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9/25/2003
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Johnstown America promotes three engineers
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On Sept. 24, Johnstown America Corp. announced three engineering staff promotions: David Single was named design engineer; Gregory Josephson, project engineer; and Michael Selepack, product development engineer.
A Johnstown America employee for nine years, Single previously served as product development engineer. An eight-year employee who previously served in various engineering positions, Josephson now supervises the rail-car builder's CAD operations. A six-year employee, Selapack previously served in Johnstown America's drafting department.
"[The promotions] strengthen our engineering capability in meeting the demands of expanding product lines," said Johnstown America Vice President of Engineering James Hart in a prepared statement.
Johnstown America designs and builds aluminum coal, flat, heavy-haul intermodal, and aggregate cars, as well as mill gons and the VersaCoil™ steel-coil car.
A Johnstown America employee for nine years, Single previously served as product development engineer. An eight-year employee who previously served in various engineering positions, Josephson now supervises the rail-car builder's CAD operations. A six-year employee, Selapack previously served in Johnstown America's drafting department.
"[The promotions] strengthen our engineering capability in meeting the demands of expanding product lines," said Johnstown America Vice President of Engineering James Hart in a prepared statement.
Johnstown America designs and builds aluminum coal, flat, heavy-haul intermodal, and aggregate cars, as well as mill gons and the VersaCoil™ steel-coil car.
