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Carey appointed mgr. of D.I.D. at Stuyvesant fuel

Stuyvesant Fuel Service Corporation has appointed industry veteran Jim Carey to manage its new Delivery Integrity Division (D.I.D.) The announcement was made recently by Martin Rosenman, president of Stuyvesant, a leading distributor of heating oil and natural gas in the New York metropolitan area. Carey will be responsible for managing the division Stuyvesant has formed to oversee all phases of its transportation process. He brings to the position some 20 years oil business experience supervising operations, oil dispatch, drivers, trucks, policies and procedures. "We are very pleased to have Jim Carey join us as D.I.D. manager," said Rosenman. "With his knowledge, professionalism and impeccable record in the industry, Jim will make major contributions in our longstanding effort to provide customers with the highest level of service. There is no better person to manage the important function of ensuring the security of our supply to the customers." In creating the D.I.D., Stuyvesant has leased and will operate a fleet of 30 trucks.
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