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Posted: July 7, 2017
Reilly Electrical Contractors hires Alarie and Pacheco
Easton, MA Reilly Electrical Contractors, Inc. (RELCO) has hired Rick Alarie and Benjamin Pacheco to the firm as senior project manager and estimator, respectively. Both will be responsible for providing electrical and telecommunications solutions to drive their project teams to consistently deliver quality results for RELCO and its clients.
Alarie, a licensed journeyman electrician, brings 40 years of experience in the electrical construction industry, including an engineering background. In his previous position, Alarie was the senior project manager for a $320 million 900,000 s/f government missile defense agency project in Alabama.
Pacheco, a licensed journeyman electrician, has 30 years of experience working in the construction industry, twenty of which have included working as a lead foreman. His experience includes new construction and renovation projects in the healthcare, retail, solar and commercial markets.
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