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Hentec/RPS Adds Two Field Service Technicians
November 17, 2020 | Hentec Industries Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Hentec Industries/RPS Automation is pleased to announce the addition of two new Field Service Technicians to the service and support team. Aarón Cantú based out of Monterrey Mexico and Quintin Albright based out of the headquarters in Newman Lake, WA. Both Aaron and Quintin started training in late October, and the addition of the two new techs will allow Hentec/RPS to expand service and support to their customers.
Aarón brings prior knowledge of working with selective soldering machines, along with a great attitude and willingness to figure out any problem in his path. Quintin is new to the industry, but has years of experience in service and support, along with a project management background. Hentec/RPS is extremely excited to welcome both Aarón and Quintin to the Hentec family and are excited to see what experience and talent they each bring to the service and support team.
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