Florida Hospital Altamonte Patient Tower

I wanted to take a few moments of your time and tell you about an employee of yours that is an exemplary steward of MSI's.

Carlos Ospino has a "can do" attitude and approaches each situation with a resolve in mind. Carlose consistently goes above and beyond to get the job done and has the flexibility and the knowledge and does not display the "not in my job description attitude".

Although his specialty is duct work he has no problem rolling up his sleeves and lending a helping hand with other tasks to complete the job. In my experience an employee like this is rare and one that should be valued, appreciated and given a pat on the back.

Carlos is a fine example of what an employee should be and if every company that I dealt with had more employees like this we would all be better off.

Thank you to Carlos Ospino and to Tommy Johnson who trainmed him for a job well done..

Thank you,

Tony Boyette

~ Jim Macon Building Contractor, Inc.

Case Study - Florida Hospital Altamonte Patient Tower

Healthcare Experience

Name and Project Type:	Florida Hospital Altamonte Patient Tower
Location of Project:	601 East Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
General Contractor:	Brasfield & Gorrie
	2000 Colonial Center Parkway, Suite 200 Lake Mary, FL 32746
Project Description:	Construction of a new 6 story, ID/ICU and central energy plant expansion. The services include controls, air handling systems and all chilled water systems. MSI is self-performing sheet metal, chilled water piping and mechanical insulations.
Project Manager:	Charles Foshee
Year:	2007

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