Dan Leatherman This is Me

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1. 1. PERSONNEL

   www.epihab.org/people.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/18/2007   Last Visited: 11/18/2007

   Dan Leatherman - General Manager
   
   dan@epihab.org
   
   Employed by Epi-Hab since 1976, Dan became General Manager in 1985. In addition to managing the day to day activities at Epi-Hab, Dan is very much involved in work procurement and customer relations. After many years of service with Epi-Hab, Dan has gained considerable experience at estimating all type of work. Call Dan with the job you are having trouble with or just need to have done and he will tell you what he needs to know in order to give you a price for Epi-Hab services.
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   Bill began his service with Epi-Hab in 1985, the year Dan became General Manager.

2. 2. PERSONNEL

   www.epihab.com/people.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/18/2007   Last Visited: 11/18/2007

   Dan Leatherman - General Manager
   
   dan@epihab.org
   
   Employed by Epi-Hab since 1976, Dan became General Manager in 1985. In addition to managing the day to day activities at Epi-Hab, Dan is very much involved in work procurement and customer relations. After many years of service with Epi-Hab, Dan has gained considerable experience at estimating all type of work. Call Dan with the job you are having trouble with or just need to have done and he will tell you what he needs to know in order to give you a price for Epi-Hab services.
   ...
   Bill began his service with Epi-Hab in 1985, the year Dan became General Manager.

3. 3. Typecasting – From Printing to Fulfillment, Industry Stresses Safety

   www.scfaz.com/publish/article_ - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/22/2004   Last Visited: 11/8/2006

   Dan Leatherman, Epi-Hab's general manager, who has been at the company since 1976.
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   "We've been covered by SCF forever," Leatherman says.
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   But Leatherman says, "Most of our jobs are not repetitive day in and day out. You may do the same function for a day, two days, but our people move around to different stations, so they are doing other tasks."
   
   He adds, "We keep the tables about the same height. For some jobs, employees can sit, but most of them stand during the collating and fulfillment work."
   
   At Epi-Hab, forklifts never are driven into the production area, and Leatherman says the two certified forklift drivers also have certification to train others.
   
   Accidents can happen
   
   Despite precautions, Leatherman acknowledges the shop is not injury free. "We might have an accident every now and then, because some things are just going to happen and you can't prevent it," Leatherman says. "No matter what you do, you always can have some smart people who do dumb things, just as you can have dumb people who do smart things."
   
   But Epi-Hab has had a great safety record throughout the years. Even when it was involved in woodwork, Leatherman says the company had no serious injuries.