Globaltech, Inc.

Investing in learning and professional development helps strengthen the work we do every day. Our team recently completed Project Manager training, building the skills and knowledge that support efficient project delivery and strong collaboration.

Continuing education plays an important role in maintaining high standards and delivering reliable solutions for our clients and communities. Learning and growth are ongoing parts of what we do, and we appreciate the dedication our team continues to show every day.

Progress continues on the Water Treatment Plant 11 Membrane Train Improvements project in Belle Glade, which includes the design and construction of a new brackish water reverse osmosis (RO) membrane train. The team developed design specifications and membrane projections for a system capable of treating higher TDS raw water quality. The new design includes a membrane feed pump, interstage boost pump, and isobaric pressure exchangers to improve energy efficiency.

Our team recently visited Aerex Industries, Inc. manufacturing facility in Fort Pierce to review fabrication progress and stay up to date on project scheduling and quality throughout the process. The skid frame and vessels have been fabricated and delivered to the project site, with the majority of the train piping also completed.

Globaltech has worked closely with the Aerex team to help bring the 3D model to life in the field through a combination of on-site measurements, 3D modeling, and construction sequencing coordination. We appreciate the continued collaboration and look forward to seeing this critical project continue to take shape.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms out there, thank you for all the love, strength, and care you give every day. 💐

Every hard hat tells a story.

Behind every person on our jobsites is a family, a future, and people counting on them to make it home safely at the end of the day. That’s why safety is one of our core values at Globaltech and something we continue to prioritize in every part of our work.

From CPR training for both office and field staff to OSHA 10 and 30 certifications, heavy equipment training, and daily safety talks, we believe investing in our people is one of the most important things we can do. Safety is also part of every conversation we have with our clients and crews because creating a safe jobsite takes all of us.

Construction Safety Week is a reminder of what matters most: looking out for one another and making sure everyone gets home safely to the people who matter most.

That’s a wrap on Florida Water Resources Conference!

A packed schedule filled with great conversations, new perspectives, and time spent with people who are all working toward something bigger. There is a lot happening in this space, and it was great to be part of it.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, caught up with us, or introduced themselves. Looking forward to doing it all again next year in Orlando! 💧