Recognizing the Industry's Future Leaders
As more and more electricians are retiring from the trade, EC&M is celebrating the young up-and-coming electrical professionals 30 years old and under who have made significant contributions to the industry.
EC&M’s 30 Under 30 will be published in the June issue and a photo gallery featuring the winners will be posted online in the near future. In the meantime, here is a sneak peek at one of the winners, Cody Vincent, a 27-year-old foreman with Encore Electric in Lakewood, Colo. Vincent, who has a father and a brother who also work as electricians, shared what his boss’s thoughts on what makes him stand apart in the trade:
- Dedication to the job.
- Willing to show up early and stay late when necessary.
- Mentors everyone he works with and teaches them everything he knows.
- Takes responsibility for everything he does.
- Shows dependability.
- Willing to work all hours and all shifts.
- Does what he says he is going to do.
- Takes everything thrown at him without compliant.
- Helps everyone around him to succeed.
- Never expects anything in return for his good deeds.
- Loves his job and enjoys working.
- Goes way above and beyond what is expected of him.
By also exhibiting these qualities and a dedication to the trade, other electrical professionals can also succeed in the industry and pave their way to a bright future in electrical contracting.
Fischbach is a freelance writer based in Overland Park, Kan. She can be reached at [email protected].
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Amy Fischbach
Amy Fischbach is a freelance writer, editor, and host of the Line Life Podcast based in Overland Park, Kan. Contact her at [email protected].
