Full-Time Champion

In This SectionNatural gas wins in three major areas, according to a NIST studyUtilities remain proactive in reinforcing lines against natural disastersNew EPA guidance smooths path for infrastructure projectsBlue Dividing Ruleimg1Full-Time ChampionFor this crew tech and boxing champ, his gas career offers the ideal training arenaIt takes a lot of hard work to become a world boxing champion. For Andrew Cancio, his job as a crew technician is the perfect training field.“The discipline and hard work ethic I have cultivated at Southern California Gas Company has made me a better-trained fighter and has instilled in me the confidence that I can handle any situation, whether in the field or in the ring,” Cancio told American Gas.Against all odds and many naysayers, Cancio became the World Boxing Association super featherweight champion of the world this past February, when he triumphed over the undefeated Alberto Machado at the sold-out fight in Indio, California.“While I have become a world champion professional boxer, I truly take great pride in my full-time position with SoCalGas,” Cancio said. “I’ve been a full-time employee for seven years and greatly appreciate the support of my co-workers and the company for my boxing career.” —Carolyn KimmelAmerican Gas - October 2019A.Y. McDonaldUser GuideMastheadPresident’s MessageFull-Time ChampionIn ComparisonInnovative InvestmentDigestWhen the Ground MovesA Clearer ViewTo the 10th DegreeGiant LeapsBuilding EfficiencyBurns McDonnellAround The WorldPeoplePlacesMichiganNew YorkConnecticutNorth DakotaTexasOklahomaNorth CarolinaSouth CarolinaEnduroA Deeper DivePipetel TechnologiesStronger TogetherTECO AmericasAnnual Buyer's Guide2019 Category Listings of VendorsRometHighland2019 Alphabetical Listings of VendorsCenterPoint EnergyCenturiHennessy FundsCS Week 2020JobsFive Ways to Create More Engaging Utility ContentAd IndexNext IssueA Dog’s PurposeSensus USAULC Robotics