The Limbach News Room

Joined by Sales Manager, Ryan Sharpe, this episode explores Industrial Air’s 60-year business. Listen in as Ryan discusses the solutions and services that define the company’s expertise, and have generated industry success for six decades (3:57). Ryan then gives insight to some of the product offering evolution in recent years, including expansion of filtration systems (5:08). Learn where on the map Industrial Air does business (6:41). As a company we often talk about being a strategic and indispensable partner; what does that mean for Industrial Air (7:40)? How does our wide range of solution offerings differentiate us from competition (8:46)? Tune in as Ryan discusses opportunities for the business to push boundaries in the future (9:39), and what it means to be an Industrial Air employee (10:56).

What do you get with an Accounting degree, a 4th generation legacy in the industry, and a Navy background? No, it’s not the beginning of a good joke, but it is the stories of three distinguished Limbach leaders who built their careers in surprising ways. Nick Perras, who initially graduated with an Accounting degree, is now the Vice President of Sales in our New England branch. Jason Ziegler, Ohio’s Operations Manager, began his career in the field as a 4th generation Limbach employee. And Allen Reiner, Western PA’s General Manager, started his career in the Navy before deciding on a career in HVAC. So how did these career paths evolve? You’ll have to tune in to find out their key lessons learned, the experiences they capitalized on, and the skills they started fostering in childhood and young adulthood that have served them well over the years and into their current leadership roles. Whether you’re early in your career, somewhere in the middle, or on the retirement horizon, you’ll want to listen to understand how you can mirror their successes and learn from their stories.

This episode is a continuation of our Day in the Life series! Listen in as host James Swanson is joined by Service Technician Supervisor, Kiefer Sullivan, to discuss the ins and outs of the Service Technician career path. Kiefer kicks us off with a look into his career with Harper and his role today (1:30). Next, let’s understand what kind of work our team of technicians performs on a daily basis (2:25), and the kinds of facilities we work in (3:28). Limbach is focused on being an indispensable partner to our building owners; what does that mean from a service perspective (4:28)? Kiefer explains in detail what kind of first-class service our customers can expect when partnering with us (5:14). If you’re interested in joining our service teams, this next part is for you! Listen as Kiefer explains the backgrounds and skill sets we look for (7:42), and the levels of training and career development at your fingertips as a Service Technician (9:35). Finally, I ask Kiefer what he’s most proud of as a member of the Company’s service team (11:15).

Safety Week is an annual celebration in the Construction Industry, but for us, an emphasis on safety is much more than one week and much more than just physical safety. But that focus has been part of a long journey. Join us as we hear from 2024 Safety Forum Chair, Rob Sudz, to learn about how we’ve shifted mindsets (3:15), actions (6:41), processes (18:00), and our culture to value every voice.

Introducing our Career Mobility episodes, where we explore career path options across the company. This episode provides depth on our special projects and service sectors of the business. If you’re an internal employee wishing to create career mobility for yourself, or an external candidate wanting to learn more about our teams, this episode is for you!