Eddie Castillo calibrates the systems in the Cardinal IG facility on June 1. Castillo has been working at Cardinal for 18 years and has served as a shift lead.Â
Felipe Magana shows the bikes used by engineers to get from one point to another in the 550,000 square foot facility. He explained sometimes they need to respond in a timely manner and the bikes give a way to transport their tools and equipment as well.Â
Don Benefield explains how their frames help keep the insulated glass while in transport. The frames also protect worker’s hands from the sharp edges on the glass panes.Â
Javier Vargas unloads a tempered glass lite from one of Cardinal’s glass tempering production lines while Jose Evangalista performs a quality check.Â
Eddie Castillo calibrates the systems in the Cardinal IG facility on June 1. Castillo has been working at Cardinal for 18 years and has served as a shift lead.Â
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Felipe Magana shows the bikes used by engineers to get from one point to another in the 550,000 square foot facility. He explained sometimes they need to respond in a timely manner and the bikes give a way to transport their tools and equipment as well.Â
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Noeli Baltazar works the production lines on June 1.
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Don Benefield with Ron Kurahara and Chelsea Marr during a tour of the Cardinal IG facility on June 1.
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Don Benefield explains how their frames help keep the insulated glass while in transport. The frames also protect worker’s hands from the sharp edges on the glass panes.Â
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Javier Vargas unloads a tempered glass lite from one of Cardinal’s glass tempering production lines while Jose Evangalista performs a quality check.Â
It has been nearly one year since Cardinal IG celebrated their commitment to safety and the Oregon Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s (OHSA) Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). Last July, Cardinal President Dave Pinder and OHSA Administrator Renee Stapleton came to the Cardinal IG facility in Odell. Stapleton presented a plaque and Pinder spoke to the importance of safety and his gratitude for the employees and staff members.
Cardinal IG continues to uphold the highest safety standards, and gave members of Hood River Rotary a tour of their glass-making operations June 1. Lunch was provided by Pour Girls and Plant Manager David Windsor gave a brief overview on Cardinal’s history and where they are today. Cardinal’s Odell plant employs 400 workers and produces more than 2.5 million units every year. Originally from Minnesota, Cardinal Glass chose Odell as a location due to the nearly perfect elevation for their double and triple pane insulated glass products. They can safely ship products to Washington, Canada and beyond without the glass breaking.
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