drive this group has and the potential is so clear and exciting. It was honor to attend and visit with so many great people, many of whom I hadn’t seen in years. In addition, it was amazing to run into former coworkers who continue to crush it day in and day out. Incredible people like Cathy and Mike Hartley, Wardi Bisharat, and Joe Carlos. Loved seeing you and catching up!

By Max Perilstein | July 22, 2024

Deep Learning

Integrating artificial intelligence will help the flat glass industry to optimize processes, reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions, and increase international competitiveness. 

By Marc Everling | July 16, 2024

Gold for Sustainability at the Paris Games

The Paris games feature one permanent centerpiece—The Paris Olympics Aquatics Centre, a striking example of new sustainable construction, complete with a sweeping timber structure and glass façade.  

CEO Bill Sullivan Reflects on 40 Years at Brin Glass

For nearly 40 years, CEO Bill Sullivan has built a legacy at Brin Glass Company, starting from the ground up. Since 1984, Bill’s leadership skills and perseverance helped the Brin team navigate through unthinkable challenges. From the economic crisis of 2008 to the hardships of a global pandemic, Bill has continually succeeded in building relationships with clients, co-workers, and vendors alike.

By Madi Olejnicak | July 16, 2024

Taking Back the Market | Equipping Glaziers to Compete in Division 10 | Part 1

Glaziers are well-positioned to take back the Division 10 market and compete in a new way. This 3-part blog series will show you how.

Houston Strong

This week all thoughts to my friends in the Houston area after the devastation from Hurricane Beryl. There are still tons of people without power and a long road ahead for clean-up. I think we as a world sometimes become desensitized to hurricane damage anymore because it, unfortunately, happens yearly, but for those, it affects, it is real. There are a lot of incredible folks in Houston and surrounding areas, and they’re big-time supporters of our industry. I’m hoping for all of them to hang in there and get through this quickly.

By Max Perilstein | July 15, 2024

A Newcomer’s Journey through the Glass Industry

Glass Magazine's new senior media sales consultant, Holly Robinson, visited glass and glazing companies in California and Nevada. Check out updates from Pulp Studio, FHC, Panda Windows and Doors, and more. 

By Holly Robinson | July 10, 2024