PSG Wilmington - "Golf Balls as Gifts" Fundraising Effort

Joe Pietrondi recently met Bob Duke who has raised over $193k since 2015 for the "Wounded Warrior Project". Bob cleans used golf balls and sells them to the public.  All of the profits are donated to the Wounded Warriors Project.  Joe headed up an effort in Little River and collected over 600 golf balls for the cause!

           

CMS Team Building

Last Friday CMS Controls headed out to Rush Hour Karting for a Team Building Event. 

The group raced for 2 hours with a championship race for the top 10 qualifiers. Tyler James took the checkered flag and Dillon Davis was 2nd and April Evans was 3rd. 

Also, we had an Axe Throwing competition and it was close between Thornton Taylor and Jason Cressionnie, but Jason was the overall Axe Throwing champion. 

 Appetites were high after all that fierce competition, lunch was catered with hamburgers, hot dogs, and all the sides.

Customer Testimonial - Grady White Boats

Since 1971 PSG has been committed to developing long term solutions though our local resources, experience and expertise. Take a look at one of our valued client relationships 

in this brief video.

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Way to Go PSG Virginia!

Job well done for our PSG Virginia teams! 7 years without a lost time incident! 

 

Smartphone Freeze

For most everyone, using a smartphone is part of our daily routine and for many, it is an essential tool for our work and business. Today's powerful phones more vulnerable to cold weather than ever.

In a recent test performed by the Technical Research Center of Finland, a wide range of consumer phones were put in a “cold room”. Many phones, particularly Apple’s iPhone, performed poorly at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. At 14 Fahrenheit, over half of the consumer devices tested shut down and refused to power back up. 

The two major places your phone will fail in extreme cold weather: the screen, and the battery. 

As the temperature drops, the touchscreen glass becomes more fragile. It has been reported to crack very easily and shatter more readily. The battery, when exposed to cold weather, begins to behave erratically. It will begin to discharge far faster than normal, report the wrong charge level remaining, or simply shut off without warning. 

Take extra precautions when you have to use your device in cold weather. If you must leave your phone somewhere cold, it’s better to turn it off completely instead of just putting it to sleep. This will help ensure that you have a charge remaining when your device warms back up and you need to use it.