APA-The Engineered Wood Association announced the winners of its 2019 Safety and Health Awards. The program celebrates safety and operational excellence in the structural panel and engineered wood industry. Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and LP won Safest Co. Awards in their respective categories, and Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and Roseburg Forest Products Co. topped the competition for the innovation awards.

APA-The Engineered Wood Association announced the winners of its 2019 Safety and Health Awards. The program celebrates safety and operational excellence in the structural panel and engineered wood industry. Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and LP won Safest Co. Awards in their respective categories, and Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and Roseburg Forest Products Co. topped the competition for the innovation awards.

APA-The Engineered Wood Association announced the winners of its 2019 Safety and Health Awards. The program celebrates safety and operational excellence in the structural panel and engineered wood industry. Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and LP won Safest Co. Awards in their respective categories, and Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and Roseburg Forest Products Co. topped the competition for the innovation awards.

APA-The Engineered Wood Association announced the winners of its 2019 Safety and Health Awards. The program celebrates safety and operational excellence in the structural panel and engineered wood industry. Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and LP won Safest Co. Awards in their respective categories, and Resolute-LP Engineered Wood and Roseburg Forest Products Co. topped the competition for the innovation awards.

While calling on jukebox manufacturer Wurlitzer, he developed an idea for replacing tedious hand filing with a power-actuated abrasive belt filing machine, the now well-known Dynafile.

While calling on jukebox manufacturer Wurlitzer, he developed an idea for replacing tedious hand filing with a power-actuated abrasive belt filing machine, the now well-known Dynafile.

EAST GREENVILLE, Penn. - Furniture giant Knoll Inc. said it will cut 275 jobs in order to further reduce operating expenses as it deals with "economic challenges and uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the company's business." The location of the job cuts was not disclosed but should be complete by the end of the third quarter. The move is expected to result in annualized savings of approximately $24 million. The announcement was included in Knoll's May 20 SEC filings.

EAST GREENVILLE, Penn. - Furniture giant Knoll Inc. said it will cut 275 jobs in order to further reduce operating expenses as it deals with "economic challenges and uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the company's business." The location of the job cuts was not disclosed but should be complete by the end of the third quarter. The move is expected to result in annualized savings of approximately $24 million. The announcement was included in Knoll's May 20 SEC filings.