(MENAFN- ACCESSWIRE) NASHVILLE, TN / ACCESSWIRE / May 3, 2024 / Gaylor Electric is excited to announce that Jen Stutzman, the company's first female General Superintendent, has been honored by Construction Dive Magazine as a construction champion for 2024. This recognition was announced during National Women in Construction Week.
Jen Stutzman's recognition by Construction Dive Magazine celebrates her remarkable journey in electrical construction, spanning over 15 years. Starting as a young apprentice at Gaylor Electric, Stutzman's journey to becoming the company's inaugural female General Superintendent highlights her commitment to excellence in an industry that's been historically dominated by men.
As a jobsite leader, Jen Stutzman manages multiple responsibilities, promoting collaboration among craft crews, supervisors, colleagues, and clients. Her deep understanding of various trades ensures clarity in project scope and responsibilities, facilitated by meticulous planning, scheduling, and organizational skills crucial for meeting deadlines and visualizing completed work prior to installation.
Stutzman's leadership extends to managing field supervisors and lead persons, ensuring adherence to proper work practices that promote production. She oversees the proper usage of tools, materials, and equipment, conducting routine inspections to verify accurate and timely installations. Her proficiency in reviewing construction plans, shop drawings, and interpreting complex diagrams demonstrates her comprehensive grasp of all relevant codes, including NEC, state, and local regulations.
Safety is paramount under Jen Stutzman's guidance as she enforces jobsite safety requirements and prioritizes OSHA compliance, emphasizing the well-being of the workforce. Her effective communication with project leadership cultivates seamless collaboration with project partners, and customers
Beyond technical expertise, Stutzman challenges stigmas as one of the few females in this craft leadership role, consistently exceeding expectations and proving that dedication and competence transcend gender biases. Her journey serves as an inspiration, showcasing how women can thrive in construction through industry knowledge, skills, compassion, and strength - developing a positive work environment grounded in teamwork and support.
While commenting on Stutzman's milestone, Gaylor Electric CEO Chuck Goodrich said, "Jen Stutzman's recognition by Construction Dive Magazine marks a progressive shift within the company and the industry as a whole. By celebrating Jen's achievements, we celebrate the potential for every individual, regardless of gender, to leave a mark on the construction industry."
Mr. Goodrich added, "Jen's Story is an inspiration for women aspiring to define their paths in construction, reaffirming the importance of developing a diverse workforce."
Gaylor Electric delivers on their Cornerstone of Reliable Resources, Outcomes, Insights and Genuine Care for People; dedicated to Innovation, Quality and being Measurement-Centric accountable. The organization is comprised of multiple national production and innovation-driven locations that provide innovative industry expertise, and client-focused solutions. As the Highest Performing National Contractor of Excellence, Gaylor Electric offers design-build electrical construction, 24/7 on-demand electrical support, and utility service. Their teams provide an unparalleled commitment to cultivating strong business relationships, resulting in continued client loyalty nation-wide. Visit Gaylor for more information.
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SOURCE: Gaylor Electric
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