Houston-based Industrial Service Solutions (ISS) – Recycling Technologies has announced the addition of shredding and recycling industry veteran Dan Mihuc as director of engineering.
With almost two decades of experience in the metal recycling industry, Mihuc served as director of metal sales/project manager at Engineered Recycling Systems in Atlanta. Previous to this role, he was the project engineer for OmniSource Corp., which is owned by the Fort Wayne, Indiana-based Steel Dynamics Inc.
“We are very fortunate to add someone with Dan’s experience and qualifications to our organization,” says Bill Tigner, vice president of ISS – Recycling Technologies. “With new nonferrous plants, complete automobile shredder systems and AmeriMex AC and DC motors and controls, as well as overseeing the other areas we are bringing to the scrap metal industry, such as shredder emissions and controls, Dan will be able to lead us to the forefront of one of the fastest growing divisions within ISS.”
Mihuc will be based in Chicago. His responsibilities will include taking over the management of the new 7090 shredder being installed in Houston in the first quarter of this year.
ISS has 45 locations nationwide and provides field services, fully equipped service shops and supply shops with available parts. In support of the scrap metal industry, ISS offers complete stationary shredders, including castings and wear parts, AmeriMex motors and controls, emission controls, shredder explosion mitigation and the Taurus US line of scrap shears and balers.
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