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VAUGHAN BRANCH SELLS DYSON TAPS TO THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
TES WINS THE ONTARIO 2014
POWER UP PROMO
CONFERENCENorth American Managers Conference One company. One vision.
FREE WIFI ACCESS NOW AVAILABLE
IN BRANCHES
04 EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
06 STAFF MILESTONES
08 TES JUNIORS
09 ENERGY AUDIT AT WORK
10 PRODUCT REVIEWS
11 BUILDING TRUST
12 ONE CONFERENCE
16 EMPLOYEE BUZZ
18 NATIONAL PROMOTIONS
20 DID YOU KNOW?
21 NEW DIGS - SAME FRIENDLY SERVICE
22 VENDOR CORNER
CONTENTSTHE WIRE | ISSUE 03 | WINTER 2015
ONE CONFERENCEThe 2014 North American ONE Conference held in Dallas, Texas
12EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHTTorbram Breakers Soccer Team 04
NEW DIGS SAME FRIENDLY SERVICEBrampton and Kingston branchesNew Home New Look
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The Wire is published by TES, 10 Perdue Court, Unit 6, Caledon, Ontario, Canada, L7C 3M6.
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Torbram Electric Supply (“TES”) is very pleased to announce an
exclusive partnership with GE Canada, one of the country’s leading
manufacturer of electrical products. The new partnership will draw
on the distinct strengths of each company. The partnership shall allow both
companies to achieve new levels of efficiency, effectiveness and customer
satisfaction. As part of the exclusive partnership, all GE products will now be
available across over 60 TES locations throughout Canada. We look forward to
working closely with GE in the coming months.
NEW PARTNERSHIPGENERAL ELECTRIC CANADA
As we approach the end of 2014, we are now more than 7 months
into the 2014/2015 trading year, and what a year it has been! Not
only have sales grown, but we have grown our footprint as well.
Since March, we have opened 10 new locations in North America,
and added more than 125 new employees to the CES / TES family.
This September we held our first North American Managers Conference, highlights of
which you will see featured in this edition of The Wire, bringing more than 700 members
of our senior management team into Dallas. The weekend proved a tremendous success
as we launched several new company wide initiatives, enjoyed time socializing with peers
from around North America and held our largest ever counter day.
Happy New Year! Thank you to everyone that has made 2014 a year to remember!
A MESSAGE FROM THOMAS H. MACKIE
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01Introducing The Torbram
Breakers Soccer Team
Games are played every Tuesday evening
from September – December, at The Soccer
Centre in Vaughan Ontario.
02Pinky the Clown – 3rd Generation
Andrea Smith, Accounts Receivable, NW
“I started about 6 years ago on my own.
Before that I had been periodically
shadowing my mom, Pockets the clown,
since I was about 20 yrs old. My grandfather,
Twinkletoes, started the business about 50
years ago. He was the president of the
Toronto Clown Alley, and since then it has
been a part of our family. He was a
magician and balloonist, and wrote a few
books on clowning throughout his life.
His sisters clowned, their kids, his wife (my
grandmother, Sweetpea), and his two kids…
my uncle, Bilbo the clown, and my mom.
I am officially the 3rd generation of clowns in
our family trying to keep the tradition alive.
I love kids, and I love to make them smile
and laugh. It’s a very rewarding business, on
many levels, and this is why I do it. Plus,
it makes our family get together more
interesting…as we can legitimately say we
are a bunch of clowns, just clowning around”
- Andrea Smith, Accounts Receivable
03RCMP Pipes & Drums Band Aaron Loughran,
Account Manager, Ottawa West
Aaron Loughran, is a member of the RCMP
Pipes and Drums band. He travels with them
playing in parades, etc. Most recently he
played for Princess Anne on November 10,
2014 in Ottawa, Ontario, and also played in
the ‘Remembrance Day Parade’ on November
11, 2014 in Orleans, Ontario.
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
Left to right: Andrew LePrevost, Etobicoke Branch, Kevin
Lemos, Downtown Toronto Branch, Victor Motta, Brampton
Branch, Danny Lopez, Brampton Branch, Ronan Berry,
Downtown Toronto Branch, Joe Spiteri, Toronto Group Office,
Devin Clarke, Etobicoke Branch, Behic Azmi, Scarborough
North Branch, Saverio Macri, Rexdale Branch and Shady
(Goalie & Ringer). Team members missing from photo –
Samuel Zemicael, Downtown Toronto Branch, Denni Roca
Woodbridge Branch, Brandon Orlando, Brampton Branch.
Pinky the Clown entertaining children at party.
From left (back row): Aaron Loughran,
Account Manager, Ottawa West Branch.
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Check out Pinky’s Facebook page online at https://www.
facebook.com/pages/Pinky-the-Clown/255122497844757
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04Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront
Marathon (STWM) - October 19, 2014
If you do it once, why not do it again….? TES
once again participated in the 2014 STWM!
Kudos to Ronan Berry, Branch Manager,
Downtown Toronto Branch, who ran the Full
Marathon (42.195 kilometres /26 miles).
As well, a big shout out to the other team
members….Way to go!
05Murray Daniel, Account Manager, Cambridge
with the Stanley Cup in Waterford, Ontario!
The Stanley Cup was brought to Waterford
Ontario, a town of approximately 1700
07The 16th Annual TES Niagara Customer
Appreciation Golf Event - July 5, 2014
Guests enjoyed a beautiful day at the
Willowdell Golf Course of Niagara, in Niagara
Falls, Ontario. In this year’s event, 144 golfers
participated, consisting of 100 customers, 22
vendors and 20 TES employees.
08Calling All Race Car Fans - Barrie
Branch’s Gord Shepherd in it to win
Gord Shepherd locked up the Ontario NASCAR
Whelen Late Model Championship and then
went on to win at the Autumn Colours Classic.
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residents on July 22, 2014 by former L.A.
Kings player and now Director of Player
Development, Nelson Emerson. Nelson
Emerson grew up and played minor hockey
in Waterford, Ontario. “It was a great honour
to be part of the organizing committee and to
see the community come out to support the
event. We were able to give all the children
a commemorative t-shirt and no one left
without a chance to have their photo taken
with Nelson and the Cup.” - Murray Daniel,
Account Manager, Cambridge Branch
06Toronto Group at the Blue Jays Game
- Rogers Centre
Left to right: Nelson Emerson and Murray Daniel,
Account Manager, Cambridge Branch posing with
the cup!
Left to right: Les Biggar of TES Hamilton Branch,
Nick Wagner of Core Products, Demetri Boundris
of All Electric, Brian Griffen of ESN and Gary
DesRoches, TES Burlington Group Manager.
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Left to right: Nytasha Galick, Joe Spiteri, Ronan
Berry – Toronto Group
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NAME HIRE DATE TITLE LOCATION
20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Dale Ramer 09-Jan-95 Stores Manager Markham
Paul Stoddart 22-Aug-94 Divisional Accountant Head Office
15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Jamie Wedgewood 1-Feb-00 Accounting Head Office
Ryan Wedgewood 7-Sep-99 Property Manager/Divisional Accountant Head Office
Joe Spiteri 1-Jun-99 Group Manager Toronto
Darren King 12-Oct-99 Stores Manager Scarborough
Neil Sparling 30-Nov-99 Stores Manager Huntsville
Teresa Dipelino 13-Dec-99 Accounting Head Office
10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Alyssa Trudel 31-Jan-05 Stores Manager Woodbridge
Darrell Bruvold 14-Sep-04 Branch Manager Penticton
Mike Estabrooks 15-Sep-04 Branch Manager Kingston
Derek Webb 27-Sep-04 Stores Manager Hamilton
Steve Thomson 29-Sep-04 Stores Manager Kelowna
Victor Pereira 4-Oct-04 Account Manager Mississauga
Kevin Matthews 15-Oct-04 Branch Manager St. Catharines
Andrea Smith 2-Nov-04 Accounting Head Office
Ian Deacon 29-Nov-04 Branch Manager Hamilton
5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Sharon Lewis 4-Jan-10 Stores Manager Maingate
Pierre Seguin 18-Jan-10 Account Manager Gatineau
Eric Fontaine 1-Feb-10 Industrial Manager Tamco
Michael Sharpe 8-Feb-10 Account Manager Stratford
Daniel Snoddon 8-Feb-10 Stores Manager Ottawa East
Ben Morrison 12-Feb-10 Warehouse Newmarket
Ben Turnstall 16-Feb-10 Warehouse Chatham
Robert Ferguson 5-Oct-09 Warehouse St. Catharines
Daniel Ramard 21-Oct-09 Account Manager Woodbridge
Jim Korevaar 2-Nov-09 Stores Manager Niagara Falls
Dosi Anklesaria 6-Nov-09 Executive Assistant Head Office
Karson Gooder 20-Nov-09 Van Driver St. Catharines
Adam Gallant 1-Dec-09 Account Manager Brampton
Correction Notice – The spring summer edition of The Wire incorrectly stated Donna Chmura celebrating 20 year of service when it should have read 23 years of service.
STAFF MILESTONES
01 Rob Ferguson, Stores Assistant, St. Catharines Branch receiving his 5 year
service award from Group Manager, Gary DesRoches. 02 Left to right: Ryan
Wedgewood, Property Manager/Divisional Accountant, Paul Stoddard, Divisional
Accountant, Phil Flaherty, Chief Financial Officer, Todd McNamara, Divisional
Accountant and Alan Renton, Credit Manager. 03 Sharon Lewis, Stores
Manager, Maingate Branch receiving her 5 year service gift from the Branch
Manager, Terry Roesler. 04 Daniel Snoddon, Stores Manager, Ottawa East Branch
receiving his 5 year service award from Ottawa Group Manager Iain Loughran.
05 Jamie Wedgewood, Accounts Receivable Supervisor receiving her 15 service
award from Alan Renton, Credit Manager and Paul Stoddart, Divisional
Accountant. 06 Derek Webb, Account Manager, Hamilton Branch receiving his 10
year service award from Group Manager, Gary DesRoches. 07 Ryan Wedgewood,
Property Manager/Divisional Accountant receiving his 15 year service award from
Chief Financial Officer, Philip Flaherty. 08 Teresa Dipelino, Accounts Payable,
receiving her 15 year service award from Paul Stoddard, Divisional Accountant
and Phil Flaherty, Chief Financial Officer. 09 Joe Spiteri, Toronto Group Manager
receiving his 15 year service award from Ontario Regional Manager, Wayne Davies
and General Manager, Andrew Dawes.
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TES JUNIORSWelcoming new bundles of joy
Levi Raymond Taylor
Born July 25th, 2014
9 lbs. 4 oz.
Proud parents - Sherry Taylor, Accounts Receivable,
Torbram Northwest and husband Dylan.
Georgia Lynn Boustead
Born September 6, 2014
8 lbs. 14 oz.
Proud parents - Hayden Boustead, Driver,
Scarborough branch and wife Shelby.
Braydan David Smith Woods
Born December 15th, 2014
7 lbs. 10 oz.
Proud parents - Andrea Smith, Accounts Receivable,
Northwest Division and Jason Woods.
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Lighting Retrofit & Energy Savings
A comprehensive energy audit was completed at the property to identify for Anaron
International Corporation to identify all opportunities to upgrade lighting and provide
energy savings.
“Anaron took full advantage of Torbram Electric Supply’s free lighting audit. TES came
up with a solution that worked best for Anaron’s needs, providing much better lighting
and saving $1k per year in hydro and $1.5K in government rebates.”
- Aaron Loughran, Account Manager, TES Ottawa West Branch
“We had lights everywhere, trying to keep our plant bright. After the new fixtures were
in place, it is now brighter, with less fixtures and saves us money. Aaron from TES
was incredible, he followed the whole process through each phase. We could not
have done it without his assistance.”
- Greg Essiambre, General Manager, Anaron International Corporation
Déluce High Bays and T8s were used for the project at Anaron. TES would like to
thank Tamlite & Déluce for their support and participation in this project.
ENERGY AUDIT AT WORK
Anaron International Corporation is a
manufacturer, importer and exporter of
aquatic products, located in Arnprior,
Ontario.
ANARON INTERNATIONAL CORP.
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Customer Review
F4P LED Rechargeable Worklight
“We recently bought
several of these F4P LED
Rechargeable Cordless
Portable Lights with the
magnetic feet.
We are really impressed
with the product, as the
light stays charged for
at least 4 hours and
being able to securely
mount it in any position
on something like an
electrical panel when trouble
shooting is a huge advantage.
We recently mounted this unit for several
evenings on the mast of our lift truck while
driving skids of products between 2
PRODUCT REVIEWS
The F4P LED rechargeable worklight is
a 10W, high powered, light weight unit,
versatile for a wide variety of portable
lighting needs.
Powered by a lithium battery pack, a
complete recharge takes only 4 hours
and provides 4 hours of continuous
operation at full power (10 hours on ½
power settings).
Heavy duty magnets, sturdy base and a
steel hook, allows for multiple mounting
applications. The unit features an LED
BridgeLux chip, designed to optimize
light output. A built-in aluminum back
reflector increases the luminance
distribution creating a 110 degree beam
spread with an impressive 800 lumens
at full power.
buildings and moving product from high
levels. The ground was quite uneven with
potholes and cracks. We never had a problem
with the light moving or falling off the truck.
With the bright light in front of the fork
lines we were safely able to
unload our shelves, which
otherwise would have been
in complete darkness and
transfer products to another
location. Also the light stayed
bright for several hours.
Very robust product
and the convenience of
usefulness is well worth
the cost. So portable or also can be
used in a fixed application! Thank you!
We are selling them very quickly!”
- Mal McEachern, President,
Gilbert-McEachern Electric Ltd.
LEARN MOREi
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I called Terry Roesler at the Maingate
location and he got right on it. Not only did
he find a replacement before 5pm, but
between he and Sharon, they arranged to
get it to me by morning Wednesday
December 24, 2014. Other places were
using the holiday season and short hours
to avoid this difficult problem. This is a
testament to Terry and Sharon’s work
ethic and attention to detail. During
a holiday season, short hours and
understaffed on the 24th, they went
above and beyond the call of duty.
Please extend the team at Maingate TES
and congratulations on a superb job.”
- Chris MacNeil, Machining Specialist,
Fruitland Manufacturing
Maingate Branch
“I called on late afternoon Tuesday,
December 23, 2014 with a large crisis.
One of our machining centers was down due
to an ABB circuit breaker failure (A Hard to
Find Specialty 400 amp Circuit Breaker).
Abbotsford Branch
“Ever since I started my job, I have always
trusted Torbram Electric Supply. I got all the
correct parts I wanted with professional help
and excellent attitudes. The prices are always
lower than other suppliers which makes me
really satisfied!” - Steven Hu, Weston
Bakeries, Abbotsford, B.C.
Victoria Branch
“We were experiencing major
problems establishing light levels
requested by the designers and
the owners. Torbram Electric Supply
delivered the product and guarantee of
light levels that we required in a timely
manner and under budget.” - Charles
Gordon, GFC Restorations Ltd.
BUILDING TRUST
Well Done Vaughan Branch
Recently an article was featured in the
Architectural Record, showcasing a complete
restoration of the outdated washrooms of the
Royal Ontario Museum. The modern and elegant
Dyson Airblade Tap Handryers which replaced
the outdated traditional taps, were sold by none
other than our Vaughan Branch!
Read the full story below.
Read the full story online
and view the slide show at
http://archrecord.construction.
com/residential/kitchenbath
/2014/1409-royal-ontario-museum
-washrooms-superkul.asp
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SEE WHAT
OURCUSTOMERS ARE
SAYING
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Thomas H. Mackie presenting at
the three day event in Dallas, Texas
ONE COMPANY. ONE VISION.New company initiatives were discussed over the three day event helping
to create ONE vision of forward momentum.
We are pleased to announce that the ‘NAMC’ website has gone live - be
sure to visit the site to view photos, watch the general sessions and much
more. http://namc14.com
The 2014 North American
Managers Conference was a
first for both Torbram Electric
Supply and City Electric Supply.
The name of the conference
ONE, was inspired by the
meaning of we are ONE...ONE
company, represented as ONE
family...
ONE CONFERENCE STATS1,000,000+ miles traveled
113,254 square feet Counter Day space67,582 square feet
26,782 items printed5,700 meals
3,600 seconds of video2,252 room nights
6 regions4 days
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Deadra Fletcher, Data Preparation Supervisor, IT
Department, with a bag full of toys for the Chum
Christmas Wish.
Back Row (left to right): Tricia Dunk, Jessica Butler, Dosi Anklesaria, Julie Nepveu, Lisa Medeiros, Darryl
Pierce, Jamie Wedgewood. Front Row (left to right): Teresa Dipelino, Melissa Goddard, Ryan Wedgewood
and Tina Peshva.
HOLIDAY CHEER
Chum Christmas Wish
This year IT staff
contributed to the
Chum Christmas Wish.
Each toy or cash/
cheque donation went
towards helping children in need in the
Greater Toronto Area. Deadra Fletcher, Data
Preparation Supervisor, IT Department,
helped bring awareness to the event.
In Celebration of the Holidays
TES Head Office staff Annual Secret Santa
gift exchange and holiday dinner.
EMPLOYEE BUZZ
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Tying The Knot
July 12th, 2014 – Adam Saik, Graphic
Designer, TES, tied the knot this summer
with Lillian Xia. The ceremony was held at the
beautiful Cave Springs Vineyard in the quaint
town of Jordan, Ontario. Congratulations!
BRANCH GROUP EMPLOYEE NAME OLD POSITION NEW POSITION DATE
Calgary NE Alberta & BC Interior Peter Wade Account Manager Branch Manager 11-Jul-14
Calgary SE Alberta & BC Interior Alexande De Carlo Van Driver Warehouse 01-Jul-14
Hamilton Burlington Marc Brisebois Van Driver Warehouse 01-Aug-14
Orangeville Woodbridge Kevin Dolson Warehouse Store Manager 01-Aug-14
Orangeville Woodbridge Dave Jagelewski Store Manager Branch Manager 01-Aug-14
Richmond BC South West Pi-Ta Tong Warehouse Account Manager 01-Oct-14
St. Catharines Burlington Karson Gooder Van Driver Warehouse 01-Jul-14
Waterloo London Travis Schierholtz Warehouse Account Manager 16-Jun-14
Whitby Toronto Bradley Williams Warehouse Account Manager 01-Aug-14
Vancouver BC South West Kaushik Tilak Outside Sales Branch Manager 01-Jan-15
TES congratulates the following staff members on their recent promotions!
EMPLOYEE PROMOTIONS
EMPLOYEE APPOINTMENTS
Jennifer Artaega,
Junior Systems Administrator,
IT Department
Lillian Xia and Adam Saik at their ceremony in
the Cave Springs Vineyard.
Welcoming new Branch Managers
Brent Clarke,
Branch Manager,
Kitchener Branch
Kirk Smith,
Branch Manager,
Sarnia Branch
New Appointment in IT
Jennifer Arteaga joined the IT Department in
the role of Junior Systems Administrator on
October 8, 2014.
Jennifer brings to the team 8 plus years of
experience in areas of applications/ technical
support, wireless technology, e-mail systems,
and AD Administration. In her most recent
role, Jennifer worked at Bell Canada as a
System Support Administrator.
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In co-operation with Siemens Canada, TES
once again participated in the Power Up
Promotion Contest. Congratulations to all our
monthly winners and grand prize winner!
TES emerged as the proud winner amongst
distributors for the Ontario region for the
Siemens Power Up Promo (April – July 2014).
Based on shelf goods, TES beat other
distributors recording the largest growth
percentage ….. Another example of
vendor loyalty!
Power Up - Grand Prize Draw Winner Accepts $3000.00. Left to right: Iain Loughran, TES Ottawa Group
Manager, Andy Nita, ARC Electrical, and Andrew Dawes, TES General Manager.
PRIZE WINNERS BRANCHES
Dyson DC29 Absolute Vacuum Multi Source Electric Ottawa (East)
Arc Electrical Ltd. Ottawa (Central)
Call Us Electric 2007 St. Catharines
Hyperion Electric Inc. Calgary SE
POWER UP & WIN
Left to right: Sean McCarthy, Branch Manager,
Ottawa West Branch, Ron Ramard, Siemens
Canada, Nat Traverso, Siemens Canada, and Kevin
Matthews, Branch Manager, St. Catharines Branch.
NATIONAL PROMOTIONS
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Left to right: Mihran Egavian, Wiha Tools, Yuri
Geirich, Nadofix Controls and Gerald Trudel,
Store Assistant, Woodbridge Branch.
Left to right: Melaine Toulmin, Brady, Manuel,
Master Woodworking Centre and Dave Jagelewski,
Branch Manager, Orangeville Branch.
SPONSORING VENDORS WINNERS BRANCHES
Wiha Tools Nadofix Controls Woodbridge
Brady Master Woodworking Centre Ltd. Orangeville
Milwaukee Blackbird Holdings Ltd. Belleville
Klein Armtec Limited Partnership Woodstock
Ideal Four Points By Sheraton Niagara Falls
The TES Summer Soccer Spectacular ran for
a total of five weeks from June - July 2014,
with a weekly vendor sponsor rotation.
Customers who purchased qualified products
(by vendors) were automatically entered into
a weekly draw to win a fabulous Fan Prize
Pack and a $250.00 Sportchek Gift Card!
TES wishes to extend a special thank you to
the sponsoring vendors, whose support and
participation made this promotion a great
success!
SUMMER SOCCER SPECTACULAR
Left to right: Derek from Four Points Sheraton and
Don Jones, Branch Manager, Niagara Falls Branch.
SUMMER SOCCERSPECTACULAR
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New Carbon Monoxide Law
On October 15, 2014, Bill 77 updated the
Ontario Fire Code to mandate the use of
carbon monoxide warning devices in all
family dwellings, hotels and universities.
For more information visit
http://news.ontario.ca/mcscs/en/2014/10/keeping-
ontarians-safe-from-carbon-monoxide.html
»
Beware of Credit Card Fraud
Credit card fraud is a wide-ranging term for
theft and fraud committed using or involving a
payment card, such as a credit card or
debit card, as a fraudulent source of funds
in a transaction. The purpose may be to
obtain goods without paying, or to obtain
unauthorized funds from an account.
TES like all companies is open to attack
from credit card fraudsters, which recently
has been on the increase. Keeping in mind
this increasing trend in the industry, TES
effectively immediately will no longer take
payment by Visa over the phone for cash sales.
DID YOU KNOW?
Safety/Precautionary Measures
WIRE WINDING MACHINE• NEVER turn your back to the wire on
the rack.
• Proper placement of the wire reels
on the racks to reduce the possibility of
reels coming off the racking while being
uncoiled.
• A “MAXIMUM” speed to be noted and
posted on the speed control of the ma-
chine to ensure that speed of operation
should not be an issue for any accident/
incident.
• Ensure adequate space between the
machine and the wire coils.
• Stand to the side of the machine when
operating the machine, without placing
oneself between the machine and the
wire rack/reels.
• If possible, have another employee
spot the operator to watch the reels
action, while the operator monitors the
progress/ position of the wire being
wound onto the machine.
HEALTH & SAFETY
Wire Winding Machine at Milton Branch.
The payment/card must be processed via the
terminal, with the customer present to either
swipe the card physically, or enter the pin
number. If the card is not placed in the
machine and pin entered, the branch then
will take full responsibility of the theft, which
amount will then come off from the branch
profit. Visa will not be held liable.
Credit Card
JOHN DOE
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Left to right: Carlo Solano, Van Driver, Danny Lopez, Stores Assistant, Victor Motta, Stores Manager,
Bandon Orlando, Inside Sales.
BRAMPTON BRANCH RELOCATION
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Units 8-9, Brampton, ON, L6W 3H7
Phone: 905.452.7752
Fax: 905.452.7414
614 Norris Court, Units 8 & 9
Kingston, ON K7P 2R9
Phone: 613.384.9888
Fax: 613.384.9181
NEW DIGS - SAME FRIENDLY SERVICE
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TES VENDOR APPRECIATION DAY
July 3 & 4, 2014 – Collingwood, Ontario.
Blue Mountain Vendor Appreciation Event
VENDOR CORNER
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TES’ The Wire magazine features regional, overseas news
and employee spotlights to keep you up to date on all the
latest. The quarterly publication also highlights branch
openings, trade days, sponsored events, vendor/customer
trips, promotions, new products, as well as employee
events like marathons, staff run soccer games and golf
tournaments.
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