COMPANY
Sep 27, 2021
The Utility Expo To Host Live Exhibitor Demonstrations This Fall
Traffic Management, Inc. will be at the Sept. 28-30 event to provide information on safety and top-tier traffic control services.
The upcoming Utility Expo in Louisville, Kentucky looks to host industry experts and exciting live exhibitor demonstrations for attendees this year. One of the Utility Expo’s exhibitors will be Traffic Management, Inc. (TMI), a Southern California-based national traffic control company, who will be located at booth K100 on the Jobsite lot.
“Managing traffic flow around a job site is something many drivers take for granted,” Utility Expo Show Director John Rozum said. “It’s all about safety and damage prevention. There’s a lot of know-how, a lot of planning and engineering, and a lot of technology behind doing it successfully, so that both drivers and workers get home safely.”
The Utility Expo will take place September 28-30 across 1.4 million square feet (85% of which is outdoors), beating the 2019 show’s record-setting 1.34 million, which made it the second-largest show in the U.S. in 2019 according to Trade Show Executive.
“We’re beyond excited to bring the utility industry safely together this year,” Rozum said. “Knowing we have a larger exhibit space, and we are on track to have more people to see everything, this is going to be a can’t-miss event for the utility industry.”
The Jobsite will show real, underground utility work happening on the grounds of the Kentucky Exposition Center on a peer-to-peer basis. Everything from locating underground utility lines, to installing new and inspecting existing utility infrastructure, to TMI’s expert traffic control services.
The upcoming Utility Expo in Louisville, Kentucky looks to host industry experts and exciting live exhibitor demonstrations for attendees this year. One of the Utility Expo’s exhibitors will be Traffic Management, Inc. (TMI), a Southern California-based national traffic control company, who will be located at booth K100 on the Jobsite lot.
“Managing traffic flow around a job site is something many drivers take for granted,” Utility Expo Show Director John Rozum said. “It’s all about safety and damage prevention. There’s a lot of know-how, a lot of planning and engineering, and a lot of technology behind doing it successfully, so that both drivers and workers get home safely.”
The Utility Expo will take place September 28-30 across 1.4 million square feet (85% of which is outdoors), beating the 2019 show’s record-setting 1.34 million, which made it the second-largest show in the U.S. in 2019 according to Trade Show Executive.
“We’re beyond excited to bring the utility industry safely together this year,” Rozum said. “Knowing we have a larger exhibit space, and we are on track to have more people to see everything, this is going to be a can’t-miss event for the utility industry.”
The Jobsite will show real, underground utility work happening on the grounds of the Kentucky Exposition Center on a peer-to-peer basis. Everything from locating underground utility lines, to installing new and inspecting existing utility infrastructure, to TMI’s expert traffic control services.
