PS DOORS Manufacturing Division upgrades to the new ISO 9001:2015 certification. As of September 1, 2017 PS DOORS re-certified its ISO certification and upgraded to the new 2015 standard, one year ahead of schedule.
20 years ago, our hometown of Grand Forks faced flooding that devastated our city. With the help of others we rebuilt. Now, we are honored to “pay it forward” to those affected by Hurricane Harvey with the help of students from Twining Elementary and Middle School.
At PS DOORS our mission is “to produce products and services that exceed expectations.” You can rest assured that our PS Safety Access Brand Products will always exceed expectations when it comes to your safety. Everyone deserves to go home after a hard day’s work and our products provide the necessary safety precautions to meet that goal.
An ordinary hollow door is neither durable nor advanced enough to provide the kind of trustworthy service needed to keep people safe and technology running efficiently. The ins and outs of the power industry require a specialized door developed and manufactured for power plants.
When storms caused two floods within five years, the town’s engineers turned to PS Flood Barriers for help.
Professional baseball in Clinton, Iowa, is as much of a mainstay as the mighty Mississippi River. In 2006, the stadium underwent a $4.2 million renovation and discovered PS Flood Barriers.
In the summer of 2016, Basin Electric Power Cooperative needed to close off an air compressor room in one of its first power plants, known as Leland Olds Station, and it looked to longtime partner PS Access Solutions™ to get the job done. PS Access Solutions has manufactured products for the Leland Olds Station for several years, providing industrial swing doors, sliding doors and access hatches throughout the plant. For this particular project, the plant needed to close off three openings in an air compressor room in order to transform it into an airlocked environment.
Grand Forks manufacturer PS DOORS has received the Grand Forks Region EDC board of directors 2017 Corporate Impact Award.
As a result of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, Con Edison, an energy company providing electricity, gas and steam service to more than 10 million people in New York City and Westchester County, needed to improve its flood protection efforts in facilities where gas pipes surfaced. Con Edison selected PS Flood Barriers to step up to the challenge, and it accepted.
In 2012, Hurricane Sandy devastated the East Coast. Part of that destruction was flooding at wastewater pump stations located in Ocean County, New Jersey. As FEMA stepped in to help mitigate the impact of Sandy’s destruction, one of the stipulations for OCUA to receive FEMA assistance was the installation of flood protection barriers. OCUA looked into several companies to do the job and was most impressed with the experience of PS Flood Barriers and the simplicity and quality of the company’s flood planks.