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Dome Technology broke ground for their new world headquarters next to its current complex. The building shell will be a 184 foot […]
Dome Technology broke ground for their new world headquarters next to its current complex. The building shell will be a 184 foot x 144 foot low-profile ellipse with a height of 30 feet. The building will have a 15,000-square-foot footprint with a 2,500-square-foot mezzanine. It is due to open in February 2014 and will add a striking new landmark to Idaho Falls.
Idaho Falls has been the company’s home for nearly 40 years and the new building is a demonstration of Dome Technology’s current success, its confidence in its future and its commitment to Idaho Falls. The building will be the biggest single expression of Dome Technology’s values and will be outstanding in its environmental commitment to tackling climate change.
This new building will give Dome Technology employees a working environment they can be proud of with first-class facilities. The building will overcome the inefficiencies of our existing complex of buildings and make better use of space to allow greater co-ordination and interaction between business teams. Dome Technology’s approach will be to minimize individual office spaceand maximize the flexibility given by open plan floors. But where confidentiality is required it will be available. The new building is an opportunity to take advantage of new technology to create greater flexibility to the advantage of both the business and individuals.
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Dome Technology has been awarded a Silver Award for Contractor Safety Excellence 2012 by Drax Power for its work on an industrial […]
Dome Technology has been awarded a Silver Award for Contractor Safety Excellence 2012 by Drax Power for its work on an industrial storage project at Drax Power Station. The awards were listed in two safety categories: for those contractors that have worked up to 25,000 man hours, and for those that have worked over 25,000 man hours. Dome Technology was nominated for working up to 25,000 man hours for its work on an industrial storage project.
Nic Anderson, site superintendent, attended the Drax Safety Conference in Leeds to receive the award. Drax praised Dome Technology for its commitment to Health and Safety.
“We commenced working with Drax Power in 2012 on a unique industrial storage project, striving to achieve an excellent health and safety record has been a number one priority,โ said Bryan Butikofer, Chief Operations Officer. “My team are delighted. This award reflects our continual commitment to health and safety and the importance of behaving the right way, all of the time, on our projects.โ