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The employees of Human Technologies raised $475.00 toward the purchase of 714 gallons of water for hurricane survivors in Puerto Rico! To further support the HT effort, the vendor HT purchased the water from, Smith Packing, donated an additional 27 cases and waived their sales commission. HT employees also donated supplies

On March 4 Human Technologies’ America’s Greatest Heart Walk and Run team joined thousands of our community members in raising more than $1 million dollars to fight our region’s, and our nation’s, leading health threats: heart disease and stroke. Each year HT employees form their own team, seek donations, and do

In March 2017, Human Technologies successfully passed their ISO9001:2015 certification audit and became one of the first companies in New York State to become certified to the current ISO revision.  The certification covers Warehousing & Distribution and Manufacturing & Packaging, their largest lines of business. The company was previously certified to

Employees at Human Technologies and members of the company’s Inspirational Storytellers group attended the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting with newly elected Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, where they had the opportunity to meet the Congresswoman and share their experiences and how employment is so important for people with disabilities. The

As part of their commitment as a supplier to the U.S. Department of State’s Anti-Terrorist and Diplomatic Security programs, members of the Human Technologies Operations and Procurement department attended the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT Show) and Conference in Las Vegas in January. The SHOT Show is the largest

In December 2016, Human Technologies completed production for its first order of cases for a new line of Chainsaw Trauma Kits offered by Forest Safety Products. The case is part of a compact, lightweight kit that carries essential supplies needed in the event of a significant logging injury. With its rapid

Human Technologies announced the appointment of one new member and four officers to the Board of Directors. Anne Bonsted, a retired special education teacher, is joining the Board. The officers are Chairman Scott McCartney of Ascent Wealth Partners, Vice Chairman James Stewart of Stewart Consulting, LLC, Treasurer John Bullis, Dean Emeritus

At Human Technologies’ Annual Recognition and Awards Holiday Luncheon Anne Campbell and Ann Marie Catrombone were honored for their 35 years of continuous employment with the company.  Each were provided with $1,000 to donate to a charity of their choice.  Anne selected the American Cancer Society and Ann Marie chose to

Cheryl Pfendler has joined Human Technologies as our Quality Systems Manager, a position created to support our continued growth. Ms. Pfendler will be responsible for overseeing our transition from ISO 9001:2008 to ISO9001:2015, establishing and managing an improved quality system for Environmental Services, and providing additional quality control, assurance, and compliance

Human Technologies (HT) participated in the Downtown Getdown, a walkable Music & Arts festival organized by Made In Utica.  HT was a high-five sponsor and a vendor. Human Technologies unveiled a new product line of spice blends and rubs.  They shared samples of pork covered in Uncle Denny’s Mill Hollow pork

Carl Reistrom has joined Human Technologies as our Chief Financial Officer, replacing Barbara DeAngelis, who is retiring in November. Mr. Reistrom previously worked as the Corporate Comptroller at JMA Wireless and as the Vice President Comptroller and Treasurer of WYNIT Inc. in Syracuse. He brings over 23 years of experience in

Human Technologies’ Environmental Services division provided trash removal and grounds maintenance services to the Great New York State Fair for the seventh consecutive year, once again earning high marks for keeping the fairgrounds clean and safe for the record number of fair goers. The Fair spans 12 days from late August

September 27, 2016 AbilityOne nonprofit agency, Human Technologies of Utica, New York, supplies field, dress, law enforcement and volunteer uniforms to 18,000 U.S. Forest Service workers each year. The Forest Service manages and protects 154 national forests and 20 grasslands in 44 states and Puerto Rico, encompassing 193,000,000 acres. Human Technologies