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November 18, 2009
Plant Construction: New Vs. Retrofit (Part 6)

Your company is weighing its options for plant construction. Should you build new or retrofit?

American Laundry News recently invited several engineering, construction and consulting firms with laundry services expertise to respond to some questions about this debate, and identify some of the factors in making the decision.

November 9, 2009
Plant Construction: New Vs. Retrofit (Part 3)

Your company is weighing its options for plant construction. Should you build new or retrofit?

American Laundry News recently invited several engineering, construction and consulting firms with laundry services expertise to respond to some questions about this debate, and identify some of the factors in making the decision.

November 6, 2009
Plant Construction: New Vs. Retrofit (Part 2)

Your company is weighing its options for plant construction. Should you build new or retrofit?

American Laundry News recently invited several engineering, construction and consulting firms with laundry services expertise to respond to some questions about this debate, and identify some of the factors in making the decision.

July 13, 2009
Two Laundry Managers, Distributor Plead Guilty in NYC Bribery Case

HALEDON, N.J. — Three men await sentencing for their roles in a scheme in which New York-Presbyterian Hospital laundry managers received bribes from the owner of a laundry supply company in exchange for steering business to his firm, according to Paul Di Lella, Passaic County, N.J., senior assistant prosecutor.

February 1, 2007
Preventative-Maintenance Program Requires Commitment to Protect Your Investment (Part 3 of 4)

I want to set up a preventive-maintenance program in my laundry. What kind of resources will I need in place to keep my equipment operating well? How much time should I allow for routine maintenance? Can I get any help from manufacturers or distributors?

January 1, 2007
Meet Our 2007 Panel of Experts (Part 3 of 3)

TEXTILE/UNIFORM RENTAL: Roger Bourdeau is chief engineer for the Angelica Textile Services plant in Pawtucket, R.I. He's worked 22 years in the plant, having started as a production associate in 1983. He's completed many training programs and has a Rhode Island Stationary Operating Engineer license.

Being invited to participate in this forum is a pleasant surprise. How does a guy working in a small plant in a 100-year-old building get to “run with the big dogs”?