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Case Study Of Promotion Of Tom Lewis

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All, Please join me in congratulating Tom Lewis on his promotion from Carpenter I to Carpenter II at Edison. Tom came to OFM several years ago with decades of carpentry/structural experience and quickly became a vital part of the Edison Structural team. He’s been a Carpenter II (acting) for nearly a year now so congrats Tom on your well-earned promotion!

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