Midwest Alarm Services Announces Promotions

Three new promotions were announced

Midwest Alarm Services is pleased to announce the promotion of Tracy Warwick to the position of Regional Service Manager. Tracy is responsible for the operations of the direct facility management portion of our life safety business including inspections, service, and small projects. Tracy holds a NICET level II in fire alarm.  He has been with Midwest Alarm Services for 11 years as a Senior Technician.

Midwest Alarm Services is pleased to also announce the promotion of Michael Wells to the position of Business Development Manager. Michael is responsible for managing the direct sales staff in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Nebraska for life safety products and services. Michael Wells holds a NICET level II in fire alarm.  Michael has been with Midwest for 13 years starting out as an Inspector, then was promoted to a Service Technician, and most recently served as a Sales Consultant. 

 

Finally, Midwest Alarm Services is pleased to announce the promotion of Kevin Hess to the position of Regional Operations Manager, responsible for the overall operations of our installation department in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Nebraska. Kevin holds a NICET level II in fire alarm.  Kevin joined Midwest Alarm as a Technician in July, 2015.

 


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