JBH has promoted Erryn Smart to Lean/Continuous Improvement Manager responsible for development and implementation of the company’s lean construction goals. Erryn previously served as BIM Coordinator in the Arizona office where she demonstrated organizational and leadership abilities leading to her recent promotion. Erryn will support JBH admin and field employees as they continue on the lean construction path, fueling daily activities with leadership and creativity. Erryn holds a BA in Applied Sciences with a major in Interior Design from Northern Arizona University.
JBH has hired John Lerch as a Project Manager II. He will serve the company’s lively Albuquerque office managing construction projects in both federal and local government, ensuring customer satisfaction and contract compliance. John is a native New Mexican, educated in engineering at ENMU. His construction experience includes 21 years managing projects in the semi-conductor and commercial construction markets.
Jerry Sanchez has been promoted to Rio Rancho Area Manager, most recently serving JBH as a piping estimator. Mr. Sanchez has 25 years of construction experience including serving as an estimator, project manager, and general foreman. Mr. Sanchez is experienced in high-tech and commercial construction, bringing a unique expertise perfectly aligned with the Rio Rancho construction market. As Area Manager, Mr. Sanchez is accountable for the direction, leadership and oversight of the Rio Rancho office, responsible for the area’s projects, personnel, and customers. His field experience and administrative capabilities make him an asset to every project he leads.
Michael holds over 30 years of experience in the piping industry and is versed in all stages of construction from estimating through project planning and installation. As Estimating Manager, Michael uses this experience to provide direction, leadership and oversight to the JBH estimating department encompassing HVAC, process and traditional piping, plumbing, and architectural scopes of work.
