VINLEC employee retires after 45 years of service
Edwin Gibson has retired after 45 years of service at VINLEC Social Share
The longest serving employee at the nation’s electric utility Company, VINLEC, Edwin Gibson has retired after 45 years of service.
Gibson spent his last day on the job on Friday, February 26, 2021. He started working at VINLEC on July 6, 1976 as a Trainee Fitter. After several years on the job, he was promoted to the position of Senior Fitter in 1982. On occasions, he worked as Project Supervisor for half-life overhauls on engines at the Company’s Power Stations. He also acted in the capacity of Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor. In September 2006, Gibson was promoted to Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor, a position he held up to the end of his tenure with the Company.
VINLEC employee retires after 45 years of service
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The Health Services Subcommittee advised, into the early hours of Tuesday evening, that two (new) positive cases of COVID-19, with no history of travel, were confirmed over the last 24 hours.
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No further details were released by the Health Officials but, in what appeared to be efforts to address speculation consequent upon the release as referenced, electricity provider VINLEC and telecommunications service provider FLOW issued separate statements addressing the issue.