SPANCRETE

Spancrete promotes Schnell and Passint

Spancrete, an industry leader in engineered precast and prestressed building solutions and machinery, has promoted John Schnell to Vice President of Precast Operations North, and Nicholas Passint to General Manager of Spancrete Machinery.

Schnell has been with the company for 33 years, and previously served as Vice President of Spancrete Machinery. He is a proven leader who understands the industry, operational efficiencies and managing a team with diverse skillsets. He will be responsible for overseeing all precast operations in the north, encompassing activities at both the company’s Crystal...

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