HydraSafe Brake: NYC Training, a Move and a New Hire

HydraSafe^® Brake CEO Kevin Cunningham recently shared news with ELEVATOR WORLD about work in NYC, a physical move and a new hire. In Manhattan in late April, HydraSafe provided installation training to Anthony Rinaldi and his Schindler team at 5 Times Square, a 38-story office tower. HydraSafe then surveyed 17 elevators at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with partner Claddagh, which will be providing a control system for single-plunger code compliance at the Met. Around the same time, HydraSafe spent several weeks moving from its Chicago location to a new, 10,000-ft² facility in Cedar Lake, Indiana. The company currently occupies 5,000 ft² with room to grow. Cunningham said HydraSafe doubled its space and manufacturing capabilities. Finally, the company announced its new Director of Sales and Manufacturing Patrick Moore. Cunning said Moore is a “machinist by trade so elevators are no stranger to him!”