Husky Corporation
Steve Baynham has a diverse work experience spanning several companies. Steve started their career at Watlow in 1994 as an Engineering Manager and held this position until 2000. Steve then joined O'Brien Corporation as a Quality Manager from 2000 to 2005. Subsequently, Baynham worked at Baldor Electric as a Quality/Area Manager, overseeing the quality department and managing heat treating furnaces. Steve remained with Baldor Electric from 2005 to 2014. Currently, Baynham is employed at Husky Corporation as the VP of Engineering and Quality Control, a role they assumed in June 2022. Prior to this, they held the position of Quality Assurance Manager/Senior Metallurgist at Husky Corporation from 2014 to 2022.
Steve Baynham earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Ceramic Sciences and Engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology, which they attended from 1989 to 1991. Subsequently, they pursued a Master's degree in Materials Science at Washington University in St. Louis from 1991 to 1994. There is no information available about any additional certifications obtained by Steve Baynham.
Husky Corporation
Husky Corporation develops breakthrough petroleum dispensing products that meet or exceed our customer’s expectations while providing the most dependable customer service in the industry. We offer: >>>General Fueling Products: Fuel nozzles (Vapor recovery, conventional fueling, truck and high volume, farm and commercial, convenience stores), Safe-T-Breaks®, accessories, and fuel hoses >>>BJE Oil & Lube products: Oil filter crushers, tank monitors and gauges >>>Hewitt Aviation Fueling Products (Hoses, couplings and coils) >>>RS Liquid Loading Arms >>>Benecor DEF Dispensing and Storage Systems >>>Enevo Logistics Optimization Husky Corporation is an industry leader in research and development with more than 50 U.S. patents and trademarks. Ever concerned about the safety issues related to the petroleum dispensing industry, Husky Corporation is heavily involved developing policies and standards that promote safety and economic development. In addition, Husky participates with the Society of Automotive Engineers, a national organization, providing a forum for regulators to set industry standards for automobile design, pollution control design and component compatibility. Husky Corporation was formed in 1947, when Eugene Sutcliffe and his wife Hazel developed the first gas guard to protect a car from being scratched by a nozzle during fueling.