My advice to anyone interested in working at Delek as an InstrumentationTech is work hard, do good stuff and retire after 25 or 30 years.

The biggest mistake I made as an Instrumentation Tech was when I wrote logic to alarm the board operator when there were problems on the unit and when I tested it, it shut the unit partially down.

The most stressful day as an employee was the day that I was fired for being injured while trying to do my job.

If anyone got angry with me, I was unaware. Prior to Delek buying the plant, there were two instances when individuals were angry with me.

I felt as though Delek was interested in improving the plant, the people working there and, of course, our profitability. I was proud to tell anyone that I worked there.

After working at the Plant for 24 years and for Delek since 2006, I found Delek to be mostly fair with their employees. They pay a good wage and are truly concerned for their safety and well-being.