Ferrous Processing and Trading
Sandra Holliday has extensive experience in account management and customer relations across various industries. Since August 2017, Sandra has served as an Account Executive and previously as an Account Coordinator at Ferrous Processing and Trading. Prior to this role, Sandra worked as a Relationship Banker at Chase from April 2016 to June 2017, and held management positions at LGeorges of Southfield, MI from June 2010 to April 2016, where managerial responsibilities were undertaken. Additionally, Sandra contributed to Quicken Loans as a Refinance Banker from August 2014 to July 2015, and operated as an Independent Business Owner and lead designer at Pure Platinum Salon from January 2008 to April 2010. Sandra's entrepreneurial background includes managing a small family business, Gaglio P & R Cement, from November 2001 to April 2010, where tasks included accounts payable/receivable, customer relations, and design consultation.
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Ferrous Processing and Trading
From the proud heritage of our southeastern Michigan roots, Ferrous Processing & Trading have grown into one of North America’s premier processors, sellers and recyclers of scrap metals of all kinds. From massive auto shredding operations and specialty steel making and foundry products to nonferrous metals and industrial scrap management. We are supported by the unique skills and experience of our management, commercial and operations team. Our ownership assures both financial strength, a deep commitment to our industry and our customers. We have built our reputation on the core values of integrity, responsiveness, expertise and creativity in scrap metal recycling. We have become a key supplier to the North American metals industry as well as the major scrap metal manager for the nation’s auto industry. Our processing facilities from Ontario to Florida, certified quality management and logistics capability help to ensure product pickup & delivery. In every stage of its life, from new steel coil to the assembly line to the used parts pile; then through the scrap processing yard and into the furnace to make new steel coil again…..we have the right answers for handling and marketing metal.