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Project Coordinators Strengthen Bonds and Knowledge

When it comes to customer service, serving our internal customers is just as important as serving the external ones, and there are critical support groups within P1 without whom our associates couldn’t serve their external customers. One of those critical groups is our P1 Project Coordinators (PCs). A PC supports multiple project managers - and possibly other associates - within the organization. PCs may also carry titles other than “project coordinator” but perform many of the same functions. As Topeka Project Coordinator Rebecca Venable points out, that requires some special skills. “The greatest challenge is learning each project manager’s personality and preferences,” Rebecca said. Despite the challenges, St. Joseph Office Manager Misty McConnell explains how critical PC support is to the success of the company. “Being a Project Coordinator can be a difficult yet rewarding job, and it takes the right kind of person to do it and handle all challenges within your team and position,” Misty said. “Our PMs work long days and sometimes weekends to make sure a project stays on track and they meet their deadlines. The PC is their 'go-to'. We help them manage deadlines, workflows, meetings, anything they need to ensure a job or bid goes smoothly.” Senior Lenexa Project Coordinator Laura Adkins adds that communication is critical. “Communication is very important for a successful project management team,” she said. “Sometimes we feel part of the team and other times we feel left out until there’s an emergency.”

Sarah notes that each PC had to create an “All About Me” power point to present to the group, allowing all participants to walk away knowing each other a little bit better.

With a job like that, it’s important for our PCs to understand the company and its capabilities, and connect with and learn from each other. “It’s good to mix the seasoned PCs with the new PCs,” Wichita Project Coordinator Paula Ewy said. “It’s helpful to hear what issues others have encountered, and what steps were taken to remedy them.”

Training Specialist Tennille Tegeler works with Sarah to facilitate the training. “This training really focuses on the whole picture instead of just the PC piece. The thought is that if they understand everything involved in the project process from cradle to grave, they may be able to help with other tasks, understand why we have certain processes/procedures, and get a feel for how important their role is,” Tennille said.

That’s why P1 has offered a “PC Bootcamp” for more than a decade. “We set out to achieve three objectives,” Director of Organizational and Talent Development Sarah Garcia explained.

“Being a Project Coordinator can be a difficult yet rewarding job and it takes the right kind of person to do it and handle all challenges within your team and position.” -Misty McConnell, St. Joseph Office Manager

“P1 is an amazing organization. Most PCs are just familiar with the group(s) they support and don’t realize all that P1 offers our customers," Sarah said.

The PCs seem to agree that getting together to trade information, best practices, and work through challenges is probably the most valuable part of Bootcamp, both from a professional and personal standpoint.

“We teach PCs more about our industry and the specific work we perform, including MEP systems and their importance in a building," Sarah said. “We also wanted to do some team-building to strengthen the PCs’ relationships with one another," Sarah said.

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Las Vegas Project Coordinator Cristine Douglas said she came away with more understanding of the “why” behind P1 practices and processes. “The whole Bootcamp was beneficial,” Cristine said. “I enjoyed meeting people from different departments, putting faces to names, and understanding why we do things the way we do. It was great to see how other locations do things.” “Spending time with the other PCs and making sure we’re

all on the same page with policies and procedures helps with issues that may arise,” Lenexa Project Coordinator Vicki Jesse said. “Getting us all together sparked reminders on little details that we may or may not have overlooked after years in the position,” Rebecca said. “It helped me learn more ways to keep things organized, and I am so grateful to have the opportunity to gather knowledge from the other PC’s.” “Being a PC from a remote office, I don’t get to see my counterparts, nor have I met everyone,” Misty said. “I love the fact I had the chance to bond with the other PCs and gain friendships. We appreciate P1’s willingness to put time and resources toward our professional and personal growth.”

we do. We do amazing things!” Lawrence Project Coordinator Diana Korbe says she appreciates P1’s investment in the training. “I think the value of this training is investing in P1’s employees and letting us know that we bring value to the table,” Diana said. “Sarah and Tennille put a lot of work into this to help us learn our roles and ask questions that may not come up when we do one-on-one training. “Having the PCs from all of the offices come together seems to really create camaraderie, and gives them the comfort level to lean on one another when they need help or have questions,” Tennille added. “This is my favorite part to witness.” 

It was very informative, and fun,” Paula said. “I loved hearing the timeline and history about P1, along with explanations of everything

HERE’S A SNAPSHOT OF WHAT THE PCS LEARNED AND EXPERIENCED AT THIS YEAR’S BOOTCAMP. • Fab Shop tours

• Visit from Don Campbell on the importance of Safety

• Visits from PMs to teach about their processes and challenges

• WebEx demo/Q&A • Team building activities, including: Saint Luke’s Books & Boutiques and roller skating

• MEP 101 • Lunch/trivia with Accounting and Purchasing to get to know those departments better

Sarah Garcia Director of Organizational and Talent Development

Tennille Tegeler Training Specialist

Laura Adkins Senior Project Coordinator Lenexa

Vicki Jesse Project Coordinator Lenexa

Kathy Smith Project Coordinator Lenexa

Kelly McBride Estimating Coordinator Lenexa

Linda Scott Project Coordinator Lenexa

Diana Korbe Project Coordinator Lawrence

Misty McConnell Office Manager St. Joseph

Paula Ewy Project Coordinator Wichita

Cristine Douglas Project Coordinator Las Vegas

Rebecca Venable Project Coordinator Topeka

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EPM Division Provides On-site Circuit Breaker Repair Shop Repair Capabilities Provide One More Way to Meet and Exceed Customer Expectations

 Breaker Technician Zach Wilburn works on carefully disassembled parts from multiple circuit breakers. According to Electrical Preventative Maintenance (EPM) Manager Jeff Gardner, having the ability to repair circuit breakers on site at P1 has been a top priority.

“When deficiencies are found in the field, often times they can be repaired or the breaker can be entirely rebuilt and made better-thannew,” he said.

In September, 2020, P1 Connection brought you the story of P1 Service’s ship-and-repair circuit breaker service. Rather than taking on the immense expense of total gear replacement, customers having issues with breakers can send the breaker to P1 to be rebuilt.

Jeff says ever since P1 began the on-site testing, it has always been a goal to perform the repair and rebuilding work in-house rather than rely on a separate vendor.

The service became popular enough that P1 decided having our own shop to conduct this work was the logical next step. “A significant portion of P1’s EPM work is performing onsite testing of circuit breakers,” Jeff explained.

“We were fortunate enough to have extremely talented breaker technicians Rich Breeze and Zach Wilburn join the team,” Jeff said. Now, the team has a backlog of circuit breakers needing service, allowing them to hit the ground running in the new breaker shop, located in the Lenexa Warehouse.

"When deficiencies are found in the field, often times they can be repaired or the breaker can be entirely rebuilt and made better-than-new." -Jeff Gardner, Electrical Preventative Maintenance Manager

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“We currently have around six breakers in our shop,” Jeff said. A particularly impressive piece in the shop includes a 5,000v breaker manufactured in 1953, which weighs 1,000 pounds and stands five feet tall (parts of which are pictured below). “There aren’t many folks in the country familiar with this specific type of breaker and we have that expertise in our breaker shop,” Jeff said. “Having the capacity to test and repair the equipment gives us the ability to more comprehensively and efficiently serve clients.” 

IDEAL CUSTOMERS FOR CIRCUIT REPAIR SERVICE Jeff says the target client will have older switchgear in a harsh environment. The older the gear, the better a candidate it is for rebuild rather than replacement. And the harsher the environment, the more frequently the breakers need service. Older or obsolete units are also good candidates, because the client can’t just go buy a new one.  Parts from a 1,000-lb, five-foot tall circuit breaker from the 1950s  Lead Breaker Technician Rich Breeze cleans parts to make older circuit breakers like, or better than, new.

“If their breaker has an issue, their options are to either have the breaker rebuilt or replace the switchgear,” Jeff said. “In today’s challenged supply chain environment, replacement may not be an option. It’s significantly more economical to rebuild the breaker.” Jeff says clients gain the best understanding of this service by coming and seeing it for themselves. “Clients that are already consumers of this type of service have been very pleased to learn we have this capability now,” Jeff said. “But what is most impactful is providing tours of the facility. “Most folks don’t know what goes into making an older breaker betterthan-new. Seeing the process really solidifies the expertise needed and our commitment to quality for our clients.”

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P1’s pipe fabrication often includes the production of polypropylene pipe, an alternative - in some applications - to traditional pipe material. Aquatherm is economical, faster to install, and corrosion free.

their business nationwide,” P1 Project Manager of advanced, high-quality air conditioning Todd Mihalchik said. solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial environments. A few years back, Todd led a visit to

P1 has forged a strong relationship with Aquatherm, a supplier of polypropylene pipe.

Since then, magazines like PHC have reported on P1’s capability with Aquatherm fabrication, which has garnered national attention.

“We’ve had conversations about P1’s capacity to fabricate large amounts of Aquatherm, and how we can partner to help Aquatherm grow

Aquatherm’s facility in Lindon, UT, to explore the possibilities.

Because of this attention, Aquatherm made the connection between P1 and Daikin, a large customer and leading innovator and provider

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“Daikin came and toured our shop and interviewed us, opening the door for P1 to do some fabrication for them” Pipe Fabrication Shop Manager Jeremy Price said. Director of Business Development Steve Hinshaw explained where the need for a lot of Aquatherm fabrication is coming from. “Daikin’s air-cooled chillers are designed with

Aquatherm manifolds, internal to those chillers,” Steve said. “Aquatherm’s core business is supplying polypropylene pipe and fittings. When Daikin approached them with a large fabrication request, Aquatherm thought P1 would be an ideal partner to fulfill their fabrication needs.” Steve says P1 did a trial project for Daikin to see the quality we can produce first-hand, and that was successful. “We weren’t the only fabricator being considered for the work,” Steve noted. “After an extensive review, audit, interview, and prequalification process, Daikin chose P1 based on our quality and capabilities.” The result is a five-year contract with Daikin to fabricate spools for their chillers. “After the tour of the P1 facility, and seeing their ability and plan to meet Daikin’s needs, it was apparent that P1 is a fabricator Daikin needs as a partner,” Mark Journell, Daikin Strategic Sourcing Manager, said. And this type of work may not stop with Daikin. “This relationship with Aquatherm is already opening other doors for us to fabricate for other Aquatherm customers with high-volume and quick-turn needs,” Jeremy said. 

Travis Hower

Todd Mihalchik

Matt Brush

Aquatherm Foreman

Project Manager

Quality Control Manager

Aaron Hower

Vicki Jesse

Mike Mihalchik

Aquatherm Specialist

Project Coordinator

Colton Fagan

Steve Hinshaw

Aquatherm Specialist

Director of Business Development

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Senior Estimator

N E W FAC E S/ANNO UNCEMENTS Please join us in welcoming our newest P1 Group associates.

Jake Eschenbrenner Service Controller Lenexa

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Megan Lipke Service Coordinator Wichita

Nick Miccoli Fleet Manager Lenexa

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Kevin Kibbee

Project Manager/Lawrence

SAFETY GOLF TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, MAY 7 Shamrock Hills Golf Club | Lee’s Summit, MO $25 registration fee 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. | registration & lunch 1 p.m. | shotgun start 6 p.m. | award ceremony & dinner Contact Cheri Totta for more information or to register.

Terra Jones Shop Coordinator Lawrence

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Dustin Droege

Project Manager/Lawrence

THANKS FOR GIVING! The Lenexa blood drive was a big success.

BI RT H DAYS + ANNIVERSARIES Office and field associate birthdays and work anniversaries + awarded work

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WORK ANNIVERSARIES 5 YEARS:

Darrick Hoffer, James Jenkins, Michael Kunz, Zendy Moran Cruz Kevin O'Neill, Daniel Osborne, Roberto Rosales, William Schultz Robert Supplee, Clifford Winsel 10 YEARS: Kyle Babcock, Lucas Nelson, Dennis Richards 15 YEARS: Christopher Lentz, Kyndel Paulsen  35 YEARS: Mitch Campbell - Congrats, Mitch!

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Emma Allan

Lynden Bruegman

Daughter of Casey Evans

Son of Robert Bruegman

Graduating from: Allen County Community College

Graduating from: Lincoln North Star High School

Degree: Associates of Arts

Future plans: Attend Missouri Western State University on a baseball scholarship and major in Pre-Physical Therapy.

Future plans: Emma will be attending Washburn University to major in Psychology.

Emily Andrew

Collin Champagne

Daughter of Chad Andrew

Son of Chris Champagne

Graduating from: Spring Hill High School

Graduating from: Kansas State University

Future plans: She plans to attend JCCC and earn an Associate’s degree. She hopes to then earn a Bachelor’s of Science and Nursing Degree, to pursue a career as a labor and delivery nurse.

Degree: Construction Science

Alexa Bergmann

Future Plans: Collin plants to start his career at HME structural steel and architectural metal fabrication in Topeka. HME works on projects across the country.

Ella Copeland

Niece of Vanessa Taylor

Daughter of Shanon Copeland

Graduating from: Southern Utah University

Graduating from: Shawnee Heights High School

Degree: Bachelors Degree in Human Nutrition, Minor in Marketing

Future Plans: Attend Kansas University to study Architectural Design

Future plans: Alexa plans on receiving her MBA from SUU. In the meantime, she is getting married and pursuing a job as a health coach.

Braden Brammell

Brandon Davis

Son of Rory Brammell

Son of Brad Davis – Las Vegas

Graduating from: Perry-Lecompton High School

Graduating from: North Park University, Chicago, IL

Future plans: Attend technical school

Degree: MBA & Master of Arts in Christian Formation Future Plans: Youth Ministries, currently working for Young Life

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Addie Dedrick

Dr. Sam Heston

Daughter of George Dedrick

Fiancee of Zach Wilburn

Graduating from: Grain Valley High School

Graduating from: College of St. Mary – Omaha

Future plans: Attend Missouri State University

Degree: Doctorate in Occupational Therapy Future plans: Sam will be taking her talents to North Kansas City Hospital to work as an Occupational Therapist.

Taylor Farnan

Nick Jones

Daughter of Danny Farnan

Son of Will Jones

Graduating from: Georgia Institute of Technology

Graduating from: Wamego High School

Degree: Masters in Biomedical Innovation & Development

Future plans: Nick will be attending Wichita State University to pursue dual degrees in Accounting and Finance.

Future plans: Work in the medical device industry in either the Regulatory or R&D discipline, continue the development of an original medical device in the pediatric pulmonology space.

Payton Gannaway

Aden Keating

Daughter of Ben Gannaway

Son of Tom Keating

Graduating from: Missouri University of Science & Technology

Graduating from: Jefferson West High School Future Plans: Trade School

Degree: Chemical Engineering with an emphasis in biochemical engineering and minor in biomedical engineering Future plans: Payton is pursuing a career with a life sciences or biotechnology company. She also hopes to travel and continue playing competitive volleyball.

Summer Heinen

Alex King

Daughter of Brian Heinen

Daughter of Jeff King

Graduating from: University of Kansas School of Nursing

Graduating from: Lee’s Summit High School

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN, RN)

Future plans: Alex will attend University of Central Missouri this fall. She hopes inspire the next generation through the performing arts and public speaking.

Future plans: Begin her nursing career at The University of Kansas Health System on the Cardiothoracic Progressive Care Unit . Summer hopes to then receive her master's and become a family nurse practitioner.

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Diana Korbe Diana Korbe, P1 Project Coordinator

Daughter of Andy Lister

Graduating from: Baker University

Graduating from: Bonner Springs High School

Degree: Business Management

Future plans: Lexi is planning to attend cosmetology school this fall.

Future plans: Continue working at P1.

Alex Kramer

Darius Mathis

Son of Todd Kramer

Nephew of Yolanda Mathis

Graduating from: Lee’s Summit High School

Graduating from: University of Kansas

Future Plans: Play basketball for Baptist Bible College in Springfield, MO

Degree: Architecture

Brennon Larsen

Future plans: Darius will be joining Burns & McDonnell in their New York City office as an Assistant Architect.

Robert McCoy

Son of Jason Larsen

Son of Mike McCoy

Graduating from: University of South Florida

Graduating from: Missouri S&T

Major: Finance

Degree: Engineering Management

Future plans: Continue pursuing medical technology sales as a Regional Sales Representative at PathO3Gen Solutions in St. Petersburg, FL.

Future plans: Join the St. Michael’s Abbey in California and will be in formation for the Priesthood.

Laura Lightfoot

Macon McDonald

Daughter of Shawn Lightfoot

Son of Gary McDonald

Graduating from: University of Central Florida

Graduating from: West Platte R-2 and Northland Career Center

Degree: Masters in Sociology / Crime & Deviance Future plans: Continue her education with the goal to obtain a PhD at University of Missouri – St. Louis in Criminology.

Lexi Lister

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Future Plans: HVAC trade

Sam Mihalchik

Eli Pixton

Son of Todd Mihalchik/Grandson of Mike Mihalchik

Son of Clayton Pixton – Lenexa

Graduating from: Free State High School

Graduating from: Shawnee Mission Northwest High School

Future plans: Undecided

Future plans: Attend JCCC, degree path undecided

Brenna Minihan

Olivia Pixton

Daughter of Carey Minihan

Daughter of Clayton Pixton – Lenexa

Graduating from: DeSoto High School

Graduating from: Shawnee Mission Northwest High School

Future plans: Attend Kansas State University to study Secondary Education

Ayden Morris

Future plans: Olivia will go to Utah Valley University in Orem, UT, to run track and study engineering.

Danielle (Lightfoot) Pratt

Son of Jen Morris

Daughter of Shawn Lightfoot

Graduating from: Paola High School

Graduating from: Capella University

Future Plans: Attend UMKC, majoring in accounting with a minor in business, eventually obtaining his CPA

Degree: Masters in Marriage & Family Therapy

Addison Pixton

Future plans: Provide therapy to the county where she lives in Texas. Currently working as a crisis therapist.

Katelyn Pray

Daughter of Clayton Pixton

Daughter of Cliff Pray

Graduating from: Shawnee Mission Northwest High School

Graduating from: Cowley County Community College

Future plans: Addison will attend BYU-Idaho in Rexburg, ID, to study business

Degree: Associates Degree in Science

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Future Plans: Attend WSU for Nursing

Kolby Roberts

Eli Smith

Son of Jerry Leis

Son of Robert Smith

Graduating from: Wichita Heights High School

Graduating from: Excelsior Springs High School

Future Plans: Working at Tate Construction as a Lead Foreman and pursuing a degree in Construction Engineering

Future plans: SMART apprenticeship and pursue AAS in Construction Management from Metropolitan Community College

Collin Roderick

Emma Sunderland

Son of Rusty Roderick

Daughter of Doug Sunderland

Graduating from: Lee’s Summit North High School

Graduating from: Tonganoxie High School Future plans: Attend Fort Hays University to become a radiology technician

Future Plans: Undecided, considering Building/ Trade Labor Career

Caitlyn Rohaus

Louis Wilson

Daughter of Casey Rohaus

Son of Melissa Wilson

Graduating from: Friends University, Wichita KS

Graduating from: Topeka West High School

Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Music Education with Vocal Emphasis

Future plans: Attend Washburn University, but also interested in the HVAC trade

Future Plans: Caitlin plans to get married two weeks after graduation and will then move to Colby, Kansas. There she will teach Elementary Music for the Oakley School District.

Savannah Short Daughter of Lowell Short Graduating from: Fort Osage High School Future plans: Savannah will be attending Kansas City Kansas Community College on a full athletic scholarship to play softball. She plans on working toward a Business Management degree.

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 Working Families’ Friend: In August, 2019, we brought you the story of an organization that does a lot of good for the community, including our own P1 associates. Working Families’ Friend (WFF) fills a gap most of us don’t think about until we need it.

Celebrating their 19th year in 2022, WFF has provided over $4.5 million dollars in emergency assistance to more than 50,000 people. P1 associates have been among those people, working with P1 HR to arrange assistance through WFF.

WFF was created to fill the need of hard working people facing an unexpected, one-time crisis. Working people don't qualify for traditional social services. These are people who go to work every day, support their families, and help others when they are in need.

WFF is dependent on the generosity of those who can help. Join one of their annual fundraising events, or you can click here to donate. Other ways to donate include: Text WFF to 53-555 or scan the QR code to set up your monthly giving or one-time donation.

HAPPENINGS

KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE APRIL EVENTS AND STANDINGS: CURRENTLY IN 8TH PLACE WITH 80.5 POINTS • DISC GOLF – Chris Carr, Nick Lawless • CORNHOLE – Jim Nisely, Marques Nisely – Gold Medal • FLAG FOOTBALL – Diana Korbe, Swapnil Shende, Tim Moore, Austin Mathews, Camden Wheatley • BIKE RACE – James Daugherty, Glen Herring, Mark Rau, Marvin Loecker, Vicky Athon

• WALK– Tennille Tegeler, Eric Affolter, Silvana Alcantara, Megan Berry, Chris Carr, Leslie Castro, Amanda Cox, James Daugherty, Kayla Foster, Sarah Garcia, Ashley Harvey, Steve Hinshaw, Taylor Jenkins, Diana Korbe, Brady Kyle, Jason Larson, Beth Martens, Yolanda Mathis, Julie Metzler, Tim Moore, Bryan Morris, Mike Mosakowski, Rebecca Oberzan, Tiffany Oldham, Mark Rau, Glenn Shain, Swapnil Shende, Alan Sparling, Dustin Thorne, Cheri Totta, Justin Underwood, Alex Van Leeuwen, Dylan Walters, Gloria Keating, Mike Hutchison, Kelly Masters, Jim Nisely

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