LETTERS OF RECOGNITION

 

 

ENPROTECH MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC.

 

June 27, 2003

 

Attn:  Millwright Local #1871

 

To Whom It May Concern:

 

This letter is in reference to the work skills performed by Michael R. Bejcek and Michael Peaco.  These two gentlemen performed mechanical and millwright skills above and beyond expectations.  They could be briefly informed of job requirements and were able to carry them out efficiently and in a timely manner.  They remained actively involved in the leveling and adjusting of 1000 ton Danly slides and the adjustment of the gibs without outside help or oversight.  Both gentlemen come with highest regards and recommendation.

 

Terence L. Platte

Enprotech Mechanical

Field Services Dept.

 

 

“To the membership of local union 1871

 

            I am writing this letter to the Brotherhood because I believe that far too often the men in the field do not receive proper thanks for a job well done!!

 

            On April 23rd, I started a project at the Ohio Edison plant, Edgewater, to do a factory warranty repair.  By Thursday the entire project started to take a turn for the worst of situations.  The replacement parts did not fit one part after another.

 

            I made a call to Rich for manpower at approximately 10:45 a.m. and many needed to weld stainless, stick and wire feed, plus run a plasma cutter and report to work at 3:00 p.m. that afternoon.  Because our journeymen have the desire take upgrade classes, Rich was able to man the second shift with six qualified men

 

            Because of the problems the scheduled outage was extended from Friday 9:00 a.m. to Saturday p.m. at 8:00 p.m.

 

            These nine plus those that had started the project performed their tasks as skilled craftsmen are expected and went beyond the call.  There scheduled shift was for 12 hour turn only.  The project continued to fail and these men worked 2-16 hour shifts.  The project was completed at 7:00 p.m. on Sat. and in time to make the spring dinner dance.

 

            As a result of the quality of workmanship and inspection of the similar units at West Lorain, was made and the same problems for starting.  First Energy called upon us once again to make the repairs before another serious problem got out of hand.

 

            I would like to take this time to recognize these men for a JOB WELL DONE!!!  Thank you.  Harold Weisman – MWF, Jim Rosen – MWF, Joe Horrigan – MWF, Don Moss, Ron Scarton, John McCool, John Campbell, William D. Smith, Dan Sivertson, Dennis Kamps, Art Lamb, Mark Kerwin, Ron Drummond II and Jim Neforos.

 

            Thanks once again to the qualified men of our L.U. 1871 and to Rich for the quick response.

 

Project Manager Industrial First

Ray Gannett”