JCP&L Welcomes New Line and Substation Employees from Power Systems Institute Training Programs
Summary
"The PSI program continues to train and develop the new workers who will help deliver quality service to customers now and in the future," said Jim Fakult, president of JCP&L.The new lines employees and hometowns are: Nathan Altomare, Oxford; Patrick Barrett, Manasquan; Luke Bender, Milford; James Bulk, Little Egg Harbor; Kristofer Burd, Asbury; Christian Crum, Bayville; Michael Deluco, Parlin; Karl Erikson, Randolph; Steve Fullwood, Oxford; Thomas Hanson, Jackson; Norman Harris III, Hamburg; Joshua Holden, Newton; Patrick Heeney, Point Pleasant; Frank Juba IV, Perrineville; Michael Laskowski, Toms River; Adam Leighton, Bayville; David Machacek, Newton; Brian Maretz, Monroe; Michael Mazzeo, Waretown; Hunter Moneta, Lebanon; Jack Murray, Lebanon; Tyler Nansteel, Bangor, Pa.; Austyn Ruiz, Howell; James Ryan, Howell; Sean Schlosser, Oakhurst; Ryan Seelinger, Hazlet; Jacob Stark, Branchville; Matthew Torre, Bangor, Pa.; John Wallace, Long Valley; and Jason Widdoss, Belvidere.The new substation employees and hometowns are: Ross Alston, Morristown; Jeffrey Berlly, West Long Branch; Jeremy Carper, Ledgewood; Steven Fetko, Bound Brook; Joseph Kube, Manahawkin; Nicholas Novia, Freehold; Vincent Perro, Freehold; Sean Robinson, Howell and Jared Roesler, Brick.They include Dane Edelheiser, Mount Bethel, Pa; Matthew Mantz, Middletown, line; and Daniel Cordi, Matawan, substation.JCP&L, a FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE ) subsidiary, serves 1.1 million New Jersey customers in the counties of Burlington, Essex, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren.