FAIRFIELD, N.J., May 07, 2018 -- DMW&H, a full-service material handling solutions provider, announces that they have been honored once again with the ‘Best Places to Work in New Jersey’ award. This is DMW&H’s fifth consecutive win of this prestigious award presented by NJBIZ. The “Best Places to Work in New Jersey” award program recognizes and honors the state’s top employers who show a dedication to their employees’ professional growth and quality of life. DMW&H ranked #15 on the list of medium-sized companies.
“DMW&H is honored to be named a ‘Best Places to Work in New Jersey’ for the fifth time,” said Joe Colletti, President and CEO of DMW&H. “Our employees are the foundation of our business and consistently provide our customers with the most innovative solutions with enthusiasm and dedication. Our goal is to create a community and culture that inspires each employee to succeed. We are excited to receive this honor again and we will continue to create a workplace where our employees enjoy working and thriving in their careers.”
As a five-time award winner, DMW&H was recognized for the many of the positives attributes that make working at DMW&H one of the best places to work in New Jersey, including their work-life balance, salary, employee benefits, and overall culture of the company.
Companies from across the state enter into the two-part process to determine the 100 Best Places to Work in New Jersey. The survey process was managed by Best Companies Group who analyzed the data and used their expertise to determine the final ranking. The list is comprised of 31 small companies (15-49 employees), 37 medium companies (50-249 employees), and 32 large companies (more than 250 employees). The primary goal of the program is to help companies improve their workplace practices, which will attract and retain talent while ensuring continued business success. For more information on the 2018 Best Places to Work in New Jersey program, please visit www.bestplacestoworkinnj.com.
To learn more about DMW&H, visit www.dmwandh.com.
About DMW&H
DMW&H designs, integrates, installs and supports complex material handling systems for the industrial, food/beverage, wine & spirits, parcel and retail industries. Delivering Material Handling Solutions, DMW&H continues to lead the industry in competitive services and pricing, priding itself on creating systems matched to individual customer needs. By combining some of the industry’s best talent with the size, reputation and corporate capabilities of the Dearborn Mid-West and W&H Systems brands, DMW&H is primed for continued rapid growth. Visit us at www.dmwandh.com.
For More Information, Contact:
Elizabeth Dempsey
(201) 635-3493
[email protected]


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