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This allows Fit For Work to harness a ton of evidence-based knowledge for training their providers. Fit For Work’s sister company, Evidence in Motion, is the U.S.’s leading Musculoskeletal education company.

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Fit For Work also has a team of Certified Professional Ergonomists, Certified Safety Professionals, and Industrial Engineers who support the Providers and/or deliver value to their clients directly through one time projects or ongoing Subscription Services.

Infrastructure – All Onsite Early Intervention Providers are Fit For Work employees, not subcontracted out, to ensure consistency and quality.

Now, current CEO John Groves has picked up the torch and focused the company on three core components: Tom Tobin and Keith Adamson created Fit For Work back in the late 90s and built a strong culture of customer service. Matt said, “There is growing awareness of a preventative approach, but it’s been slow.” Others think Fit For Work might be a threat to their jobs – easily proven false. In some cases, safety personnel don’t believe Fit For Work’s claim of reducing injuries by 50% – easily proved true. Their awareness of proactive injury prevention is low. Safety Managers and Plant Managers keep an eye on employees who work in warehouses, distribution centers, delivery vehicles, and construction sites. In tech companies this approach is called “Break/Fix.” They also wait for things to break and then they fix them. While some saw reductions in injuries, the injury equation itself hadn’t changed. They contracted a PT or OT down the street or had them sit in a company office for 40 hours a week. So, naturally, innovators within that model decided they could gain efficiencies by treating employees as quickly as possible and getting them back to work sooner. Treating employees was the best and only solution out there. The prevailing practice is to wait for employees to come to you with an injury you can treat. If that statement doesn’t seem earthshaking to you, it’s because you’re not a Safety Manager, Plant Manager, or a CFO. “We prevent people from getting injured.” They have one of the most clearly articulated brand statements I’ve ever seen: In this 25 minute podcast, Matt Weber, Fit For Work’s National Director of Sales, takes us through a rapid-fire story of a company who’s been innovating in their business sector since 1998.

A rendering of the tower as well as a map of its placement can be seen below.Sometimes you meet a company who has thought through every aspect of their business and relentlessly perfected customer interaction to the point that you scratch your head and wonder how they achieved so much.

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You can read the full press release here. The tower will not only provide increased safety, but will facilitate expanded use of the airport to grow the regional economy and create jobs. In June 2019, it was announced that the Joliet Regional Port District would receive $6 million in state funding to build an air traffic control tower at the Lewis University Airport. Improvements coming to Lewis University Airport Romeoville is also only 20 minutes from Midway Airport and 30 minutes from O’Hare International Airport. The airport is owned and operated by the Joliet Regional Port District and there has been over $75 million dollars invested in the facility in order to meet the needs of corporate air crafts. The airport offers a number of amenities including aircraft storage, corporate flight department/ hangar leasing, pilot’s lounge, conference room and for the general public, a helicopter shuttle service to and from Chicagoland Speedway. The airport provides commercial, industrial, institutional and personal aviation services to Will County, and also serves as a general aviation reliever for O’Hare and Midway airports.

Romeoville is home to the Lewis University Airport, which has played an important role in the Village’s history and maintains a strong presence in the community.