Instructors Recognized at EGSA Convention

Posted On: 4-08-2010

Several members of the Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA) were singled out at the recent EGSA Annual Spring Convention in Saint Petersburg, FL and recognized for their years of service as EGSA On-Site Power School Instructors. The Convention was held March 14-16 with over 200 On-Site Power professionals in attendance. 
 
2010 EGSA President Ron Hartzel of Eaton Corporation presented service awards to a select group of On-Site Power School Instructors whose hard work and commitment over the years have served to educate On-Site Power industry professionals. 
 
The awards are bestowed through EGSA's Instructor Appreciation Program, which recognizes the contributions of those instructors-and their employers-who have taught in the school for at least five years.
 
Todd Lathrop of Eaton Corporation and Leo LeBlanc of Methane Power Inc. both received awards for five years of service as instructors. Herb Daugherty, formerly of ASCO Power Corporation, was recognized for his 25 years of service as an EGSA On-Site Power School instructor.
 
Instructor Bill Day, who could not attend the event, was also recognized for five years of service.