Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current, February 15, 2022, Page 10, Image 10

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FEBRUARY 15, 2022
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Smoke Signals
TERO Worker of the Month
January 2022
Name: Michael Wible
Employer: Eugene Williams
Construction/Turney Excavating
Position: Labor – pipe layer
Mike Wible first applied with
TERO on September 2018. He
was first dispatched on a for-
estry job clearing brush up on
Reservation land and has since
been dispatched out to several
different contractors on TERO
projects. Turney Excavating is
where he was last dispatched and
has found a permanent home as a
dedicated employee.
Michael Wible
Mike says he has learned so
many new skills these last few
years and is excited about his new career with Turney Excavat-
ing and plans on having long-term employment with the compa-
ny.
Mike added that TERO has helped him make some great con-
nections for employment and is very thankful for his new career
path.
TERO has chosen Mike as January Worker of the Month for
his hard work, dependability and dedication to his employer.
Great job Mike!
For more information on the TERO Skills Bank and
any other TERO opportunities, contact the
TERO office or the TERO director.
TERO Office: 503-879-1488 or tero@grandronde.org
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