WORKING AT WASHINGTON GAS IS A FAMILY AFFAIR FOR THE TRACYS
Working for Washington Gas is close to being a rite of passage for Karen Tracy’s family, long-time residents of the District. Karen joined Washington Gas 34 years ago and is currently the Supervisor of Inside Sales Representatives. Karen’s husband, Gregory, and much later, her daughter, Brittany, joined the company too. Also, two of Tracy’s uncles worked for Washington Gas in the early 1940s and recommended her father, Ken, apply.
Ken Tracy joined Washington Gas in 1946 as a laborer in the Transportation and Distribution department. During the following 40 years, he became the company’s first black compressor operator, one of its first black inspectors, the first black foreman, the company’s first black union officer, and the first black vice president.
Read more about Karen Tracy and her family working at Washington Gas.

INVESTING IN TECHNICAL TRAINING
Washington Gas is committed to sponsoring technical training programs that help those interested in obtaining competitive, entry-level jobs in the growing energy field. During the last three years, Washington Gas has invested close to $2.5 million in these programs with additional funding opportunities pending. Training programs help participants develop core skills and credentials prospective employers expect from candidates.
Learn more information about upcoming training opportunities at the DC Infrastructure Academy.

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Our success is driven by a skilled team of valued employees. We seek and train the best people—the future of our company. Interested in joining our organization?
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