Meet Bermex Meter Services Supervisor Andres Gallego
Meet Bermex Meter Services Supervisor Andres Gallego
Andres Gallego is the supervisor for meter services in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. He has been with Bermex for seven years and counting.
One of the most important things for me is to enjoy a good work-life balance. By doing so, I find that I can retain the energy and passion I need to perform to a high standard at work. Each project provides a different challenge, which I thrive upon. I have learned a wide range of skills to help the company and approach each new task with a fresh mindset. I have found this has increased my level of creativity.
I am passionate about what I do here at Bermex and enjoy helping my team with their everyday tasks. They see me working as hard as they do in the field. I like them to feel happy to come on in to work every day and to think of Bermex as family.
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I spend my personal time with my family watching futbol (Jajaja.) I have an eight-year-old boy name Tomas and an 11-year-old girl named Sofia. They are currently enrolled in a soccer tournament. When we not watching futbol we like to go out to the beach.
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