Brothers and Sisters:
As this issue of the Elevator Constructor reaches your mailbox, the world will be ringing in the New Year 2024. The Local has a lot to be proud of moving into 2024. Membership stands at 213 constructors, our highest number since before 2008. With the transients that number increases to 233 dues paying members.
As you will see below, work is good in Cleveland. Schindler has the largest project in town and the most members at 88 while the other signatories are growing their numbers. In the spring there will be 45 apprentices in the NEIEP program and five eligible for their Mechanics Exam.
This is a good time to be in Cleveland.
Where are they working?
Jim Thompson and Eric Johnson at Cleveland Clinic M Building doing a mod for Otis,
Shane Huff and John Logue at Hillcrest Hospital doing a mod for Otis,
Craig Nolty and Luke Schnitzler at Chesterfield Terrace installing a car for Otis,
Jerry Szmerekovsky Nd Pat McHugh at Apex installing seven cars for Otis,
Deven Shields and Matt Dinko at Easthaven doing a mod for Otis,
Erne Johnston and Mark Thomason at the Federal Reserve doing a mod for Otis,
Dion Yatsko and Mike Hassel at the Diplomat doing amid for Otis,
Pat Pollock and Spencer Adams the Cleveland Clinic L Building doing a mod for Otis,
DJ Spring and Ellaina Harris at Fairview Hospital doing a mod for Otis,
Ric Supinski, Dave Adrian, Joel Reyes, Joe Simcic, Scott Daugherty, Lee Barkschat, Nacho Badillo, Del Gay, Juan Rodriguez, Jeremy Sesma, Nick Bowlen, Cory Oldham, Paul Verga, Cody Dempster, Marcus Luxenburg, Kyle Drnak and Fran Farhm at the Sherwin Williams Headquarters installing a bunch of cars for Schindler,
Andrea Rodriguez and Jason Mays at Clifton Plaza doing a mod for Schindler,
Tom Peska and Todd Ault ant Great Lakes Manufacturing for Schindler,
Joe Sumph and Tito Mike at the Leader Building doing a mod for Schindler,
Shawn Yatsko, Lucas Janke, Herb Fouts and Tom Hollan at the Justice Center doing a five-car mod for Schindler,
Brian Bond and Mike Gallagher doing a mod at UH Main Campus for Schindler,
Brandon Light and Dan Varga at CMSD Data Center installing a freight car for Schindler,
Matt Carlton and Sean Kelly doing amid at Rockside Medical for Schindler,
Don Yoho and Ryan Bissell installing six cars at Ashtabula Hospital for Schindler,
Jason Barnett and Adam Klein installing several cars at Sherwin Williams Tech Center in Brecksville,
Dave Gnagy and Jay Carlson doing a two-car mod at Sacred Heart Nursing for Schindler,
Gary Thompson and Kyle Meyer doing amid at Medina Hospital for Schindler,
Ryan Todd, Andy Mesko, Rob Timko, Jarrett Adams, Ricky Kemp and Nick Seaman doing a mod at 45 Erieview for Schindler,
Todd Ross, Russell Barrows, Joe Gouker and Jake Driscoll installing six escalators at the Convention Center for KONE.
James Hirz, Brendan Hyland, Eric Schaffran and Kyle Fallon at Van Aken District Two installing cars for KONE,
Drew Williams and Bob Savnik at Shaker Villa doing a mod for KONE,
Kenny Bowles and Sasha Vojkovic replacing machines at Bratenhal Place for KONE,
Tim Narowitz and Vince Smrdel doing a mod at Judson Park for TKElevator,
Bill Dudas and Dave Ford at Stratton House doing a mod for TKElevator,
Jason Fredrick and Brad Skotko doing a mod at Judson Manor for TKElevator
Kevin Thomas, Matt Ramser and John Smith installing cars at City Club for TKElevator,
Sean Canning and George McDonald installing a car at Mayfield Center for TKElevator,
Chris Sipos and John Ranney at Crestview doing a four-car mod for TKElevator,
Anthony Metcalf and Christian Thompson at Scranton Castle doing a four-car mod for TKElevator,
Jim Ehrbar and Dan Quigley at Lakehouse Condos doing a mod for 3Phase,
Marc Carollo and Brian Owens at Lakewood Cliffs doing a mod for 3Phase,
Wing Lui and Tino Chabai doing a mod at Luckman Building for 3Phase.
The Brothers and Sisters of Local 17 send their condolences to the families of Honored Retirees Jim Batteiger, Todd Keating and Wilbur Wilhelm.
As of this writing there are two mechanics on the bench.
Until next month,
Work smart, work safe and slow down for safety.
Don
