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Schad March Employee of the Month: Dan Gwin
MEET DAN GWIN Dan is May’s employee of the month because of his dedication to quality and safety. He consistently goes out of his way
May 20, 2019
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MEET DAN GWIN Dan is May’s employee of the month because of his dedication to quality and safety. He consistently goes out of his way
MEET ERIN DONOVAN Erin has been at Schad for nearly a decade. During that time, he has developed his skills including form building, refractory installation,
MEET DELRAY WASHINGTON Delray is March’s employee of the month because he is a “company” guy who understands what it takes to get the job
MEET STUART MCMANUS Since first joining the Schad team in early 2018, it is very apparent that Stuart’s passion for the industry, as well as
MEET TYLER VANWINKLE Beginning his career at Schad in June of 2017, Tyler VanWinkle has worked hard to establish a more permanent presence on Schad’s
MEET JOE GLASS Joe is Schad’s February employee of the month because he is highly motivated and always goes above and beyond his job duties.
MEET PAUL BRANT During his time at Schad, Paul has exhibited many characteristics that make him a valuable and dependable member of the Schad team.
MEET DENNIS GENTILE With loads of experience in the industrial construction industry and a family tradition of hard work and strong values, Dennis Gentile had
MEET JIM CHOATE JR. Joining Schad full-time in 2007 after completing his education at Western Michigan University, Jim Choate, Jr., has served in many roles
MEET BRIAN SHAFFER Brian “Bird” Shaffer has been with Schad for several years. He brings a strong work ethic to his job and does not
In mid-October Schad began work on a re-heat furnace re-build project at a Northeastern Ohio steel mill. The project included replacement of refractory materials throughout
In late October 2018, Schad completed the total reline of a 60-ton channel induction furnace at a Tennessee iron foundry. Planning the reline Our scope