Evansville, Indiana – Construction professional Chuck LeRoy started his career as a mechanical insulation apprentice in 1999. 22 years later, with experience as a journeyman and foreman, Chuck advances his career as a Superintendent with Gribbins Insulation. In this new field management position, Chuck will utilize his years of crew supervision and mechanical insulation expertise to direct a diverse group of well-trained insulators in and around Louisville, Kentucky. About his 13-year tenure with Gribbins Insulation, Chuck states, “I like the way employees are treated at Gribbins, and I love to be a part of a strong team.”The Shepherdsville, Kentucky, native and resident enjoys spending time in the great outdoors with his wife of 19 years and their two children. On the weekends, he can be found fishing, riding his motorcycle, or eating at his favorite restaurant, Storming Crab.
Founded in 1985, Gribbins Insulation is a commercial and industrial mechanical insulation contractor serving the Midwestern United States. Headquartered in Evansville, Indiana, the company has five branch offices in Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky, and employs about 250 people throughout its footprint.
Evansville, Indiana – With 20 years of field experience as an insulator and foreman, Derek Beck advances his career at Gribbins Insulation by moving into an office role as Estimator/Project Manager. In this new position, Derek will use his on-the-job knowledge to assess customer needs, prepare proposals, and manage projects throughout Gribbins Insulation’s footprint. About his transition from the field to the office, Derek states, “Being able to learn and work with the same individuals in a new position is exciting and something I look forward to.”
Evansville, Indiana – Gribbins Insulation announces the promotion of Adam Mayer to Safety Manager. Adam reports to Executive Vice President, Brian Willett. As the Safety Manager, he directs safety efforts for all company locations in Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois, as well as jobsites throughout the US with the help of three full-time Safety Coordinators.
