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| This is our tenth Anniversary (2000-2010) and all of us at Air 1 would like to take a few moments to thank you for your continued support of our training courses over the years and the surprising interest in contracting you have shown in 2009. Air 1 looks forward to serving your needs for years to come whether the training or contracting sector of our business. |
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| January, 2010 |
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Air 1 is pleased to announce it has added an additional course to our inventory. We now have “Air Pressure for Managers”. See course information.
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| January, 2010 |
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| Air 1 stated the website would be redone last year and as you can see it hasn’t. Hopefully it will be completed sometime this year as part of our tenth anniversary celebration.
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Students taking pressure and flow readings from the hands on pneumatic training board.
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Air 1 Technical Services, Inc. Instructor Resumes
Dinda, Richard - Rich worked for Southern New England Telephone and SBC for 34 years. He started as a cable splicer’s helper and has worked as craft and management in various positions associated with outside plant maintenance and construction. At SNET he pulled together and managed a statewide infrastructure maintenance teams that was responsible for air pressure and SLC battery, power and test ability. In 2000 Rich retired from SNET/SBC. Since then he has worked for TEMPO in the Field Support area providing training on TEMPO products in Europe and the Northeast.
McLeroy, Larry - Larry worked for BellSouth for 35 years, both as craft and management of which 22 years were in air pressure related positions. Since retiring Larry has worked for Core Industries and A & S Services as a contractor instructor for BellSouth teaching Sparton, Air Flow Analysis and Compressor Maintenance at the Atlanta Network Learning Center, Decatur, GA. When not in the classroom Larry also worked as a mentor/trainer, riding with air pressure technicians in the field.
Perez ,Miguel - Miguel worked for Southwestern Bell in the San Antonio and South Texas area for 20 years, both as craft and management. His experience encompasses the three main functions of the outside plant-construction, maintenance and engineering. The last six years of Miguel’s career with Southwestern Bell were spent in the air pressure world where he was instrumental in the development, implementation and maintenance of the APES (Automatic Pressure Evaluation System) program. After retiring from Southwestern Bell, Miguel went to work for Mark Products, Inc. as an Applications Engineer. In this position Miguel was charged with product sales, product field application and product usage training for the Southwestern region of the U.S. Miguel has conducted technical training sessions and seminars for both field forces and engineers, for all of the major and many of the independent TelCos in the U.S., the Caribbean and Mexico. Miguel also worked for Dielectric as a field engineer/trainer.
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