When it comes to data center construction, safety systems must perform at the same scale and reliability as the infrastructure itself. Mortenson, a nationally recognized general contractor, is developing a $1 billion, 700,000-square-foot Meta data center in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Spanning multiple years from 2025 through 2027, the project requires data center construction safety
A $5 Billion, Six-Year Project In September 2024, Mayo Clinic embarked on an ambitious $5 billion, six-year project to transform its flagship campus in downtown Rochester, MN. The renovation will add five new buildings, including two nine-story clinical buildings, spanning a total of 2.4 million square feet. This large-scale project focuses on “future-oriented design
Baseball Stadium Renovation Hilmerson’s safety rail, barrier fence and free-standing fence systems are securing and protecting Cleveland’s Progressive Field renovation. Mortenson, a leading general contractor, spearheaded the project in Cleveland, Ohio, with a vision to revitalize the iconic baseball stadium. The renovation aimed to enhance fan experience, optimize space utilization, and elevate viewing perspectives
In the world of construction, safety is paramount. Ensuring the well-being of workers and trade contractors during the construction process requires innovative solutions that not only meet safety standards but also streamline processes and save valuable time and resources. At Hilmerson, we recognized the limitations of traditional 2x4 wood guardrails and sought to create
23-story multi-tenant Class AA office tower. The 409,000-square-foot tower is located in the heart of Legacy West, a lush urban destination lined with retail, dining, residential, hotel and office spaces. Rendering sourced from Ryan Industry leader Ryan Companies believes in safety first for their workers and trade contractors and creating
Turner Construction wanted a robust, OSHA compliant guardrail system to protect workers and trade partners from falls from heights. They were looking for a simple, robust, construction-grade system™ that was easy to install, stack, store, ship and reuse on future projects. Deploying a reusable guardrail system vs. standard wasteful 2x4’s guardrails saves time, money & project
The new Methodist Health System hospital in Midlothian, Texas, a fast-growing suburb south of Dallas. The greenfield campus features a five-story, 44-bed acute care hospital and three-story medical office building (MOB). Located prominently at the center of the campus, the hospital will employ approximately 300 medical professionals and support staff across 190,000 sq. ft.
Defying the notion that safety costs, rather than saves an organization money, Mortenson proves investing in simple, durable and reusable safety rail products increases efficiency, supports lean 5S methods, and PAYS! The Hilmerson Safety Rail System™ was designed and engineered with feedback from construction industry experts with lofty goals in mind: Reinvent the guardrail
W.E. O’Neil Construction wanted a robust, OSHA compliant guardrail system to protect workers and trade partners from falls from heights. They were looking for a simple, robust, construction-grade system™ that was easy to install, stack, store, ship and reuse on future projects. Most importantly, the Hilmerson Safety Rail System™ supports W.E. O’Neil’s green and sustainable
With boots on the ground, hanging with the hard working men and women in the field and providing solutions to common problems found on construction sites. Hilmerson Safety® assisted industry leader Mortenson with deploying two 3M DBI-SALA® FlexiGuard™ M100 Modular Jib Systems or "sky hooks" at Climate Pledge Arena. Mortenson was looking for a