NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Dallas, TX, United States, 10/01/2009 - Steve Hester was recently hired at Shermco Industries, a leading provider of rotating machinery testing, repairing and remanufacturing as well as power systems maintenance and electrical damage restoration services.

Shermco Industries has hired Steve Hester as the company’s newest Training Specialist. Hester will be responsible for developing and presenting training programs on electrical safety, circuit breaker maintenance and testing, substation maintenance and other field-service oriented training programs.

Prior to joining Shermco, Hester served as Service Operation Specialist for an electrical equipment manufacturer. He also spent 20 years in the U.S. military, nine of which were spent in the Corps of Engineers as a Prime Power Production Specialist.

“We are happy to welcome Steve to our team,” said Ron Widup, executive vice president of Shermco. “His extensive knowledge in the energy field and background in training management will be beneficial to our company and industry professionals.”

About Shermco
Shermco Industries (shermco.com) is a provider of safe, reliable testing, repair, professional training, maintenance and analysis of rotating apparatus and electrical power distribution systems and related equipment for the light, medium, and heavy industrial base nationwide. Founded in 1974 in Dallas, the company is comprised of two strategic business units; Machine Services Division and an Engineering Services Division. With a corporate location in Irving, Texas, a sales office in Brussels and service centers in Austin and Tulsa, Shermco Industries has over 250 full-time employees and exceeds $65 million in annual revenues. The company is a member in good standing with the Electrical Apparatus Service Association and the International Electrical Testing Association.

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