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June 16, 2016

Wetlands Booklet

New Wetland Booklet (PDF 11.9 MB)

June 16, 2016

“On a recent job in Oklahoma, we faced several different access matting problems. NEW SOUTH performed a pre-job “walk down” and developed an access plan to safely, quickly, and competitively meet our needs. NEW SOUTH employed their Type I, Type II, Type III, and float road technology to provide the correct access needed. The float ...

October 20, 2015

Pike Electric

“Over the last 18 months, NEW SOUTH provided matting solutions on three different jobs for us in the southeast. Through smart planning and safe logistics, NEW SOUTH increased our production efficiencies and kept our costs under control throughout the projects.” Jim McCloud Transmission Manager Pike Electric

October 5, 2015

NEW SOUTH’s Director of Safety, Dan Smith, is taking our safety program to a new level

Dan Smith is leading NEW SOUTH’s safety program to new heights. Young and energetic, he has over 7 years of experience in the construction and oil and gas industries. NEW SOUTH has a corporate culture dedicated to creating safe job sites. Since our inception, we have maintained an OSHA Zero Incident Rating on Job Sites ...

September 29, 2015

American Electric Power

“Major safety and logistical challenges faced our contractors during a 2 mile fiber replacement job on a resort island. The site was just off a very busy highway with the line crossing over private driveways and entrances to rental properties. Many kudos to NEW SOUTH for providing safe, fast access while coordinating with flaggers and ...

September 29, 2015

Chip Vance heads up NEW SOUTH’s Sales Team

Chip provides leadership for the National Sales team for NEW SOUTH Access and Environmental, The Mat Source and USS, developing long-range and strategic plans to ensure revenue budgets and objectives are exceeded. He is responsible for leading the marketing department to achieve revenue, industry recognition and SEO goals. Chip brings 20+ years of experience hiring, ...

June 26, 2015

NEW SOUTH Assists Utility Response Following Natural Disaster

Winds in excess of 160 mph tore through Coal City this week. Located outside of Chicago, the town was struck by an EF3-category tornado taking down a large transmission tower. The event left 61,000 families without power. ComEd construction crews worked around the clock to repair damages. Following a natural disaster like a hurricane or ...

June 17, 2015

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