Our Vision

“MSD will be the first choice for commercial HVAC/R, Plumbing,

and Service in the Dayton, Cincinnati and Columbus markets. Our Mission

“MSD’s Mission is to provide the highest quality commercial open shop for HVAC/R,

Plumbing and Service in the greater Dayton area.

Cameron Clements 02

Nathanial Demana 06

Caleb Walters 06

Mike Kiminas 09

Corey Daffler 13

Kenneth Greene 16

Miranda Hopwood 23

Kiara is one of MSD’s newest

employees. She loves the family-

oriented nature of the workplace and

the welcoming people that work

here!

Kiara chose this line of work

because she is in school for

manufacturing engineering and wants

to have a degree that pays her for

what she knows, not what she does.

Kiara loves to go out and bowl,

but also enjoys her Netflix movie

nights! She has one nephew, who is 3

years old. Kiara enjoys listening to

R&B, and some rap & pop music!

Kiara’s Words of Wisdom:

“Life is your hardest teacher, first it

gives you the test, then teaches the

lesson.”

Kiara’s Encouraging Word:

“You can do it!”

Happy Valentines Day!

2.14.2015

Jacob Smith 02/10/2006

Philip Smith 02/27/2004

Michael D’Amico 02/26/2003

Jamie Pike 02/03/2003

Danny Cvetkovich 02/06/2012

Brad Bradley 02/18/2013

Vincent Havlin 02/17/2014

Jon McKee 02/25/2014

MSD

Sheetmetal Installer (Special Projects)

Sheetmetal (foreman)

Sheetmetal Apprentice/ Helper (Special

Projects)

Manufacturing Sales Rep (RSM)

HVAC-R (with boiler & chillers experience)

If you know anyone that is seeking employment

in the following fields listed please have them come

into the office and complete an application between

the hours of 7am—4:30pm. Thank you.

(Please keep the Employee Referral Program in

mind!)

If you have any questions please contact Tami

Herman at 937-254-3235 Ext 266 or

therman@msdinc.net

If you have changed your address,

phone number, email, or updated

your drivers license please

contact Shelly at EXT.250 or

swinkler@msdinc.net

Wednesday, March 18th 4:00 -5:00 -large conference room

Wednesday, June 17th 4:00-5:00 -small conference room

Wednesday, September 16th 4:00-5:00 -small conference room

Do you want to start saving for your future? MSD will be having open

enrollment for our 401K program. If you would like to enroll or find out more

information about our 401K program, now is the time to do it! Matt Palmer from

Merrill Lynch will be speaking about the benefits of having a 401K and provide

you with options that may meet your current and future goals.

If you have any additional questions please contact Shelly at ext 250.

MSD’s annual golf outing will

be on September 26th, with an

8:00 tee off at Locust Hills

Golf Course. If attending, please

block your calendars! Any

questions please call Michael

Workman at 937-254-3235 Ext.

233

Vicki Johnson’s daughter, Victoria with

her trainers Chief Temple and Captain

Swick, Graduated Fire Fighter on

December 30th, 2014

“We are proud to announce that MSD has been named the Dayton

Builder’s Exchange Safety Company of the Year! This is an award that each

of you can be proud of. Thank you for all of the hard work the entire MSD

team puts in every day. Your effort and focus on not only just performing

your work, but doing it safely, has not gone unnoticed. Way to go and keep

up the good work. “

-Phil Smith, Safety Manager

“Good morning Mr. Smith. I just wanted to let you know your companies

dedication to Safety is very obvious at the project level. Jeff stork and Kevin

Oney are ambassadors on this project along with your entire group. Thank

you! MSD is a pillar for Safety on this project. This is a direct reflection of

your companies dedication to Safety. V/r Dan Wood EMC.”

Below is a email sent to Phil Smith, from Daniel Wood

Be Safe this February!

February is typically a month full of snow, ice, rain and cold weather.

Bad weather makes driving a dangerous prospect. Behavioral distractions

including talking on a cell phone, text messaging and speeding combined

with bad weather increase the potential for disaster. Discussing the

importance of proper driving skills and anticipating bad weather with

friends, children, students or employees can act as important reminders to

stay safe in February and may help save lives.

Germs travel fast during February. The cold weather generates colds

and the flu in countless individuals we encounter on a daily basis. Talk

with colleagues, staff members, students, family members, and/or friends

about collaborative actions to keep work, school, and home environments

germ free. Emphasizing the importance of washing your hands and

keeping floors and hand rails clean are vital ways to prevent the spread of

germs.

1. Which of the following was not a new conversation heart saying introduced this year

A.) Recipe 4 Love B.) Top Chef C.) Yum Yum D.) Melt My Heart

2. True /False: Conversation hearts used to be horseshoe-shaped.

3. What percent of US consumers will exchange Valentine's Day candy this year?

A.) Nearly 27 Percent B.) Nearly 68 Percent C.) Nearly 46 Percent

4. Most chocolate is consumed in which season, Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter ?

5. What temperature should chocolate be stored in, 40-50ºF ,50-60ºF, 60-70ºF, or 70-80ºF?

For more information on the Valentines Day 5k Race please go to :

http://www.runnersworld.com/race/

See Back for

Answers.

Movie Ideas: Valentines Day, He’s just not that into you, 50 First Dates

Bake Pillsbury’s Signature Valentines Day cake/ cupcake mix!

Whether your special valentine is your wife/ husband, boyfriend/ girlfriend, mom, dad,

niece, nephew, or a special friend, chocolate always makes a great Valentines Day gift!

1. Which of the following was not a new conversation heart saying introduced this year, Recipe 4 Love, Top

Chef, Yum Yum or Melt My Heart?

Answer: D.) Melt My Heart

Recipe 4 Love, Top Chef, and Yum Yum were all new sayings introduced this year. Melt My Heart was

one introduced last year.

2. T/F: Conversation hearts used to be horseshoe-shaped.

Answer: This one is true! At one time, conversation candies were made into many other shapes such as

horseshoes, baseballs, and even watches.

3. What percent of US consumers will exchange Valentine's Day candy this year?

Nearly 27 Percent B.) Nearly 68 Percent C.) Nearly 46 Percent

Answer: According to the National Confections Association, an estimated 45.8 percent will exchange

Valentine's Day candy this year.

4. Most chocolate is consumed in which season, Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter ?

Answer: More chocolate is consumed during the Winter than any other season.

5. What temperature should chocolate be stored in, 40-50ºF ,50-60ºF, 60-70ºF, or 70-80ºF?

Answer: Chocolate is best stored at a cool room temperature ranging from 60º to 70ºF.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and

women in the United States. Every year, 1 in 4 deaths are

caused by heart disease. The good news? Heart disease can

often be prevented when people make healthy choices and

manage their health conditions. Communities, health

professionals, and families can work together to create

opportunities for people to make healthier choices. Make a

difference in your community: Spread the word about strategies

for preventing heart disease and encourage people to live heart

healthy lives.

The Basics

You can take steps today to lower your risk of

heart disease and heart attack. Heart disease is the

leading cause of death for both men and women

in the United States.

To help prevent heart disease, you can:

Eat healthy and get active

Watch your weight

Quit smoking and stay away from second hand

smoke

Control your cholesterol and blood pressure

If you drink alcohol, drink only in moderation

Take steps to prevent type 2 diabetes

Manage Stress

Take Action

Take steps today to lower your risk for heart disease

Know your numbers, high blood pressure and

high cholesterol can cause heart disease and heart

attack.

Get your cholesterol checked, Talk with your

doctor about getting your cholesterol checked.

Get your blood pressure checked, starting at age

18, get your blood pressure checked at least once

every 2 years. High blood pressure has no signs

or symptoms.

Groundhog Day is right around the corner. Perhaps you've heard about the day, but you're not sure how

the tradition got started. We've got you covered.

Here's everything you need to know about the day:

What is Groundhog Day?

Technically, Groundhog Day is the midway point between the winter solstice and spring equinox. The

day's history is rooted in the celebration of Candlemas.

What is the significance?

Whether or not the groundhog sees it's shadow is believed to be an indicator of how much longer winter

will last. If a shadow is seen, it suggests 6 more weeks of winter. If the groundhog doesn't see it's

shadow, spring will come early, folklore suggests.

When is it?

Groundhog Day is celebrated on Feb. 2.

Who is Punxsutawney Phil?

To many people, Punxsutawney Phil is the only groundhog that can predict the weather. He never dies

(or ages), resides in Punxsutawney and is cared for by the men who volunteer to be a part of the Inner

Circle.

Groundhog Club, Punxsutawney Phil's Inner Circle gear up for Groundhog Day

There are other animals that claim to predict the weather, but locals believe they have nothing on Phil.

She will also be covering the festivities on Feb. 2. Follow her on Twitter for live tweets about all of the

action!