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MASTERS ELECTRICAL SERVICES LTD. 4239 W. IH-10: SEGUIN, TEXAS 78155 TOGETHER EVERYONE ACHIEVES

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Masters Electrical Services Ltd., hopes everyone had a great, and safe, Independence Day with friends and loved ones.

Don’t forget to view page (8) for more important information from our Human Resource Department.

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Inside This Newsletter

Page #1- Cover Page

Page #2- 3Project List

Page #4 - Project Spotlight

Page #5 – EC&M

Page #6 – Employee Spotlight

Page #7 – Safety News

Page #8 – Hot Topic

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Project List *New Jobs*

• IDEA MAYS PHASE 2 1210 HORAL DR, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78245 ROBERTO FRAIRE SR.

• SEGUIN ER 101 SOUTH HWY BYPASS SEGUIN, TX 78155

• GW MITCHELL OFFICE 8610 BROADWAY SUITE 310 SA TX 78217

• CITY OF FLORESVILLE – ATHLETIC PARK 600 TX 97 FLORESVILLE TX 78114 STEVEN URESTI

• IHEART MEDIA – 2ND FL RENOVATIONS 20880STONE OAKPARKWAY SA TX, 78258 PAUL BEST/MIGUEL VELOZ

• IDEA JUDSON PH2 13427 JUDSON RD SA TX 78233 JOHNNIE RIDDLE

• COSA MARINAS ELECTRICAL RETROFIT 202 E. NUEVA & 203 E. ST MARYS – SA TX 78205 LONNIE HARPER

• COLDWELL BANKER SAN MARCOS 407 S. STAGE COACH, STE 105 –SM, TX 78666

*Current Jobs* • EOG RESOURCES VARIOUS LOCATIONS THOMAS NOLL

• SOUTHERN M RANCH 4239 GOLDFINCH RD. PEARSALL TX 78601 RUBEN GUERRA

• NORTHWEST VISTA PARKING LOT EXPAN 3535 N. US HIGHWAY 281 SUITE 101 SA, TX 78259 ABEL HAWKINS

• IDEA NAJIM (WW WHITE) 926 S. WW WHITE RD. SAN ANTONIO, TX 78220 LONNIE HARPER

• IDEA EWING HALSELL 2523 W. ANSLEY BLVD. SAN ANTONIO, TX 78224 ROBERTO FRAIRE SR

• NEW BRAUNFELS RECREATION CENTER 345 LANDA STREET NEW BRAUNFELS TX 78130 PERRY WINCHESTER

• DOMINION SPRINGS PLAZA 23534 IH 10 WEST SAN ANTONIO, TX 78257 SHAWN SHAW

• TLU C.M. WESTON PERFORMING ARTS 510 FLEMING SEGUIN, TX 78155 SPENCER DWYER

• SMITHSON VALLEY HS ATLETIC ADD/RENO 14001 TEXAS HWY 46 – SPRING BRANCH, TX 78070 STEPHEN URESTI

• COUNTY LINE VET CLINIC 1445 S. WALNUT NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78130 MIGUEL VELOZ

• SEGUIN ELK’S LODGE 1331 C.H. MATTHIES JR, SEGUIN, TX 78155 RUBEN RODRIGUEZ

• ROGER M DREYER MEMORIAL T-HANGER GONZALES, TX. 78629 RAFAEL SILVESTRE

• LEIF JOHNSON FORD 15301 IH 35 BUDA, TX 78610 DONNIE ALSOBROOKS

• CIBOLO VALLEY WWTP WILEY ROAD BULVERDE TX FABIAN FISCAL

• MUSCO HIDDEN VALLEY 125 MABEL JONES DR. CANYON LAKE, TX 78133 ROBERTO FRAIRE JR.

• MUSCO JUMBO EVANS 101 JUMBO EVANS BLVD SPRING BRANCH, TX 78070 ROBERTO FRAIRE JR.

• STINSON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 1519 ASHLEY RD SAN ANTONIO, TX 78214 ROBERTO FRAIRE JR.

• FOCAL POINT VISION 343 W. SUNSET RD SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 JOHNNIE RIDDLE

• CIBOLO MEDICAL OFFICE BLDG 813 N. MAIN STREET CIBOLO TX 78108 JAIME PAWELEK

• ESISD PERFORMIMG ARTS 7173 FM 1682 SAN ANTONIO TX 78252 DONNIE ALSOBROOKS

• FOCAL POINT VISION 343 W. SUNSET RD SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 JOHNNIE RIDDLE

• CIBOLO MEDICAL OFFICE BLDG 813 N. MAIN STREET CIBOLO TX 78108 JAIME PAWELEK

• ESISD PERFORMIMG ARTS 7173 FM 1682 SAN ANTONIO TX 78252 DONNIE ALSOBROOKS

• SWISD HIGH SCHOOL RENOV 11914 DRAGON LANE SAN ANTONIO, TX 78252 ABEL HAWKINS

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Project List

*Recently Completed Jobs* • DISTRICT 3 COMMUNITY CENTER 3303 PECAN VALLEY DR SA, TX 78210 SPENCER DWYER

• SEGUIN ANIMAL SHELTER 555 FRED BYRD SEGUIN,TX 78155 DONNIE ALSOBROOKS

• WEST RIDGE MS 9201 SCENIC BLUFF DRIVE, AUSTIN TX RUBEN RODRIGUEZ

• SAN PEDRO MUSCO 6102 SAN PEDRO SAN ANTONIO, TX 78216 ROBERTO FRAIRE JR

• AND CALL CENTER 1045 CHEEVER BLVD SAN ANTONIO, TX 78217 JAIME PAWELEK

• HEALTH BY DESIGN 7003 S NEW BRAUNFELS AVE, SA TX 78223 BRIAN BROOKS

• CROSSPOINT 301 YUCCA SAN ANTONIO, TX 78070 JAIME PAWELEK

• LAURELWOODS COMMON SHELL & T1 1824 WEST SLAUGHTER LANE, AUSTIN TX 78748 RAFAEL SILVESTRE

Thank you to our foremen in the field and every employee who has helped to complete these jobs. Masters Electric appreciates your hard work!

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Project Spotlight IDEA EWING HALSELL

IDEA Ewing Halsell is the 5th IDEA School that we have built and the 2nd with D. Wilson Construction. IDEA Ewing is also 30% larger than any other IDEA School in the San Antonio Area. IDEA Ewing along with IDEA Najim was the 1st of the IDEA Schools to implement the new 2015 IECC lighting standards that are now being enforced by the City of San Antonio. All the hard work that went into IDEA Ewing resulted in D. Wilson’s making recommendations to the Owners that they use Masters Electrical for IDEA Mays Phase II which commenced work this past Monday.

We would like to thank Roberto Fraire Sr. for his professionalism and hard work and all Masters Team Members that have and will work on this project. Please realize the history involved in the project and take pride in your part of it. We also want to thank D. Wilson Construction and there team members, for giving Masters Electrical Services LTD. the opportunity to work on this project.

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EC&M News Test your Knowledge!

1. Receptacle outlet assemblies listed for application can be installed in countertops of dwelling unit bathrooms.

A) True B) False

2. For PV systems, a field –installable unit including a collection of modules mechanically fastened together and wired, is called a (n) ___________.

A) Panel B) Array C) Bank D) Gang

3. Capacitors containing more than ________ gallon of flammable liquid shall be enclosed in vaults or outdoor fenced enclosures.

A) 3 B) 5 C) 10 D) 11

ANSWERS

1. A

2. A

3. A

These materials are provided to us by Mike Holt Enterprises of Leesburg, Fla. To view additional Code training materials offered by this company, visit www.mikeholt.com/code .

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Employee Spotlight

Rene Jones

Rene Jones has been employed by Masters Electrical Services, LTD since August 2014 and is

currently a Pre-fab technician.

Rene currently resides in San Marcos with his girlfriend, Erica, of 10 years. He was born and raised in Karnes City and still makes frequent trips to his home town to visit his mother and nine year old sister. This past year Rene graduated with his bachelor’s degree in Resource and Environmental Study’s from Texas State University. Rene’s hobbies are hunting and fishing. He also enjoys cooking. He prefers Texas country music most and Cody Johnson is his favorite country singer.

Rene Jones is an asset and we are looking forward to his continued employment here at Masters Electrical Services, LTD.

Employee of the Month

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Safety News Keeping eye protection effective

Introductory comment – Eye protection needs to be maintained to remain effective. This session will show you six ways to make sure eye protection will save your eyes when you need it.

Meeting Starter Questions – What eye protection devices do you use on the job, and how do you maintain then properly? When did you last check the condition of your protection devices? Have you ever suffered or witnessed an accident and injury resulting from poorly maintained eye protection?

Critical Safety Points – Although protective eyewear is designed to guard against such accidental injuries as impacts from sharp objects, it will not withstand repeated impacts indefinitely from sharp objects, it will not withstand repeated impacts indefinitely. To keep these devices in working condition, remember to:

• Inspect them regularly for scratches, cracks or other wear and replace them if they are scratches, bent or uncomfortable. Scratches can weaken the lenses and reduce their resistance to impact.

• Replace glasses when lenses are scratched, broken, bent or you cannot see through them easily for any reason. Obstructed vision can open up a whole new array of potential accidents and injuries. Try to see around a scratch or crack in a safety glass lens is often listen as a major cause of machine and vehicle operation accidents and injuries. Eyewear can protect your eye but you need unobstructed vision to protect your entire body.

• Clean lenses after every use with soap or mild detergent and water or with special solution designed for that purpose. Never use abrasive soaps, rough paper or cloth towels. These will scratch and damage your equipment, avoid any rough handling.

• Store your eye protection equipment in a clean, dry place where it cannot fall or be stepped on. Keep it in the case when you’re not wearing.

• Disinfect eyewear if it’s contaminated by a hazardous substance or if it’s been worn by someone else.

• Replace knotted, twisted worn or stretched goggle straps. You won’t get the all-round protection goggles are designed to provide if they don’t fit properly and snugly.

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Hot Topic

July’s

Birthdays

• Melissa Meeley 7/04

• Rudy Garza 7/14

• Edwin Frazier 7/17

• Alyssa Spaw 7/21

• Thomas Noll 7/22

• Sean Cavanaugh 7/25

• Michael Riley 7/25

• Walker Slates 7/25

• Richard Spaw 7/28

Happy Birthday from your family here at

Masters Electrical Services!

*From Human Resources*

401(k) Changes: As most of you may know by now, we are recently transferred our 401(k) retirement plan from Lincoln Financial to Transamerica. The transfer should be in full effect by mid-May. You can now enroll or login to your account at www.ta-retirement.com for account balances, changes to contributions or beneficiaries, and enrollment options. To be eligible for our plan, you must have worked for our company at least 1 year and must be at least 21 years old. Now is a good time to review your investment options and beneficiary information.

If you have any questions regarding your 401(k), eligibility or changes, please contact Alyssa at 830-303-6330 or go online to www.ta-retirement.com for more information.