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Power Source – Helping You Prepare for Year End

In this season of giving thanks, we appreciate you and want to be a resource to help you prepare for winter, for scheduled shutdowns, and for any unforeseen mechanical and electrical challenges.

Power Source Newsletter November 2020

Power Source – IEC is Excited to Announce Our New Product Line: Danfoss

IEC now offers Danfoss/Vacon industrial variable frequency drive (VFD) products. Danfoss VFDs provide the food and beverage industry with exceptional solutions to improve productivity and efficiency, while reducing total cost of ownership in support of processing, packaging, transport, cold storage, bottling line conveyors, and more.

Power Source Newsletter October 2020

Power Source – Power Delivery, Equipment Reliability and Being Prepared:

Consider carefully what you will do when the power goes out and your business is at risk of shutting down. Plus, power failure isn’t the only risk today for industrial and commercial facilities. You need a contingency plan for your equipment, too.

Power Source Newsletter September 2020

Power Source – Get Certified Faster, for a Fraction of the Cost

During the pandemic, we’ve been focused on taking care of our employees, and making sure our 200+ people are working safely. We also want to help you keep your employees safe, so we are now offering our NFPA-70E/OSHA Electrical Safety courses online. We have also reduced the price to make it easier for you to send multiple employees.

Power Source Newsletter August 2020

Power Source – Safety First!

As an essential business, we want you to know that we strictly adhere to COVID-19 safety requirements as we continue to support our customers in the Central Valley and beyond. Safety has been our hallmark since we first opened for business in 1935, and is incorporated into everything we do, from the way we run our shop floor, to all of the electrical, mechanical and repair work we do in the field. In fact, we’re so dedicated to safety that hundreds of people have come to us for safety and industrial training.

Safety First! Newsletter July 2020

Power Source –Welcome to the first issue of Power Source!

We appreciate your business over the years. As many of you already know, we are here for you, helping to keep your operations running at peak efficiency, with some adjustments to meet new safety protocols during the current pandemic.

Power Source Newsletter June 2020

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CORE VALUE DEFINITIONS

Honesty and Integrity – We care, we listen, and we keep our word!!

We Care

  • We care about safety. Safety is always first when performing tasks. We use near misses and accidents to identify training needs and to prevent future incidents.
  • We care about employee satisfaction. We invest in employees and offer growth opportunities. We strive to be the employer of choice.
  • We care about our customer service and strive to exceed customer expectations

We Listen

  • We listen to gain understanding and solve issues.
  • We listen so we can grow mutually beneficial relationships.

We Keep Our Word

  • We follow through on our promise or we communicate before missing our original commitment.
  • We do what is right even when nobody is watching
  • We are transparent – we communicate all available information to increase the shared pool of knowledge.

Humble

Ideal team players are humble. They lack excessive ego or concerns about status. Humble people are quick to point out the contributions of others and slow to seek attention for their own. They share credit, emphasize team over self and define success collectively rather than individually.

Hungry

Ideal team players are hungry. They are always looking for more. More things to do. More to learn. More responsibility to take on. Hungry people almost never have to be pushed by a manager to work harder because they are self-motivated and diligent. They are constantly thinking about the next step and the next opportunity.

Smart

Ideal team players are smart. They have common sense about people. Smart people tend to know what is happening in a group situation and how to deal with others in the most effective way. They have good judgment and intuition around the subtleties of group dynamics and the impact of their words and actions.