Talecris Plasma Resources_Peoria, IL_September 2017

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SEPTEMBER 2017

Construction Update Newsletter

INSIDE SCOOP Talecris Plasma Resources - Peoria, Illinois

New addition progress.

Project Update

Kicking Off A New Location!

Welcome to the latest addition of Inside Scoop. With the metal building addition up we have completed the interior framing. Drywall hanging and finishing will be completed this week allowing for the finishes to start next week.

Steve Null, Project Manager steven@elzinga-volkers.com

New parking lot.

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Inside Scoop - Construction Update Newsletter Talecris Plasma Resources - Peoria, IL - September 2017

Brian has personally supervised over $153,000,000 in projects during his career. He has completed projects in 10 states, has been a Field Manager for 29 years and in the industry for over 36 years.

MILESTONES COMPLETION FINISHES

Brian Marion Field Manager

ROUGH-INS

brianm@elzinga-volkers.com

FRAMING IN EXISTING

RENOVATION

About Brian

DEMOLITION OF EXISTING

COMPLETION

A D D I T I O N

FINISHES ROUGH-INS INTERIOR FRAMING NEW PEMB FOUNDATIONS UNDERGROUND

Sheet rock going into place.

TRADE CONTRACTOR

SPOTLIGHT Once we were able to start the landscape work, CJL, employed a large work force and proceeded to have ALL of the parking lot completely landscaped in 3 days. They planted 15 trees and over 500 different plants. They applied grass, erosion control fabric and completed the irrigation work on sloped areas and along the city street. Their work gave the project a completely different look and feel. Grifols employees are very happy with the looks of their new parking lot area.

SAFETY FIRST

Elevate your Safety Habits Ladders are used by most, if not all, trades throughout various stages of construction projects on-site...and at home. Ladder safety is extremely important not only at the jobsite, but at home as well. Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind when pulling the ladder out to hang those holiday lights: - First, inspect the ladder to assure there is no damage.

- Next, only use a ladder on a stable and level surface.

- Finally, do not step on the top step or rung of the ladder unless it was designed for that purpose.

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