Stucki is proud to recognize our dedicated employees in Farrell, Pa., who recently celebrated seven years with no lost time on the job.
Their team of skilled professionals repair and recondition draft gears that absorb the massive forces generated between railcars. Working with heavy machinery and large railcar parts requires precision, alertness, constant communication and careful attention to detail.
“This kind of record is challenging to maintain, especially in this kind of manufacturing environment,” said ADAM HUNYADI, plant manager. “It reflects our belief in one another and our commitment to the highest standards of quality and safety.”
To commemorate the milestone, employees recently gathered for lunch at Hickory Bar & Grille in nearby Hermitage, Pa.
“We have a close-knit group of professionals who work hard and watch out for each other,” said Adam. “Enjoying lunch together was a great way to acknowledge the pride we all take in a job well done.”
Reconditioning draft gears helps extend product life, conserve resources and keep railcars operating safely across North America. Behind that reliability is a team that is committed not only to quality and compliance but to protecting one another every day.
For our dedicated employees in Farrell, seven years with no lost time is more than a milestone. It reflects a culture where safety is integrated into every task.
