“TODAY’S MARKET REQUIRES A COMPLETE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. IN PARTICULAR, THERE IS INCREASING DEMAND FOR ALL THE TECHNOLOGIES, LIKE ACCESS CONTROLS, SMART BUILDINGS, AND LOW VOLTAGE.” Marvin Loecker, Executive Vice President
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THE COMPLETE CONTRACTOR ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION MEETS MODERN MARKET DEMANDS Executive Vice President Marvin Loecker has watched the Electrical division at P1 go through some experimental structuring, from separation to integration.
Today, Marvin notes Electrical Construction has come full circle, once again standing on its own - with one difference: a stronger focus on building comprehensive solutions to meet market demands. “Today’s market requires a complete electrical contractor,” Marvin said. “In particular, there is increasing demand for all the technologies, like access controls, smart buildings, and low voltage. “Capabilities in electrical prefabrication and virtual design and construction will also be critical to our projects.” That’s why the department has made some personnel changes, including putting Operations Manager Danny Farnan in place to lead the Building Technologies Department. “Being an electrical contractor is not just providing the power
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and lighting, it’s supporting all the systems,” Marvin said. “Smart buildings are becoming more dependent on lowvoltage systems, and that’s only going to grow in the future.” “Senior Project Manager Jeff Dallas, Project Manager Mike McClammer, and Superintendent David Becerra are our resident experts, focusing on network cabling and fiber, while Danny focuses on other offerings,” Marvin said. Some of the effort to find those other offerings will fall to the new Client Development Manager, Mark Rau. Mark will use his 30 years of experience with securities and low voltage technologies to pursue opportunities with existing customers as well as seek new customers on a local and national level. “Mark will focus on the high-growth areas of business technologies, like audio/visual, security, CCTV and access controls, seeking bigger opportunities for P1 to put our existing capabilities to work,” Marvin said. In addition to mission critical work, Marvin says Operations Manager Casey Walsh will also help grow our electrical footprint by pursuing opportunities outside the region, including those generated by BCTS.
