Giancorp Property Group
Melbourne
Giancorp Property Group
Architectural developer Giancorp specialises in working with renown architects and interior designers to deliver beautiful spaces for people to live and work. Giancorp has commenced switching their exit sign technology to Safety Path's hybrid exit signs to reduce their emissions, reduce eWaste and reduce their ongoing maintenance costs.
When asked why Giancorp Property Group is changing technologies, Bert Torresi, Chief Operating Officer, said, "Switching to Safety Path exit signs with their built-in LED light source has enabled us to convert existing buildings to Safety Path’s battery-free technology. This increases the reliability of our exit signs, improving safety and significantly reduces our operating costs."
Mr Torresi added, "The professionalism of the Safety Path installation team made the conversion seamless."
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“Switching to Safety Path exit signs with their built-in LED light source has enabled us to convert existing buildings to Safety Path’s battery-free technology. This increases the reliability of our exit signs, improving safety and significantly reduces our operating costs. The professionalism of the Safety Path installation team made the conversion seamless.”
Bert Torresi, Chief Operating Officer, Giancorp Property Group
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