Honeywell exec elected new EFCOG board chair

The Energy Facility Contractors Group last week elected Honeywell International vice president David (DJ) Johnson chair of the group’s board of directors, according to a press release.
Johnson will succeed Michael Lempke of Huntington Ingalls.
The Energy Facility…

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