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Our company, and our reputation for consistent superior product and customer support, is built on the quality and dedication of the people who make up Logan Clay.
Just as there can be no compromise in the product we deliver, there also can be no compromise in the people we hire. That’s why when you work with Logan Clay at any level, you’ll find yourself working with people who care about getting it right, and who will give you straight answers to questions. You’ll find craftsmen who care about the quality and long-term performance of every clay product that goes out our door.
You'll find clay pipe experts who are ready with accurate, helpful answers to your application questions. And you’ll find people who have dedicated their careers (many for 25 years or more) to helping our customers do their jobs better.
To meet some of the people who make up Logan Clay, CLICK on the links below. Or better yet, schedule a visit to Logan, Ohio, and take the opportunity to meet them in person.
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56 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"The planning necessary to continue to making an excellent product at a fair price while nurturing good relations with our employees and our community."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"There are two things that I find most rewarding:
- Seeing people do well, learning and improving, and feeling that you have helped.
- Building, changing and improving our processes and methods."
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Outside work, Bart enjoys:
"Spending time with my family. And I read a lot - magazines, newspapers, fiction and nonfiction." |
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38 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Creating an atmosphere that allows our talented team to excel."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Knowing that we make the best sewer pipe available and helping to provide a higher standard of living for over 100 families."
Outside work, Dick enjoys:
"Spending time with my wife and family (especially the three most wonderful toddlers in the world – my grandchildren), and being active in harness racing." |
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23 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Maintaining the plant's high standards of quality and production."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Having the freedom to explore new ideas and engineer our processes and equipment. I especially enjoy working with Bart. He is such a wealth of knowledge and experience and he's willing to share all of it freely. I never spend long talking with him without learning something!"
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Outside work, William enjoys:
"Spending time with my family and friends. And, of course, fishing." (Bill has placed first in his club's season-long competition for the last two years.) |
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7 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Being a customer advocate."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Problem solving for my customers and engineers."
Outside work, Rudy enjoys:
"My wife and I built our house on my grandmother's farm two years ago, so right now I am overloaded with weekend projects. I am currently finishing the basement and will be landscaping soon. I also spend a good deal of time playing with my son." |
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2 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Talking to municipalities about why clay pipe is best material choice for sewer pipe."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Helping people."
Outside work, Steve enjoys:
"Spending time with family, especially his two young children. Gardening, mountain biking and meeting new people." |
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34 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Taking care of our customers. That could include helping to arrange timely deliveries, facilitating special requests, or just taking the time to listen to their dilemmas and then helping them find a solution."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Knowing our customers, our suppliers and the other employees here long enough to call them friends. When you are all working together, pulling toward the same goal of making a quality product and keeping our customers satisfied, it's really not 'work' at all."
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Outside work, Dutch enjoys:
"Right now I'm having a great time playing guitar with a bunch of my friends. We have a band called 'Three Chords and a Beer,' and we play around town and for private parties. I also do computer consulting, soccer refereeing, and woodworking. And then there's the 'new baby' to take care of - my 2002vVolusia motorcycle." |
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29 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Taking care of the customer."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"The friendships that I have developed during my years here."
Outside work, Jane enjoys:
"Gardening, and the 3 Bs—boating, bowling and basketball (especially college hoops)." |
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33 years with Logan Clay
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Most important responsibility:
"Assisting all departments and remaining flexible to work on a variety of projects."
Most rewarding part of your job:
"Learning to use different types of software and the challenge of applying these to our needs."
Outside work, Sharon enjoys:
"I enjoy writing articles and short stories and developing the work I will do when I retire." |
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Our Company
Our History
Our People
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"Forty percent of our system is clay...We televised these lines based on the original risk equation, which indicated that due to age, these should be our areas of most significant risk. But they haven't degraded at all over time. Based on the way these pipes look they could easily last 200, 300 or 400 years."
Terry Martin, P.E.
Strategic Advisor to the
Corporate Asset Management Group
Seattle, Washington |
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