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Richard Shook
Richard Shook is a senior mechanical engineer for Ampco Pumps Company in Glendale, Wisconsin. He received his Bachelor of Science of mechanical engineering from Marquette University. Shook has also earned ISO 9001 internal auditor certification, has extensive knowledge of quality control and management, and serves as a member of the steering committee for 3A Sanitary Standards, Inc. For more information, visit www.ampcopumps.com.
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