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28.11.2011
Afghan-bound Seabees get Hands-on Training with HESCO barriers
Gulfport, Mississippi, USA
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HESCO conducted an extensive training session for more than 200 Navy SeaBees at Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 7 in Gulfport, Mississippi.
The training, broken down into four three-hour sessions with between 50 and 60 SeaBees each, demonstrated proper filling and repair techniques, how to work with curves and corners, stacking and splitting methods, and tricks during construction.
“We heard ‘HESCO Training’ and thought there nothing more to it than filling them with dirt,” said one SeaBee at the training. “I am very surprised with how much I was able to learn and how much you can do with it.”
The SeaBees engineers will be taking full advantage of their training in the near future, as they are being deployed across Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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25.08.2011
HESCO introduces display area to showcase product development
Leeds, UK
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HESCO recently installed a permanent display area at their manufacturing base in Leeds, UK. The display allows visitors to view a wide range of HESCO products and technologies and to experience for themselves the high quality of engineered protection that has become synonymous with the HESCO brand.
Taking around seven days to complete, the display area predominantly showcases products currently being used in NATO operations in Afghanistan, such as HAB 1, HAB 2, RAID and EPW. HESCO will also use the area to display new products, such as HRSF, their recently launched security fence.
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09.02.2011
HESCO trains U.S.Marines
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Not only does HESCO Bastion manufacture and sell Concertainer units to warfighters worldwide, but we are also committed to the continued training and development of the soldiers we work to protect with our products.
HESCO Bastion recently offered U.S. Marine engineers the opportunity to participate in a free training session where they constructed multiple fighting positions during the buildout of a mock Combat Outpost prior ot their upcoming deployment.
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