On The Grid With MPS

Have you ever lost power and wondered why it takes so long to get the power back on? Join our host Brian Shreve and guest Randall Taylor, a journeymen lineman as  they discuss the complex challenges in responding to a major weather event. To learn more about Randall and the life of a linemen follow him on instagram at @rtaylo04!

Join us in the first episode of our new series about all things electricity. Host Brian Shreve and marketing team members John McMillian and Nick Wiznitzer as they discuss the ins and out of transmission lines.

Bill Fulton joins host Brian Shreve for the second installment of our plant tour series. Bill discusses foreign impact, labor issues, and brand new initiatives from our Trenton facility.

Scott Jamieson joins host Brian Shreve for the first installment of our plant tour series. Scott and Brian discuss our Insulator Solution facility located in York, South Carolina. York manufactures protective equipment such as insulators, cutouts, and arresters. York is also the first of our facilities to receive the ISO 45001 certification.

Dan Cavanagh joins host Brian Shreve for an overview of MacLean Power’s operations. Dan and Brian discuss the various manufacturing facilities, what key initiatives we are working on at each, and how our capacity utilization projects will further serve the market for years to come.

 Mario Resendiz and Tim McKinney return to answer Brian’s questions about raw material supply and pricing, as well as the labor impact since COVID began. They’ll touch on key initiatives MPS has implemented to improve retention, as well as recruiting. Tim also will go into the steel market and what indicators he’s following for 2022 supply and pricing.

MPS Facility Supply Chain and Purchasing Directors, Mario Resendiz & Tim McKinney, join Host Brian Shreve to talk all things supply chain related. In part 1, they tackle oversees shipping, from foreign port to our shipping dock, and everything in between. They’ll walk through the entire process, where & why the bottlenecks exist, and what can be done to ease them.