From May 2nd through 5th Pepco attended the bi-annual IEEE PES and T&D Conference and Exhibition in Dallas, Texas.
Throughout the year Pepco employees are chosen to be recognized for their hard work and dedication to the company. The overall objective is to offer Pepco employees a personal insight into each other’s lives. With five Pepco branches spread throughout Ohio, it’s a great way to learn about our co-workers on a more personal level. The Pepco employee being honored here is Brandon Sutton.
I grew up in Willoughby, Ohio and graduated from Willoughby South High School. My family and I now
live in Willowick.
Pepco recently had the opportunity to attend First Energy’s Toledo Edison Operations Company safety fair. The fair was three days long and was focused on lineman safety training. The event was well attended by both linemen and various levels of management. Preferred vendors, including Pepco, were invited to showcase their approved products to all end users in attendance.
In April TruCut Incorporated invited the Pepco team to come to their facility to give a product presentation.
Each month, one Pepco employee is chosen to be recognized for their hard work and dedication to the company. The overall objective is to offer Pepco employees a personal insight into each other’s lives- With five Pepco branches spread throughout Ohio, it’s a great way to learn about our co-workers on a more personal level. The Pepco employee who has the honor this month is Joe Mocnik.
I grew up in South Euclid to a family of 10 with my mom and dad, 2 brothers and 5 sisters (an old school Catholic family). I went to St. Margaret Mary School and St. Joseph High School. I moved out of my
parents’ home at 23 and stayed in South Euclid until moving to Bratenahl in 2005 with my beautiful girlfriend of 14 years, Judy.
Pepco is pleased to partner with Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds business unit. As we strengthen our alliance, we strive to bring you the latest offerings in the Crouse-Hinds product portfolio. Dating back to 1897, Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds series products have supported safety in harsh and hazardous locations. Crouse-Hinds has been a leader in the electrical industry with a broad product offering meeting all of the current NEC, IEC and ATEX standards. Eaton offers Crouse-Hinds series commercial products that deliver long, dependable service, labor savings and lower installed cost.
Pepco employee Ryan Kimbler, Power Distribution Project Manager and Construction Insides Sales Rep out of the Columbus Branch, is one of the owners of K & S Racing and will be operating the American Dragster for the 2016 season. Ryan has only been driving race cars for about eight years, but has been around the racing atmosphere his entire life. Ryan’s dad ran Top Sportsman in NHRA and IHRA, so you can say racing is in his blood. The Nova model race car K & S Racing just sold was in the Kimbler family since 1988, so it was heart breaking for them to get rid of it. But in order for Ryan to advance in rankings and class, purchasing the American Dragster was the direction they decided to take.
April is Autism Awareness month and a true friend of the Pepco family needs all of our help to tell a great story about strength, courage, and overcoming adversity.
Each month, one Pepco employee is chosen to be recognized for their hard work and dedication to the company. The overall objective is to offer Pepco employees a personal insight into each other’s lives. With five Pepco branches spread throughout Ohio, it’s a great way to learn about our co-workers on a more personal level. The Pepco employee who has the honor this month is Justin Blakesmith.
I was born and raised in Mentor, Ohio and am a graduate of Mentor High School
class of ‘96. I’m the youngest of four children with three older sisters.