Larry Flatt joins management team at Bouldin & Lawson
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Larry will be in charge of running the manufacturing portion of Bouldin & Lawson, which could be in store for a considerable amount of work in the near future. As one of the subsidiaries of BouldinCorp, Bouldin & Lawson has the chore of building machinery for WastAway. And I’ve heard through some reliable Business Pulse sources that WastAway is on the verge of landing a major contract for its garbage recycling equipment.
That means Larry will have his hands full, both with WastAway and with increasing productivity at Bouldin & Lawson’s other interest ? nursery industry equipment.
“I was fortunate enough to be asked to run the manufacturing portion of this business,” said Larry, who has been on the job about 10 days. “We have a real opportunity to grow our business and when we do, we have a chance to bring money to Warren County.”
At Carrier, Larry served as the training manager and the quality control manager from 1990 to 2001. He also spent time as a production manager at different parts of the plant.
What all that means is he knows manufacturing. And producing steel for an air conditioning unit isn’t much different than producing steel for a WastAway unit.
“I have good experience and I’m able to bring that to Bouldin & Lawson,” said Larry. “I’m a big believer in the communication process and acting together as a team. I’m big on teams.”
I have a feeling we’re in store for some exciting times at WastAway, and in turn at Bouldin & Lawson. I think Larry is a good person to help facilitate upcoming growth.