Mike Holt Code Forum – Meet the New Chief Moderator

We are happy to announce the new 2012 Chief Moderator for the Mike Holt Code Forum. Please join us in welcoming Robert Meier to the team. As chief moderator Robert will provide a degree of leadership to the other moderators and members and will have final decision-making power for any forum issues that may arise.

We would also like to thank Chris Jensen who has been our exemplary Chief Moderator from 2010-2011. As he hands this responsibility over to Robert we’d like to say how proud we are of the work that all our moderators do every day on behalf of the industry and truly appreciate the work of our Chief Moderator.

Robert Meier’s Background

Rob has had an interest in the electrical trade since first working around the house with his dad, a journeyman electrician. Later, while in college, Rob took a job as a stagehand and rekindled his interest in the electrical field while working on a performing arts theatre modernization. After graduating from college he enrolled in an apprentice program and worked his way up to a journeyman electrician.

He has also held the job titles of sub-foreman, foreman and general foreman.

Rob is a third generation electrician (along with his grandfather, father, brother, father-in-law and brother-in-law). He has over 25 years experience in residential, commercial, industrial, and utility network installations. He continues to work in and around the New York metropolitan area. He recently became a Licensed Electrical Inspector.

Rob is a lifelong resident of Northeastern New Jersey.

Rob joins the ranks of our past esteemed moderators including Chris Jensen (2010-2011), George Stolz (2009), Roger Deas (2008), Bob Badger (2007), Charlie Beck (2006), Don Ganiere (2005), and Tom Baker (2001-2003) to name a few. You can click here to see our complete moderator history.

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