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Summer is typically a time most high school students sit by the pool or hit the beach to enjoy some R&R. But Eugene Lee, Jack Crespo, and Anna Yang made other plans this summer. These three go-getters made the most
The global COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed our world in a short time; and changes seem to be in effect for the foreseeable future. Temporary furloughs in many industries are turning into permanent layoffs or reductions in headcount. Many managers
At ONEIL, our hearts are with those affected by the current and unexpected health crisis caused by COVID-19. As the Coronavirus has drastically impacted the world’s economy and communities alike, we offer a message of resolve, hope, and sound leadership.
At ONEIL, our first concern is always the health and safety of our employee owners and those we serve. As such, we are closely monitoring reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization regarding
On Thursday, January 30, John Staten, chairman of the ONEIL board, passed away at the age of 76. The entire ONEIL family mourns his passing and fondly recalls his warm sense of humor, commitment to the Dayton community, and impressive
Congratulations, David Storms! David is the 2019 recipient of the Robert J. Heilman Passion Fund Award, including a $1,200 prize, awarded by ONEIL’s Passion Fund Committee. Created in 2017, the Passion Fund honors the legacy of ONEIL’s late President, Bob
For the second consecutive year, ONEIL is proud to support the Dayton Business Journal’s Aerospace & Defense Forum as Publication Sponsor. Taking place on October 10, 2019, the Aerospace & Defense Forum will bring leaders of the defense and business
What’s so special about ONEIL’s technical manuals (TMs)? Aren’t all TMs the same? You might be surprised. While some organizations may choose to produce their own material in-house (or, worse, inadvertently partner with an unqualified firm!), ONEIL has a long
Heavy equipment manufacturers know most of their equipment’s lifetime cost is incurred after it’s fielded. Scheduled maintenance, repair tasks, manpower, and other requirements should be well-defined and properly analyzed from the beginning to get the most value over its lifecycle