Midwest Fire Equipment & Repair Company (Midwest Fire) announced that the company has once again made the Prairie Business Magazine’s Annual 50 Best Places to Work List.
“To make the list two times in a row shows that Midwest Fire is obviously doing something right and doing well for their employees,” said Prairie Business Magazine Publisher Korrie Wenzel. Prairie Business is proud to present the 50 Best Places to Work. Midwest Fire continues to demonstrate a commitment to being great and understands employees are its greatest asset and we're happy to tell about it.”
Companies were nominated through an anonymous employee satisfaction survey and rated in areas including work environment, employee benefits and employee happiness. Consideration was also given to the number of nominations received per company.
“Being named to the Top 50 Best Places to Work List by Prairie Business Magazine again this year is truly an honor,” said President and Chief Executive Officer Sarah Atchison. “There are so many great companies in our region. This award is an indicator of how our employees feel about our company. We have an amazing team that is empowered to do great work. We have regular meetings to discuss projects, review processes and procedures and the employees are the ones making Midwest Fire a great place to work.”
About Midwest Fire
Midwest Fire Equipment & Repair Company has been manufacturing high-quality fire tankers and pumpers since 1987. We work directly with our customers, never through dealers, to keep costs down and communication consistent during the entire sales and manufacturing process. By creating long-term relationships with our customers, we are able to help devise state-of-the-art approaches to meet each department’s needs. We take pride in our work and our ability to produce some of the highest quality, most innovative tankers and pumpers on the market. For more information visit www.midwestfire.com
About Prairie Business magazine:
For more than 13 years, Prairie Business magazine has served as the only business-to-business magazine dedicated to the northern Plains region. More than 21,000 print and digital copies are distributed monthly. The magazine focuses on the success and opportunities in the northern Plains states of North Dakota, South Dakota and western Minnesota and covers a variety of general business interest topics including higher education, finance, architecture and engineering, agribusiness, energy, health care, economic development, tourism, technology and construction. For more information, visit prairiebizmag.com.
