Jamie is a part of our accounting department and has been a member of our Foundry Family for 18 years. She is fun to work with and has a knack for learning.
Reime Terrero has been a true asset to our VS1 department for the past 5 years, he works hard, is always up to the challenge, and dedicates himself to satisfying our customers' needs every day.
Richmond Foundry, LLC has been added to the Dixon Group family of companies. This addition will allow Buck Company to focus on aluminum castings as Richmond will take on all brass and bronze casting work.
Buck Company is excited to announce the addition of two new Foxall Automated Casting Finishing Cells to our foundry floor.
If you've booked a project that involves Non Ferrous materials it's likely you might already know Tina Peak. If not, well say hi!
Say hi to Sean McCormick. He works in our engineering department where he gets to put his problem-solving skills to use daily helping Buck Company clients.
Victor was nominated by his team for this spotlight. He's too modest to share this himself, but this place couldn't run without him.
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Meet Logan Roseberry, one of our foundry engineers. He's a hard worker and problem-solver who's quickly become a leader at Buck Company.