“The best part about my job is getting the opportunity to work with so many great people on the job sites.”
Meet Tony Leither, Electrical Field Leader who has been with Egan for 14 years.
His leadership skills also carry over to his personal life – Tony loves to coach and watch his kids play sports. “It’s fun for me to spend time with them, see their love for the game, and the friendships they make.”
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
“Don’t be afraid of taking on more than you think you can handle – you might be surprised at what you can do.”
Meet Dave Staloch, Electrical Field Leader who has been with Egan for almost 25 years.
“I enjoy seeing a project completed from start to finish, and knowing it took a team effort be successful.”
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
“The best thing about my job is the opportunity I have to learn and develop a good team for faster and more efficient work.”
Meet Troy Simmon, Sheet Metal Shop Floor Foreman who has been with Egan for 7 years.
When Troy isn’t busy organizing and managing everyone on the shop floor, he’s out fighting fires and saving lives!
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
“The best advice I’ve been given is to never give up. When you face adversity, there’s always a way to overcome it.”
Meet Jason Macziewski, Electrical Field Leader who has been with Egan for almost two years.
Jason comes from a long line of family members in the electrical industry – two of his brothers are currently in the field as well!
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
“I’ve learned it doesn’t pay to get wound up over little things.”
Meet Joe Lofrano, Electrical Field Leader who has been with Egan for 25 years, and likes to spend his summers boating on the Mississippi River (sounds great right about now, doesn’t it?!).
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
“I believe that everyone has something to contribute, if given the right opportunity.”
Meet Steve Grubish, Field Services Manager.
“One of the greatest things about working here at Egan is the support from leadership and the investment the company continues to make in the latest tools and technology.”
In the winter, Steve enjoys ice fishing. In the summer, he enjoys riding motorcycles or cruising on his pontoon with family.
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
Today marks five years since we lost Craig Carlson and Ron Rajkowski on a highway worksite. They were struck and killed by an inattentive driver in October 2011.
Craig and Ron’s legacy is their families, our memories, and the new worksite safety legislation their tragic story helped to get enacted. At Egan, we are dedicated to ensuring all jobsites are safe – for all Minnesota workers. We are continually improving our safety program by staying up-to-date with new safety measures and by utilizing your many suggestions and ideas.
Our goal is for everyone to go home at the end of the day to their loved ones. As we remember Craig and Ron and their families, let’s continue our commitment and efforts to always stay safe.
Please keep their families in your thoughts and prayers on this difficult day.
“I would like to give recognition to all Egan [field crews] – from pre-apprentices to the field leaders. They all show up every day with a great attitude, work hard, and a willingness to learn and share their knowledge.”
Meet Paul Hartman, an Electrical Field Leader who has been with Egan for 9 years.
“Egan is blessed to have a such high quality individuals on their team. They are what help keep such strong relationships with all of the contractors that hire us to perform work.”
Fun fact: When Paul isn’t spending quality time with his family camping, boating or hiking, he is giving back to the community. He’s a Sunday School Teacher at his church and also coordinates outings for physically-challenged members of Capable Partners.
Our company is shaped by who we are, not just what we do. Together, we are Egan.
If you manage buildings, ensuring your drains are clear is messy business. But with routine cleaning, you shouldn’t have to worry about costly drain clogs.
With Egan Company’s customized preventative maintenance plans, we’ll regularly dispatch a trained technician with camera inspection equipment to ensure your drains – and mind – are always clear.
But don’t take it from us – here’s what one of our customers said.
Mike really helped me out with an oil leak from one of a trucks that ended up in our sump and trench drain in the loading dock at Centennial Lakes Office Park. Mike was able to get the sump pumped out and the trench drain cleaned out that day. Mike did a great job for us in this emergency situation that, not only saved us money, but avoided additional impact and problems from the oil spill.
– Chief Engineer, Centennial Lakes Office Park
Over 180 employees submitted 324 photos during August’s safety photo contest – Why We Work Safe! Employees were encouraged to show each other what it is that makes them work safely both on and off the job.
The photos represented family, friends and neighborhood gatherings, vacations, hobbies like boating, gardening, fishing, and hunting, and other events that drives them to work safely so they can go home at the end of each day.
The winners of the contest won an evening at a Twins game with a guest and Jim Malecha, Egan Company President & CEO, and Duane Hendricks, Egan Company Chief Operating Officer.
Check out the photos on our Company Facebook page!