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Will Ramsey
Tank Department Supervisor
Pad Plant

Your Supervisor, Will Ramsey, began working at ERMCO as a temporary employee in 2006. After five months, he was hired by ERMCO in the Pad Core Coil Assembly Department. He wanted to work at ERMCO because of the excellent pay and benefits.

Will explained that he advanced in the company because he took every opportunity to learn various jobs in various departments. "I tried to learn as much as possible about ERMCO." During his 16+ years, he worked as a Pad and Three Phase Core Coil Assembler, CNC Operator, Pad Tank Welder, Pad Tank Leak Tester, Tank Shift Leader, and Pad Plant Shift Supervisor before being promoted to Pad Plant Metal Prep and Welding Department Supervisor.

He likes working at ERMCO because "ERMCO is a growing company that provides jobs for different capabilities with room for advancement if you apply yourself and show your potential."

When Will isn't working, he likes hunting, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors.

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William Ramsey
Tank Department Supervisor
Pad Plant

Your Supervisor, Will Ramsey, began working at ERMCO as a temporary employee in 2006. After five months, he was hired by ERMCO in the Pad Core Coil Assembly Department. He wanted to work at ERMCO because of the excellent pay and benefits.

Will explained that he advanced in the company because he took every opportunity to learn various jobs in various departments. "I tried to learn as much as possible about ERMCO." During his 16+ years, he worked as a Pad and Three Phase Core Coil Assembler, CNC Operator, Pad Tank Welder, Pad Tank Leak Tester, Tank Shift Leader, and Pad Plant Shift Supervisor before being promoted to Pad Plant Metal Prep and Welding Department Supervisor.

He likes working at ERMCO because "ERMCO is a growing company that provides jobs for different capabilities with room for advancement if you apply yourself and show your potential."

When Will isn't working, he likes hunting, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors.

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Q&A with Supervisor Will Ramsey
Tell me about your journey at ERMCO.

I started as a Core Coil Assembler at ERMCO on December 17, 2006. I pushed myself to learn every job in the department that I worked in and moved from department to department to learn as much as I could about the process and ERMCO.

What are the most important parts of my job at ERMCO?

Be present and stay safe while producing a quality product in a timely manner.

How can I support our team and add value to ERMCO?

Report to work with a positive attitude and apply yourself. Do your job to the best of your ability. Be dependable, come to work every day, and try to learn as much as possible about the process.

What is the chain of command if I have questions, concerns or suggestions about my work environment?

Please speak with your shift leader because they will likely be your first point of contact. But always know that you can come to me with any concerns. If I can't resolve your issue, you can go to the Pad Plant Manufacturing Manager Brad Turnbo, followed by Human Resources.

What is the best way for me to communicate with you?

Visit my office or contact me by phone.

If I can't make it to work, what do I do?

To report an absence, you should call your shift leader at 731-288-4201. If they do not answer, leave a detailed message with your first and last name and reason for missing work. You must do this one hour before your shift begins.

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Call-In Number: 731-288-4201

Tank Department Shift Leaders
James Shipley, 1st Shift

James Shipley began his career at ERMCO in 1996 as a Welder in the Pad Tank Department. "I hired in as a welder. I moved to different jobs within the department over the years. I have worked as a door, pad, sill, tack-up, and front panel welder. I've also been the Tank Department Third Shift Team Leader and worked on tank repairs." James said he likes working at ERMCO because the company and the people have always been there for him and his family. "The relationships you develop with your coworkers on and off the clock are special; obviously, the pay is awesome." When it comes to his team, he remarked, "My team is very dedicated to their jobs. They work well together, lean on each other to achieve our goals, and make daily situations work well for the entire team. We take pride in what we do."

Call-In Number: 731-288-4201

James Shipley
1st shift (6:30AM - 2:30PM)

James Shipley began his career at ERMCO in 1996 as a Welder in the Pad Tank Department. "I hired in as a welder. I moved to different jobs within the department over the years. I have worked as a door, pad, sill, tack-up, and front panel welder. I've also been the Tank Department Third Shift Team Leader and worked on tank repairs." James said he likes working at ERMCO because the company and the people have always been there for him and his family. "The relationships you develop with your coworkers on and off the clock are special; obviously, the pay is awesome." When it comes to his team, he remarked, "My team is very dedicated to their jobs. They work well together, lean on each other to achieve our goals, and make daily situations work well for the entire team. We take pride in what we do."

Tony Ybarra, 2nd Shift

Tony Ybarra began his career at ERMCO in May 2018 as a Leak Tester in the Pad Tank Department and worked in every job in the department, from Leak tester to Floater/Repair Technician. He was promoted to Tank Department Second Shift Team Leader in 2022. He chose ERMCO as his career because of the great pay and benefits and the great people he works with and for. "I couldn't ask for a better team. They work hard together," he said.

David Hilliard, 3rd Shift

David Hilliard began his career with ERMCO in 2003 in the Three Phase Core Coil Assembly Department. He left ERMCO in 2019 and returned in 2021 as a Welder in the Pad Plant Tank Department. In May 2023, he was promoted to Pad Tank Shift Leader. David enjoys working at ERMCO because of the excellent pay and benefits. He said he has a "great group of people to work with. They are always challenging each other to be the best."

Tony Ybarra
2nd shift (2:30PM - 10:30PM)

Tony Ybarra began his career at ERMCO in May 2018 as a Leak Tester in the Pad Tank Department and worked in every job in the department, from Leak tester to Floater/Repair Technician. He was promoted to Tank Department Second Shift Team Leader in 2022. He chose ERMCO as his career because of the great pay and benefits and the great people he works with and for. "I couldn't ask for a better team. They work hard together," he said.

David Hilliard
3rd shift (10:30PM - 6:30AM)

David Hilliard began his career with ERMCO in 2003 in the Three Phase Core Coil Assembly Department. He left ERMCO in 2019 and returned in 2021 as a Welder in the Pad Plant Tank Department. In May 2023, he was promoted to Pad Tank Shift Leader. David enjoys working at ERMCO because of the excellent pay and benefits. He said he has a "great group of people to work with. They are always challenging each other to be the best."