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A YEAR TO CELEBRATE

Dec 30, 2019 | Nationwide Power

As we look back on 2019, we have much to celebrate.

As our business continues to grow, our focus on quality has never been stronger. Here are a few of our favorite highlights:

Celebrating our 18th year in business, in which time we have established ourselves as the industry leader in terms of quality, infrastructure, and national coverage.

Fully launching the Critical Power Professionals™ (CPP™) training program, which is designed to create a higher standard for training and curriculum across the critical power industry.

Seeing the evolution of our annual Power Summit and Regional Manager Meetings, where our national team, OEM’s, industry influencers, and guest speakers come together for a week of collaboration and training.

Achieving another year of zero-safety incidents, and well over 1 million hours worked.

Bringing company leaders together from across the country to participate in a quality-centric Phil Crosby workshop. Along with plenty of collaboration, teamwork, and process refinement, we were able to really quantify quality and put a price tag on the lack of quality.

We have had the opportunity to expand our workforce, creating quality jobs across the country, while maintaining our focus on our family-like culture. Helping our entire team maintain a healthy work-life balance has continued to be a priority, along with our heavy investment in training and technology.

Here’s to another year of continued success and keeping our customers #AlwaysOn.

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