Several employees at Adams Electric Cooperative accepted promotions recently within the operations and engineering departments.
In July:
Josh Wayne of Abbottstown was promoted to GIS coordinator in the engineering department. He started with Adams in 2016 as an engineering aide, then was promoted to GIS specialist in 2019. Josh received his Bachelor of Science degree from Bloomsburg University in 2016, then his Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems from Penn State University in 2020.
Also in engineering, Adam Willman of Gettysburg was promoted to field service person A. He started with Adams in 2023 as a field service person B, and Travis Rawlings of Chambersburg was promoted to technical services coordinator. He started with Adams in 2016 as a staking technician and was promoted to engineering technician in 2018.
In operations, Brady Kuhn of Shippensburg was promoted to third year apprentice in the Shippensburg District, and Aaron Fuhrman of Hanover was promoted to second year apprentice in the York District.
In August:
Shawn Dehoff of Dover was promoted to operations coordinator in the operations department. He started with Adams Electric in 2001 as an apprentice, was promoted to journeyman in 2004, then lead lineman in 2014, then line superintendent in 2022.
Also, Caleb Fowler of East Berlin was promoted to second year apprentice in the Shippensburg District.
In September:
Jason Stanley of East Berlin was chosen as the next line superintendent in the York District, operations department. He started with Adams Electric in 2019 as an apprentice lineman, then moved to journeyman in 2022. He is currently pursuing a business administration degree through HACC.
In addition, Avery Mahon of Abbottstown was promoted to second year apprentice in the York District.
Stephen Fogelsanger of Shippensburg was promoted to second year apprentice in the Shippensburg District, and Wyatt Taughinbaugh of Hanover was promoted to journeyman third class in the York District.
In October:
Mike McKinney of Gettysburg was chosen as the next field design coordinator in the engineering department. He started with Adams Electric in 2013 as an apprentice lineman in the operations department, then moved to staking technician in the engineering department in 2015. He is currently pursuing a business administration degree through HACC.
Eric Altice of Fayetteville was chosen as the next line superintendent in the Shippensburg District, operations department. He started with Adams Electric in 2007 as an apprentice, then moved to a journeyman in 2011, then to lead lineman in 2023. Eric obtained his associate’s degree in 2021 for Business Management through HACC.
