EPISODE · Feb 15, 2026 · 30 MIN
Rob Smith: Committed to Building Success
from Coachable Players · host Jon
Rob Smith joins me to talk about how about being coachable extends beyond sports into the construction industry. Rob Smith is the Executive Director/ Chief Administration Officer for the Eastern Atlantic States (EAS) Carpenters Technical Centers. The EAS Carpenters represents over 43,000 workers in six states (PA, NJ, DE, MD, WV and VA). The EAS Carpenters NO DEBT apprentice training is the standard, ensuring workers have the training to operate efficiently and safely on the jobsite.In this episode, Rob shares his career journey from apprentice to Executive Training Director, and how he kept his hunger for continuous improvement personally (still playing ice hockey) and professionally (you can never stop learning). He shares his insights on the importance of leadership, teamwork and continuing learning. A career as a Carpenter requires commitment for success, but the result is a fulfilling career that offers strong financial security and long-term stability through well-paid wages, comprehensive benefits, pension, free education and the pride of skilled craftsmanship backed by a supportive organization. Do you have a commitment for success? The EAS Carpenters is always looking for coachable people. For more information, visit: Become an EAS Carpenters.
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Rob Smith joins me to talk about how about being coachable extends beyond sports into the construction industry. Rob Smith is the Executive Director/ Chief Administration Officer for the Eastern Atlantic States (EAS) Carpenters Technical Centers. The EAS Carpenters represents over 43,000 workers in six states (PA, NJ, DE, MD, WV and VA). The EAS Carpenters NO DEBT apprentice training is the standard, ensuring workers have the training to operate efficiently and safely on the jobsite. In...
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