Overview
Fortive makes measurement instruments, workplace safety systems and healthcare equipment for industrial technicians, facility managers and hospitals. Its operating companies include Fluke, whose test tools support electrical maintenance, and Advanced Sterilization Products, which builds systems for sterilizing medical instruments. Its software tracks assets and clinical workflows, while its hardware measures equipment conditions and protects workers; customers pay for instruments, consumables, services and software subscriptions. Founded as an independent company in 2016 after separating from Danaher, Fortive is headquartered in Everett, Washington.
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What believers are saying
- Demand is expanding: Fortive reported 6.7% core revenue growth for continuing operations in July 2026.
- Career development crosses businesses: Fortive Ignite participants complete three-month assignments at another operating company with executive coaching.
- Eligible U.S. parents get paid time: Fortive lists 12 weeks of fully paid parental and bonding leave.
What critics are saying
- Staff face restructuring: February 2026 filings extended Fortive's workforce reduction plan through the second half of 2026.
- Healthcare development carries approval work: Fortive must assess significant device changes for additional FDA clearance.
- Workplace flexibility depends on the job: Fortive's teams and roles determine remote, hybrid or on-site arrangements.
What makes Fortive unique
- Fortive spreads operating methods across businesses: a dedicated FBS office connects teams through regular cross-company summits.
- Facilities software comes with contractors: Fortive's ServiceChannel marketplace lists over 70,000 providers.
- Construction estimates draw on researched costs: Fortive's Gordian supplies RSMeans material, labor and equipment prices.
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