“My parents got involved in ESA in the late 80s. I didn’t get it, but my Dad made several good friends and had a list of contacts. In the early ‘90s, I started to go to meetings as he retired. Then I got it. These people were cool – they were much like us – into mechanical things and running into the same issues with products, systems, and customers.”

 

Dan Turner
President
Turner Hydraulics, Inc.

“My involvement in ESA goes back to 1981 when I owned a Hydraulic Repair Shop. Over the years ESA has been a great resource for products, information, and networking.  In non-Covid times, traveling to attend the Conventions, Tech Conferences, and shop tours has brought a wealth of information while enjoying traveling to nice venues.

 

Steve Malone
CFPS, CFPAI, CFPAJPP
CFC Industrial Training