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Solo-Driver Plus takes to the field
Introduced and tested in 2019, Solo-Driver Plus was used on a construction project for the first time in its history. The patent-pending foundation installation method installed 80 caisson foundations to support new steel structures for transmission line rebuild project in Adams and Waushara counties. Set up and driving takes minutes to accomplish with Solo-Driver Plus […]
ATC joins nationwide effort to help monarch butterflies
Pewaukee, Wis. – ATC is joining a new nationwide effort to restore and increase the monarch butterfly population. The monarch butterfly population has shrunk by 80% in the eastern United States since the 1990s due to the loss of habitat and food sources. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering listing the monarch butterfly […]
ATC celebrates International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is an annual holiday intended to celebrate the history and accomplishments of women as well as recognize the existence of inequity for women worldwide. At ATC, we strive to provide intentional resources and benefits to female employees that support their careers, personal life and passions. You can read more about the benefits […]
ATC teams up for STEM education and careers
The regular college basketball season has wrapped up and as March Madness is underway, we take a moment to look back on a successful Steals for STEM season with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee women’s basketball teams. As part of the partnership, ATC supports STEM programs in our footprint. Here are some […]
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College students tour Cardinal-Hickory Creek project
Students pursuing STEM education program talk with ATC, M.J. Electric and Electric TV Under an azure sky in the early morning of Feb. 28, a steady stream of cars filed into the Hill Valley Substation access road near Montfort, Wis. Nearly 40 students from Southwest Wisconsin Technical College parked across a span of frosty, wooden […]
