Deimco Finishing Hires Two and Adds Manufacturing Expansion
Deimco Finishing Equipment has hired Shivtej Utekar and Ryan Hass, and plans to open a 10,800-square-foot expansion at its Tama, Iowa facility.
Deimco Finishing Equipment (Tama, Iowa) has hired Shivtej Utekar and Ryan Hass and announced a 10,800-square-foot expansion to its facility.
“We are excited to welcome Shivtej and Ryan to our team,” says Kirk Shirar, president and co-owner of Deimco. “They will be a great resource for Deimco and our customers.”
Shivtej Utekar, a new automation engineer at Deimco.
Photo Credit: Deimco Finishing Equipment
Utekar obtained his Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Wichita State University in May 2020. During his time at university, Shivtej excelled academically and completed an internship with Speed Automation. As automation engineer, Shivtej will be responsible for the design and implementation of custom controls for Deimco’s system solutions.
Ryan Hass, a new senior technician at Deimco.
Photo Credit: Deimco Finishing Equipment
Hass joins Deimco after graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Studies from Iowa State University in May of 2020. During his time at Iowa State, Ryan possessed roles including fabrication, mechanical and electrical duties at B&G HVAC, Van Wall Equipment and Reisetter Electric. As senior technician, Hass will be responsible for the design and implementation of the electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic controls of Deimco’s automated systems.
“We’re excited to add such high-character people and high-caliber talent to our team,” says Tom Arneson, vice president and general manger. “We believe this is the correct time — and Shivtej and Ryan are the correct people — to make these notable investments.”
Deimco’s new expansion will allow the company to pre-assemble and test operate multiple systems concurrently on its floor. This ensures customers have the opportunity to confirm the equipment they purchase will meet their requirements. The addition is underway and is scheduled for completion in the early second quarter of 2021.
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