In 2015, Hendrickson, a renowned global manufacturer and supplier, opened
its Elizabethtown facility in the T.J. Patterson Industrial Park. This expansion not
only brought many new job opportunities to the area, but also paved the way for
professional growth within the community.
Specializing in crafting essential components crucial for vehicle performance
and safety—ranging from medium and heavy-duty suspension systems to
axle systems, springs, stabilizers, as well as bumper and trim components—
Hendrickson’s contributions to the automotive industry are robust. Central to the
company’s accomplishments are committed individuals such as Amy Brockman
and Shawn Lamosek, both integral members of the Elizabethtown team.
With a career spanning over 20 years in materials, purchasing and production
management, Brockman currently serves as the Production/Materials Manager at
the Elizabethtown plant. Transitioning from Hendrickson’s Somerset plant in 2022,
Brockman adeptly oversees production and material control functions, prioritizing
safety, quality, productivity, and fostering a conducive work environment centered
on workforce development. She said her alignment with Hendrickson’s core
values, notably integrity and a positive attitude, significantly shapes her approach
to creating an efficient workplace atmosphere. Working with the company
since 2005, Brockman touts Hendrickson’s pension plan, benefits, working
environment, education assistance, and opportunities for growth.
“Hendrickson advances people internally more than any place I have ever worked
before,” she said. “You just have to work for it, go above and beyond and show
that you are interested and ready to grow!”
Lamosek, a Manufacturing Engineer at the Elizabethtown facility, embarked
on his journey with Hendrickson in Canton, Ohio, before transitioning to the
Elizabethtown plant in 2015. Proficient in overseeing welding, coating, and
machining processes, Lamosek brings a diverse background to his role, including
internships at corporations such as Ariel Corporation and GE Appliances and a
Mechanical Engineering degree from University of Toledo. His responsibilities
encompass leading continuous improvement projects, offering maintenance
support and troubleshooting equipment—aligning seamlessly with Hendrickson’s
emphasis on innovation and operational excellence. Throughout his time at
Hendrickson, Lamosek said he has been able to pursue several opportunities
for professional development, including access to numerous training sessions to
advance his Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and robotics knowledge, along
with support to acquire his Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
“At Hendrickson, our departments work in close collaboration to achieve unified
objectives,” he said. “Continual support from Hendrickson has empowered me to
translate my concepts into tangible outcomes and drive process improvements.”
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