Magna Electric opens Toronto office
July 20, 2009
Magna Electric Corp. has opened a Toronto, Ont., office, which is headed by Bob Weitendorf, P.Eng., the company’s Ontario regional business development and engineering manager.
Weitendorf has 30+ years of experience in power, protection and
automation, and has worked directly for, and as a consultant to,
Siemens, Wardrop Engineering, Gryphon Engineering, Elecsar Engineering,
Elsag Bailey Automation, Hydro One, Westinghouse and ABB.
Magna Electric Corp. employs 200+ across offices located in Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Toronto. It provides electrical engineering design and consulting services, electrical construction services, field services, shop services, and OEM and reconditioned equipment sales to the industrial and utility markets throughout North America.
CLICK HERE for Magna Electric Corp.
Last modified on July 20, 2009
Magna Electric Corp. employs 200+ across offices located in Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Toronto. It provides electrical engineering design and consulting services, electrical construction services, field services, shop services, and OEM and reconditioned equipment sales to the industrial and utility markets throughout North America.
CLICK HERE for Magna Electric Corp.
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