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News: Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: February 6, 2014
General Safety Services launches new website: generalsafetyservices.com
General Safety Services (GSS) has launches a new website (http://generalsafetyservices.com). The new site provides increased custom experience for local and regional customers.
GSS is a facility contract provider specializing in fall protection, window washing, and anchoring systems. It's new website has much improved functionality, organization of information, large graphics or their services, and video.
When lives are on the line, hire the company with the experience, expertise, results, and focus on safety.The GSS team brings more than 90 years of experience to your building maintenance projects. All GSS technicians are highly trained in operating the equipment used to perform their work. Every employee must pass a rigorous training program including a health and safety program before performing on- site duties. In addition, a skilled foreman is present at all job sites to handle any questions or complications that may arise. GSS is a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise.
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