Electricity powers the world around us
Though we never see it and rarely think about it, electricity powers many aspects of our lives and world, including food production. A Master Electrician at CHS is in charge of maintaining and improving electrical systems in CHS factories and offices and installing new equipment correctly so that food can be made and delivered efficiently.
Meet Dan
Critical thinking, problem-solving, and attention to detail are the most important skills Dan Warner brings to his day-to-day work at CHS. Constantly working to improve facilities and head off problems, Dan works closely with his colleagues throughout the organization. In addition to being a Master Electrician, he’s a master collaborator.
Career Profile
Master Electrician
High School | Grades: 9–12
2:45
Master Electricians ensure that facilities operate safely and consistently. They install new equipment and fixtures, update old equipment, and ensure all systems are working as intended.
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High School | Grades: 9–12
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“One of my go-to things is my teammates, and not just other electricians. It’s the operators; it’s the control team. Collaboration is very important.”
Dan Warner
Master Electrician
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