Monday, November 2, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
At Thermotron you can Be a Sales engineer ..if you are a closer !!
It's time to lay down the rules...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Thermotron Employment Opportunity
I wanted to be a field service technician .. and now i is one!!
I wanted to be a manager... and now i is 1.!!!
i wanted a regular check... and now i have one!!!!
i wanted to be a Thermotron sales engineer...
But now they call me a liar and a whore ????
darn..it... !!!
So Mr.. magic man.. take me home again !!!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
All Temp Engineering... Ask Mitch Kerr
Mitch Kerr is a typical .. service manager.. in the environmental chamber business..
when you look at the training he got at Thermotron.. Russles tech products.. ENSECO.. and ESPEC... with tom patterson..
don't ask him for toooo much ..
when you look at the training he got at Thermotron.. Russles tech products.. ENSECO.. and ESPEC... with tom patterson..
don't ask him for toooo much ..
Monday, September 28, 2009
Thermotron National sales Manager
If u ck out history..Mational sales Manager's...like national Service managers they come... they...go...
1st.. Dick McKindley...his claim 2 fame... Hmmm i think it was eating .. lunch.. and asking "what do U think?"
and teaching the salesman to say the all important "phrase"
'THAT WILL BE EXTRA !!!!!"
2nd... dick's replacement..JIM Roulff's
his claim to fame..was..
conspiring to "build a case against all the salesman that Dick Mckinley hired."
get your own crew... so loyality is the 1st thing..to consider..
His replacement was and is ..some guy.. that is called "behind his back"
"Terry the fairy"
one would guess.. that he likes "Walt disney movies"
do u remember what happened to them??..
1st.. Dick McKindley...his claim 2 fame... Hmmm i think it was eating .. lunch.. and asking "what do U think?"
and teaching the salesman to say the all important "phrase"
'THAT WILL BE EXTRA !!!!!"
2nd... dick's replacement..JIM Roulff's
his claim to fame..was..
conspiring to "build a case against all the salesman that Dick Mckinley hired."
get your own crew... so loyality is the 1st thing..to consider..
His replacement was and is ..some guy.. that is called "behind his back"
"Terry the fairy"
one would guess.. that he likes "Walt disney movies"
do u remember what happened to them??..
Thursday, September 24, 2009
thermotron former replacement manager sales
ya dean tripp ..
is a good example of what happens
when U get the life sucked out of U
by thomas bannach
and thermotron ... business... policy
dean tripp/ former manager....
former sales
ya good old dean tripp in farmington new mexico..
he is a former sales man ..
and he was telling me that the big success he had in sales..
was he helped secure a 25,000 dollar sale... it was a big moment in his carreer at thermotron..
then chuck asked him to be the service dispatcher/manager in LA california..
and it was all down hill from there..
he ended his carreer at thermotron ..
by being a lying lacky whore for tom bannach..
his job was to lie to angry customer's and lie to his co-workers..
and cheat on his time sheet, and travel time..
then berry wright .. tom bannach's replacement ..west coast manager replacement
told him "IT IS TIME 4 U TO QUIT"AND move onnnnnnn..
when berry right asked
what we thought about dean tripp.
.we told him...
welll tom bannach sends him to lie to his co-workers
and he likes gregory V johnson's lies and spreads those lies around....
He lies to his co workers.. and
CAN'T QUITE FIGURE OUT HE IS BEING LIED TO ALSO!! ..
and they STEAL N embezzle a lot!!!
gIVE DEAN TRIPP A CALL..
he is a good example of a thermotron long term
SENIOR field service engineer..
who lacks technical skill, and ability!!
1 Dean Tripp Dean E Tripp 76
Fredericksburg, TX
Farmington, NM
Newbury Park, CA
Northridge, CA
OR give thomas bannach a call.. he is in the BOOK..
and he is a FORMER service manager,
just like roger cannary,
Roger Cannady
E-learning, Multimedia Developer at NMHG Inc Greenville, North Carolina Area
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Multimedia Developer at NMHG Inc
Past
President at Cannady & Associates
National Service Manager at Thermotron
Pilot at USAF Education Craig AFB,
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AL University of Missouri-Rolla Webster Groves High School
Dave waterfiled.. and many many others.. like
RON WILEy... the liar. replacement
.Deanna R TrippNancy R Tripp
thermotron former employee
A job lost and perspective gained
MIKE DRUMMOND
Kevin Holt of Gastonia bears little likeness to the chiseled warriors depicted in Army posters.
He's 41, heavyset and has a habit of pushing his eyeglasses to the bridge of his nose.
He's a citizen-soldier.
The former sailor enlisted in the National Guard in July 2004 as a way to supplement his income and heed a call to service.
Last summer, between supervising a chow line at Camp Speicher outside Tikrit, Iraq, and running food convoys, Holt sat at dusty computer keyboards, hunting and pecking the answers to his online college course. He hoped a business degree would help him land a job.
Thermotron Industries, based in Holland, Mich., fired Holt in April 2005, near the height of the Bush administration's call-up of National Guard members and just a week after Holt told the company he was being deployed to Iraq.
Holt serviced Thermotron's environmental test chambers, which expose electronics and other devices to temperature extremes. He covered a patch of the Southeast for the privately held, mid-sized company, making about $54,000 a year.
Holt says Thermotron accused him of trying to bill the company for Yellow Pages advertising he had ordered for his side repair business. BellSouth had mailed the bill to Thermotron by mistake, an error Holt said his boss had resolved more than eight months before.
The married father of two worked seven years for Thermotron, which has a growing defense-contract business. The termination was an about-face for a company that two months before firing him had given Holt another glowing annual evaluation.
Fellow soldiers in the National Guard's 505th Engineer Battalion said they thought the timing of the firing looked fishy. They told him about the law designed to protect civilian jobs of part-time soldiers called to active duty.
Holt tried to get his job back. He filed complaints with state and federal labor departments. He thought his case was a slam-dunk.
Thermotron sent letters in its defense. It produced copies of the Yellow Pages bill it said proved Holt tried to deceive the company. The company denied that a supervisor had told Holt the billing mistake had been resolved.
Holt provided documents but couldn't produce anything showing Thermotron fired him because his military service conflicted with the company's need for a repairman in the Southeast.
Channels prove fruitless
Like thousands of service members, Holt's journey through government channels proved futile."They wanted documents," Holt says of labor officials. "But I was getting ready to go to war."
By November 2005, with Holt in Iraq, state and federal labor officials had sent letters to his house.
The agencies ruled Thermotron fired him "for cause."
Richard Castillo, the U.S. Labor Department's assistant director in Michigan, said Holt could request the agency refer the case to the Justice Department for possible litigation.
But Castillo would recommend "no further action be taken."
Ronald Lampen, Thermotron's vice president of service operations, noted agencies ruled in the company's favor. "Holt's allegations are unfounded and untrue," Lampen told the Observer in a phone call. He refused to answer further questions, then hung up.
A call to a job
Above Kevin Holt's backyard workshop, a massive portrait of Jesus stands watch.
"Bad things will happen to you in life," Holt says. "Ultimately, God is still on the throne. The sun came up this morning. The world will not end."
Last October Holt returned home to hugs, red-white-and-blue bunting around the mailbox ... and a job interview.
Espec North America had heard Holt was no longer with competitor Thermotron. After e-mailing Holt in Iraq, the company agreed to talk with him when he got back.
In November, he became Espec's newest employee.
Going from civilian to soldier, from Gastonia to Tikrit and back, from unemployed to employed in a little over a year has imbued Holt with perspective.
"I grew up a lot during the experience," he says. "I never lost a job before. Never experienced unemployment. I always feared facing that. But the calamity I thought was going to happen, didn't happen."
He enrolled in school again, this time to work on a master's in theology through an online program.
"I feel called," Holt says, "to serve as an Army chaplain."
As a Guard member, Holt says he's willing to return to Iraq or wherever his country needs him.
He also abides by the gospel of Luke, the passage that admonishes "Love your enemies," and "pray for those who mistreat you."
MIKE DRUMMOND
Kevin Holt of Gastonia bears little likeness to the chiseled warriors depicted in Army posters.
He's 41, heavyset and has a habit of pushing his eyeglasses to the bridge of his nose.
He's a citizen-soldier.
The former sailor enlisted in the National Guard in July 2004 as a way to supplement his income and heed a call to service.
Last summer, between supervising a chow line at Camp Speicher outside Tikrit, Iraq, and running food convoys, Holt sat at dusty computer keyboards, hunting and pecking the answers to his online college course. He hoped a business degree would help him land a job.
Thermotron Industries, based in Holland, Mich., fired Holt in April 2005, near the height of the Bush administration's call-up of National Guard members and just a week after Holt told the company he was being deployed to Iraq.
Holt serviced Thermotron's environmental test chambers, which expose electronics and other devices to temperature extremes. He covered a patch of the Southeast for the privately held, mid-sized company, making about $54,000 a year.
Holt says Thermotron accused him of trying to bill the company for Yellow Pages advertising he had ordered for his side repair business. BellSouth had mailed the bill to Thermotron by mistake, an error Holt said his boss had resolved more than eight months before.
The married father of two worked seven years for Thermotron, which has a growing defense-contract business. The termination was an about-face for a company that two months before firing him had given Holt another glowing annual evaluation.
Fellow soldiers in the National Guard's 505th Engineer Battalion said they thought the timing of the firing looked fishy. They told him about the law designed to protect civilian jobs of part-time soldiers called to active duty.
Holt tried to get his job back. He filed complaints with state and federal labor departments. He thought his case was a slam-dunk.
Thermotron sent letters in its defense. It produced copies of the Yellow Pages bill it said proved Holt tried to deceive the company. The company denied that a supervisor had told Holt the billing mistake had been resolved.
Holt provided documents but couldn't produce anything showing Thermotron fired him because his military service conflicted with the company's need for a repairman in the Southeast.
Channels prove fruitless
Like thousands of service members, Holt's journey through government channels proved futile."They wanted documents," Holt says of labor officials. "But I was getting ready to go to war."
By November 2005, with Holt in Iraq, state and federal labor officials had sent letters to his house.
The agencies ruled Thermotron fired him "for cause."
Richard Castillo, the U.S. Labor Department's assistant director in Michigan, said Holt could request the agency refer the case to the Justice Department for possible litigation.
But Castillo would recommend "no further action be taken."
Ronald Lampen, Thermotron's vice president of service operations, noted agencies ruled in the company's favor. "Holt's allegations are unfounded and untrue," Lampen told the Observer in a phone call. He refused to answer further questions, then hung up.
A call to a job
Above Kevin Holt's backyard workshop, a massive portrait of Jesus stands watch.
"Bad things will happen to you in life," Holt says. "Ultimately, God is still on the throne. The sun came up this morning. The world will not end."
Last October Holt returned home to hugs, red-white-and-blue bunting around the mailbox ... and a job interview.
Espec North America had heard Holt was no longer with competitor Thermotron. After e-mailing Holt in Iraq, the company agreed to talk with him when he got back.
In November, he became Espec's newest employee.
Going from civilian to soldier, from Gastonia to Tikrit and back, from unemployed to employed in a little over a year has imbued Holt with perspective.
"I grew up a lot during the experience," he says. "I never lost a job before. Never experienced unemployment. I always feared facing that. But the calamity I thought was going to happen, didn't happen."
He enrolled in school again, this time to work on a master's in theology through an online program.
"I feel called," Holt says, "to serve as an Army chaplain."
As a Guard member, Holt says he's willing to return to Iraq or wherever his country needs him.
He also abides by the gospel of Luke, the passage that admonishes "Love your enemies," and "pray for those who mistreat you."
ALL TEMP ENGINEERING.. field serivce training
it's true... all temp engineering is really the best Field service trained group of ?? .. on the west coast .. and maybe .. in all of San Jose..
WHY :
well 2 reasons come to mind... they all have experience with working at or with
THERMOTRON FORMER EMPLOYEE'S
AND ... because mitch kerr (service manager) and John Dane.. CeO...
Both .. have experience working with Bob Wiley...thermotron National Service Manager..
and got their training with .. John TenBrink... Thomas Bannach... Tom patterson...
Mike Barrs..and the long term... DEAN TRIPP... former sales man.. service manager.. and SENIOR Field SERVICE Engineer.... WOw... and finally... HIL SYSBESMA...
So.... Mitch Kerr .... and John Dane.. both got trained.. and understand .. how not 2 do it...
really they .. got their .. training at ENSECO.... ther u really had to try to fix the equipment..
where as at THERMOTRON your job as defined by the above thermotron GANG..
was to CONVINCE the customer 2 sign off on the equipment..
and then tell them... Thermotron will cover it under warrenty
ONE of ther things
Alll temp engineering Gang.. learned.. at thermotron ..
. was it did not take any skill or ability.. 2 get the title of field servie engineer or technician..
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