HAPPY 2018!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here’s to an exciting new year and all that it has to offer!
Here’s to an exciting new year and all that it has to offer!
We wish you a joyous Christmas and a New Year full of Peace and Happiness.
On Friday, December 8, 2017, employees of The Righter Company, and some of their family members and guests, joined together in the shop area for Der Dutchman food (and pies!!!), fellowship, games and service awards. This year, we also celebrated the upcoming retirement of one of our longtime employees, Richard Fink. His total time of service to the company is just over 30 years. Richard has worked as a Carpenter, Foreman and, in recent years, as a Field Supervisor. His last project with Righter was Kingston Water System Improvements, which consisted of installing replacement chemical feed equipment, minor piping/metering improvements/electrical and control improvements and installation of standby power facilities at the existing village WTP and wellfield.
We wish Richard much relaxation and happiness in the years to come!
Watch the video tribute to our hard-working field employees!
Columbus Preparatory Academy, a charter school located 2.4 miles from The Righter Company office, turned the tables a bit on this #givingtuesday by giving back to all the businesses and organizations that have shown their support through the years. A group of students and parents stopped in to say “thank you” in person. Brad Nadolson, President, and Julie Klay, Contract Administrator, accepted the poinsettia and words of appreciation on behalf of the company.
Employee Spotlight: Vince Gaus
Hometown: Westerville, Ohio
Current Position: Leadman
Years of Service: 32 Years
Favorite Quote: “You can’t hardly blame her. She’s only human.”
Favorite Project to Date (& Why): Highland Park & Aquatic Center on Spring Street in Westerville. It was a waterslide project that Righter completed around 1990. Jerry Yantes was the Supervisor. Righter constructed a wooden tower and platform, footers and supports and assembled and installed a fiberglass waterslide. It was a fun job! The crew members participated as test dummies at completion!
Hobbies: Golf, bowling and target shooting
THE RIGHTER COMPANY APPRECIATES VINCE’S DEDICATION AND HARD WORK!
Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, November 5. The switch signals the start of dark afternoons.
Most computers and cell phones now change automatically, but you will still need to adjust your watch, microwave and most likely your car. It is also a good time to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Daylight Saving Time has been practiced off and on in the United States since 1918. Daylight Saving Time starts the 2nd Sunday of March and ends the first Sunday of November. Hawaii and Arizona do not observe Daylight Saving Time so no springing forward or falling back for them! U.S. territories such as American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands do not make the change, either.
We will move the clocks again on March 11, 2018, springing forward an hour.
Hot, iced, or somewhere in-between, have a cup (or three!) on National Coffee Day!
So often throughout the year, but especially during the Buckeye football season, our thoughts turn to David Righter, who, along with his late father, Donald, founded The Righter Company on August 19, 1976. Dave was a Buckeye fan through and through. This Buckeye tree stands at the entrance to our home office and was planted to honor the life of and contributions and sacrifices made by Dave.
Great job by Estimator Bill Wyner, Project Manager Mike Killilea, Foreman Clay Slevin and his field crew!
Read the press release here: Press Release