On Thursday, February 26 SEPTA General Manager Scott Sauer recognized several SEPTA employees who have been instrumental in inspections/repairs for the Silverliner IV Regional Rail fleet and emergency work to the overhead power system in the Trolley Tunnel.
Representatives from Overbrook Regional Rail Shop included Maintenance Manager Brandon Grosso and Rail Vehicle Machinist First Class Leo Puccio.
Representing those tasked with overhead power work for the trolley network were Maintenance Managers Jerri Farmer and Kevin O’Dowd and Overhead Maintainer First Class Vincent Troisi.
Representing staff responsible for extensive monitoring of the trolleys as repairs were made were Maintenance Manager Ali McNeal and Mechanical Repairer First Class Darrin Fullard.
These employees are representative of the hundreds of employees that have stepped up to meet the demands of emergency work in recent months. Their skillful work and dedication has been instrumental in what has been a truly unprecedented effort by our workforce.
We thank our hard-working colleagues for meeting this challenge and for playing a huge role in the effort to get these services back to full strength.
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