This Labor Day, L.E.B.S. Electric is proud to recognize the people behind every project. We are grateful for our hardworking team of electricians, apprentices, foremen and tradespeople who bring skill, pride and determination to the job every day.
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At L.E.B.S. Electric, our people are at the heart of everything we do. This month, we’re celebrating the incredible team members who are marking another year with us this September.
Thank you for your hard work, dedication and commitment to L.E.B.S. Electric and to the work we do every day. Your experience, talent and contributions make our team stronger, and we’re grateful to have you as part of our family.
Here’s to another great year together!
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From the first connection to the final installation, our team played a major role in completing the brand-new 11,344-square-foot Free Standing Emergency Room for Orlando Health in Lutz.
This new facility is built to give the community convenient access to emergency care, featuring 10 exam rooms, CT Scan and X-ray imaging rooms, a laboratory, and a full generator backup system to help keep critical operations running when they’re needed most.
We’re grateful to have worked alongside Hoar Construction as the general contractor, Hereford Dooley as the architect, ICT, a Salas O’Brien company, as the MEP engineer, and Siemens as the procedure room equipment vendor. Great projects happen when great teams work together.
We know the future of our industry depends on developing the next generation of skilled electricians. That’s why we’re proud to enroll 30 of our employees in apprenticeship programs across Florida this year.
These future electricians will be learning, training and gaining hands-on experience through programs throughout the state. Special thank you to ABC East Coast Chapter, Florida Electrical Apprenticeship & Training, Inc., Suncoast Technical College, ABC Gulf Coast Chapter and Technical Education Council for helping them build skills, gain knowledge and prepare for long-term careers in the electrical trade.
For L.E.B.S. Electric, this is about building careers, strengthening the skilled trades and investing in the communities we serve. We’re proud to play a role in developing the talented men and women who will help power Florida for years to come.
We’re Florida’s premier electrical contractor for healthcare projects and our work with Universal Health Services on the new Harrison Ranch Free Standing Emergency Room as an extension of the Manatee Memorial healthcare system is no exception.
Our team installed a full backup generator system and carried full low voltage services including nurse call station, fire alarm and structured cabling, helping ensure this 13,374-square-foot facility can provide the community with convenient access to emergency care. The new FSER includes 10 exam rooms, a full laboratory, X-ray, and CT Scan capabilities, providing a wide range of services under one roof.
We make it look easy, but bringing a project like this to life takes great teamwork, and we’re grateful to have worked alongside Batten & Shaw as the General Contractor, PGAL LLC as the Architect, Burns & McDonnell as the Engineer, and Siemens as the Equipment Vendor.
Our Southeast Florida team recently had 32 team members take part in hands-on CPR/AED training and Bloodborne Pathogens certification at the Greenacres Community Center.
A big thank you to Wishart Safety for hosting the training and helping our team build the skills and confidence to respond in an emergency.
We’re proud of our team for taking the time to learn, participate, and be prepared because knowing what to do can make all the difference when seconds count.
Every great healthcare expansion starts with the infrastructure that powers it. Take an aerial look at the incredible progress on the AdventHealth Sebring Tower Expansion, where the L.E.B.S. Electric team is proud to provide the electrical systems supporting one of the region’s most significant healthcare projects.
This expansion includes:
• A new three-story patient tower addition, with one floor completed and two additional floors planned for future growth.
• A major expansion of the Central Energy Plant.
• Installation of two new 2-megawatt emergency generators.
• A new utility service.
• Permanent power infrastructure for a mobile MRI unit.
• Integration of new emergency power systems while transitioning the existing Emergency Distribution Plant into a new design.
• A new fire alarm system throughout the facility.
Projects of this scale require exceptional planning, coordination, safety, and craftsmanship. We’re honored to work alongside AdventHealth, Brasfield & Gorrie, and TLC Engineering Solutions to help transform Sebring Hospital from 171 to 275 inpatient beds, expanding access to quality healthcare for the community for years to come.
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This month we’re celebrating the team members with August work anniversaries marking another year with L.E.B.S. Electric. Your hard work, skill and commitment make a difference on every project and continue to move our company forward.
Thank you for showing up each day, supporting one another and taking pride in a job well done whether in the office or out on a site. We’re grateful to have you on our team and proud to celebrate this milestone with you.
See the transformation of Curry Commerce Center, Babcock Ranch’s newest commercial and industrial development in America’s first solar-powered town.
This 255,000-square-foot, eight-building flex and light industrial complex offers space for a wide range of businesses, including offices, showrooms, warehouses, service providers, distributors, trade professionals and light manufacturers.
L.E.B.S. Electric worked with Kitson & Partners and J. Raymond Construction Corporation on this exciting project, also collaborating with Center for Innovative Structures, WHA Design and EPG Engineering, Inc. to help bring the development to life.
Watch the video to see the project come together.