PEOPLE
Making the lives of our customers, and our employees, better.
Our family is more than just blood. Every employee, every vendor, and every customer are a part of the PESCO family. When we bring someone into our family, we look for people and companies who share our values of Integrity, Mutual Respect & Trust, and Commitment to Excellence, whether it is an employee, a vendor, or a customer. We have learned that working with people you trust makes life a lot easier.
Our business is built on relationships. The relationships we have with the people who work with us are the bedrock of our values. Our customers know we will do what we say we will do. We will never compromise our standards when challenged; our relationships are too important to us to let a short-term problem affect our long-term relationships. When you value something as an organization, it is the most important thing. We value our relationships at PESCO. They are our most important thing.
Our vision is to make the lives of our customers easier, and the lives of our employees better. We seek people and companies who share our values of Integrity, Mutual Respect & Trust, and Commitment to Excellence.
What does this mean for you, our customer? We will manufacture the best equipment available in our industry to meet your needs. We will always tell you the truth. If there is a problem, we will let you know and work with you to resolve it. We will deliver on-time, within the budget. We know we are a small part of a larger mission for your organization, and we want to ensure we are doing everything in our power to meet your equipment needs. Just let us know what you need, and we’ll take care of it for you!
We hope you choose to become a part of the PESCO family.
Employee Spotlight Articles
Employee Spotlight – RYAN MUSSETT
Ryan MussettSenior Engineer Ryan Mussett began working for the company when he was in high school. He spent time in the warehouse for a couple of summers and then, moved into repair the summer of his senior year. Mussett is the son of Gini Baxter and the stepson of...
Employee Spotlight – MEGAN BAIRD
Megan BairdProduction Weld Inspector Megan Baird has been a part of the PESCO team for 3 years. She contributes an element of spunk, creative interest, and exceptional attention to detail. After taking a few years to invest in the vital role of becoming a mom, Megan...
Employee Spotlight – PEDRO STEVENS
When asked to describe PESCO, without hesitation, Pedro Stevens responded, “Second chance.” Originally from Albuquerque, the move to Farmington was a decision he and his wife felt would be in the best interest of their family and future. Pedro spent several years...
Employee Spotlight – JOSHUA SAIZ
Starting over a little late in life, PESCO offered Josh Saiz a second chance. Sometimes, it’s all a person needs to succeed. Josh is the Warehouse Night Leadman at PESCO’s Main Plant. A native of San Diego, California, Josh was born into some of life’s most trying...
Employee Spotlight – LINDA RODGERS
PESCO has been an important business in Farmington for half a century, but it was in the last decade that Kyle and Jim Rhodes began focusing on diversifying and growing the production business their parents started. Putting together a great management team has been...
Employee Spotlight – JOHN BUCKLES
John Buckles has had an interesting and life-changing career working as a drafter and project manager for PESCO. Buckles came to work for PESCO twenty years after graduating from Farmington High School in 1975. In fact, he was in the same class as PESCO President...
Employee Spotlight – BRENT DAVIS
PESCO’s constant flow of projects, movement of parts and fast pace is what appeals to Material Handler Supervisor Brent Davis. Brent has been in his current position for only a few months but has been with PESCO for over 9 years. Brent initially applied for a...
Employee Spotlight – JAMES KENNEDY
James Kennedy is a 28-year-old father of eight. When his previous job required him to be out of town, leaving his wife home alone with their children for weeks, sometimes months, at a time, they decided he needed to find a new place of employment. He applied at PESCO...
Employee Spotlight – MELVINA CEPI
Melvina Cepi- enthusiastic, courteous, and friendly, is a welder in PESCO’s Parts Department. She is of the Tsenjikini (Honeycomb Rock on Cliff Dwellers People), Tachii’nii (Red Running into the Water People), Totsohnii (Big Water Clan), Tabaha (Water Edge Clan). ...
Employee Spotlight – JAMES SHORTY
James Shorty Jr. is the Layout Foreman at PESCO’s Main Plant. The Layout Department is the first step in the manufacturing process. Once a job is released by a Project Manager, Layout will cut materials, roll cylinders, and prep materials for the next step, which is...
Employee Spotlight – LARRY MOORE
PESCO’s warehouse supervisor brings more to the position than his management experience in retail. Larry Moore is a part-time pastor, who serves the community from his church – Hope City. Moore’s career at PESCO came during a time of transition – it also happened just...
Employee Spotlight – DESIREE MARTINEZ
Desiree has been an employee of PESCO for 6 years. She graduated from San Juan College with her Instrumentation and Controls Technology Degree in 2015. Being aware that her degree would be a good fit, she applied and began her career at PESCO two weeks after...
Employee Spotlight – TIM GRANT
A move from Oklahoma to northern New Mexico has proven to be the right decision for PESCO Field Service Supervisor, Tim Grant. He began at PESCO in 2005, after moving to the area at the urging of his uncles, Paul Holt and Jeromy Weaver, both of whom are former PESCO...
Employee Spotlight – JAMIE MEAD
Jamie Mead, part of a fourth generation, born and raised, Farmington family, graduated from ITT as the valedictorian of her class. After graduation, Jamie enjoyed doing administrative work at San Juan College. In 2008, after being consistently asked by the Human...
Employee Spotlight – JIM RHODES
Many of PESCO’s employees have been with the family-owned business for decades. But in May of this year, one of them will have worked at the business for 43 years. Not surprisingly, Jim Rhodes, Vice President of Engineering, Research and Development, and Quality...
Employee Spotlight – TONY ATENCIO
When a customer calls PESCO for a product, they can be guaranteed their technical sales representative knows what he is talking about. Tony Atencio has been in the oil and gas industry since 1990 and he went to work for PESCO in 1996 as a Field Service Technician...
Employee Spotlight – WATSON BENALLY
Watson Benally – PESCO Plant Superintendent Watson Benally’s life is one etched deep with experience, trial, and triumph. Watson learned, at the young age of 13, the importance of hard work. His father would wake him in the early hours of the morning to work...
Employee Spotlight – DJ MARTINEZ
PESCO has an onsite electrical department that can offer complete turnkey packages for its clients. “This has made us a better company. It’s standard that we quote and build instrumentation and electrical on most of the equipment we manufacture,” PESCO’s Master...
Employee Spotlight – TOM LEWIS
As an employee of PESCO for almost 28 years, Tom Lewis has experienced opportunities he had never considered. He is one who keeps his nose to the grindstone, doing his best to become proficient in every department he has worked. This dedication to excellence has...
Employee Spotlight – HENRY SANDOVAL
Henry Sandoval has been part of the PESCO family for over 25 years. He started in the days when PESCO was still a small family-run company. Henry’s exemplary qualities are quite evident- problem solver, visionary, and teacher. “The values at PESCO- Mutual Respect...
Employee Spotlight – DANIEL GAMBOA
Daniel Gamboa sat down in the chair, looked down at his hands, then said, quietly, “PESCO saved my life.” Daniel is celebrating nine years of sobriety – an addiction that he struggled with for 20 years. During those 20 years, Daniel became known in the community –...
Employee Spotlight – SECURITY TEAM
The security team at PESCO has 80 years of combined law enforcement experience between its four employees – all of whom retired from state and local law enforcement agencies. The team was built by retired New Mexico State Police Officer Max Salas, who was hired in...
Employee Spotlight – TAIRA SHELTON
Sixteen years ago, Taira Shelton was looking for a job and an opportunity to start a new chapter in her life. Her dad (John Buckles) and her uncle (Pete Buckles) worked for PESCO and knew there was an opening for an invoicing clerk. She applied for the position and...
Employee Spotlight – MICHELLE WILCOX & LEANNA MARTINEZ
Michelle Wilcox and Leanna Martinez are both chemical engineers at PESCO. Michelle earned her degree from New Mexico State University and Leanna earned her degree from New Mexico Tech. Both are former engineers at ConocoPhillips. When ConocoPhillips sold its...
Employee Spotlight – RUDY DURAN
When Rudy Duran retired from PNM after 33 years of service, he fully expected to enjoy his farm in La Jara, a small town about five miles northwest of Cuba, NM. The farm, Rudy decided, would be the best place to relax, unwind, and enjoy the benefits of retiring. After...
Employee Spotlight – EARL BROWN
If you ask Earl Brown what he likes about being part of the PESCO family, be prepared for a response that will be full of appreciation, commitment, respect – and a lot of laughs. Years ago, Earl worked for companies that required him to travel. A skilled welder and a...
