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Long-tenured Centria employee receives promotion

Long-tenured Centria employee receives promotion


By Centria | February 21, 2013
Long-tenured Centria employee receives promotion
Long-tenured Centria employee receives promotion

H.H. Robertson Floor Systems, a CENTRIA company, is pleased to announce the promotion of Kevin Daily to leader of the division. Daily, a 40-year veteran with CENTRIA, replaces former leader, Al Smith, who retired after 51 years with the company.

“Kevin’s decades of experience within the company coupled with his tremendous dedication make him the perfect and logical choice for this promotion,” said Ray Caudill, CENTRIA Vice President of Operations.

Daily has been with CENTRIA since 1972, serving in various positions including construction foreman, ironworker foreman, Ambridge paint line operator, lab technician, inventory coordinator and most recently production/marketing leader. Kevin has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Robert Morris University.

H.H. Robertson Floor Systems is a division of CENTRIA and is located in Ambridge, Pa. The company produces cellular floor raceway systems used for wire distribution in offices, casinos, libraries and schools. For more information about H.H. Robertson Flooring Systems call 412.299.8074 or visit online at www.hhrobertson.com.

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