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Syosset’s Wayne Tsang Celebrated By PSEG Long Island For Engineers Week
PSEG Long Island is proud to celebrate Wayne Tsang, of Syosset, and more than 250 of his colleagues in honor of National Engineers Week (EWeek), which lasted from Feb.19 to 25.
Tsang is a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE), which is the engineering profession’s highest standard of competence as deemed by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE). He has been a principal staff engineer in PSEG Long Island’s Trans- mission and Civil Engineering department since 2022. As a civil/structural engineer, Tsang designs and creates the supporting structures for new and existing electrical equipment within substations.
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“It is always a pleasure to utilize my engineering knowledge to accomplish a project,” said Tsang. “However, what really excites me is the sense of helping others and the impact my work has on the community once the project is completed.”
“Engineers at PSEG Long Island play many different important roles to ensure our 1.1 million customers have safe, reliable power,” said David Lyons, interim president and COO of PSEG Long Island, who himself is an electrical engineer and Tsang’s mentor. “National Engineers Week is the perfect time to recognize our highly talented, skilled and dedicated engineers who design, maintain and enhance electrical infrastructure on Long Island and in the Rockaways. We celebrate our engineers and thank them for the contributions they make every day to support our community.”
Ten percent of PSEG Long Island’s workforce, more than 250 employees, are part of a variety of engineering disciplines, including civil, electrical, mechanical and industrial engineering, as well as energy management.
EWeek was founded in 1951 by NSPE and is dedicated to ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding of and interest in engineering and technology careers. The week also celebrates how engineers make a difference in our world. The theme for 2023 is Creating the Future. —Submitted by
