Preferred Utilities Manufacturing Corporation
Nicholas Mahar is a skilled professional with a background in chemical engineering and diverse work experience. Currently serving as a Field Project Manager at Preferred Utilities Manufacturing Corporation since June 2019, Nicholas previously worked as a Manufacturing Engineer Assistant at Holo-Krome for a brief period in early 2019. Earlier experiences include a role as a Sorter at UPS from October 2017 to September 2018 and as a Barista at Rock City Coffee from August 2012 to August 2017. Nicholas holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of New Haven, earned between 2015 and 2019.
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Preferred Utilities Manufacturing Corporation
Preferred Utilities Manufacturing Corporation is an engineering-based manufacturer of products for commercial, institutional, industrial and nuclear power facilities. Our products include fuel oil handling systems and components, boiler instrumentation and controllers, high quality burners and nuclear power plant outage reduction tools and component parts. Continuous research and development is applied to our existing products and is helping us to lead the industry with new and innovative power plant solutions. When it comes to the boiler room, we believe in full system integration. We reflect this belief in our technical expertise, which allows us to interface complex systems, foresee possible problems, and react to any challenges our customers face. Preferred’s manufacturing, engineering, and administrative headquarters is located in Danbury, Connecticut with regional sales offices located in California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Oklahoma, and Texas,. Preferred’s regional sales offices serve to continuously strengthen independent sales representative organization’s sales and service activities throughout North America. Our Five Major Divisions: Preferred Utilities; Preferred Instruments; W. N. Best Combustion; Preferred Engineering; Preferred Special Combustion Engineering.