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Sponsored by: Hancock Lumber Co.
Updated: May 31, 2021 2021 Work for ME

Hancock Lumber Co.

At Hancock Lumber we operate high-efficiency sawmills, lumberyards, component manufacturing, and full-service kitchen design showrooms. Led by our team of nearly 600 employees, we’ve been awarded ‘Best Place to Work in Maine’ for seven consecutive years. Our mission is to create an environment that recognizes employees as human beings and ultimately enhances the lives of each person working here. Established in 1848, we’re a seventh-generation, integrated forest products company that’s passionate about our people-first and values-driven culture.

Products/ Markets/customers: An integrated forest products company, we grow Eastern White Pine trees across our 12,000+ acres of sustainably managed timberlands, manufacture eastern white pine boards at our three mills, operate truss and wall panel manufacturing facilities, supply building materials to professional contractors, remodelers, and homeowners, and have eight kitchen design showrooms throughout Maine and New Hampshire. Start exploring online today: HancockLumber.com/shop-now.

Career/job opportunities: If you’re looking for a people-first, fast-paced environment to learn new skills, get training, and start a career path, consider joining Team Hancock today! Learn more and watch video job profiles online: www.HancockLumber.com/employment.

Culture/Company Benefits: On Team Hancock we encourage leadership at every position. We strive to create a workplace where all employees feel empowered, respected, and listened to–fostering a culture where ‘Everybody Leads’ and a place that’s truly a ‘Best Place to Work’. Our company also offers a competitive and inclusive benefits package from insurance and 401k plans to performance-based bonus plans for every employee.

Community engagement: Deeply embedded in our culture is stewardship, and we firmly believe in giving back and leaving things in better shape than when we assumed responsibility for them. We connect with organizations in our communities supporting them financially, with material donations, and with the gift of time and service.

Sustainability: In our 170+ year company history, we’ve only experienced two eastern white pine harvest cycles. It takes 80 -100 years before pine trees are ready to harvest, making our business a long-term commitment. Our sawmills run with zero-waste of raw materials, with 100% of the log fiber utilized. Sawdust by-products from our milling operations are also used in place of fossil fuels, and we generate power through turbines that utilize otherwise wasted steam from our dry kilns. Our team is also able to source and supply FSC Certified products, along with building materials that meet the rigorous Living Building Challenge requirements.

Company Profile

Photo / Courtesy Hancock Lumber Co.
Kevin Hancock

Contact:
www.HancockLumber.com
1267 Poland Spring Road, Casco, ME 04015
207.627.2154

Founded: 1848

CEO: Kevin Hancock

Full-time/ FTE employees: 595

Headquarters: Casco, Maine

Additional Company Locations: 3 eastern white pine sawmills in Bethel, Casco and Pittsfield, a truss manufacturing facility in Fairfield, and a wall panel manufacturing operation in Windham; 11 retail locations in Augusta, Bridgton, Brunswick, Casco, Damariscotta, Gardiner, Kennebunk, North Conway, Saco, Windham, and Yarmouth; 12,000 acres of working timberlands open to the public, including Jugtown Forest recreation area in Naples, Casco, and Otisfield

Rachel Hall, 37

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Rachel Hall

School: University of Southern Maine, BA in History, Summa Cum Laude

Years at company: 20

Position: Kitchen Designer

Nearly 20 years ago I started as a part-time cashier and stock-girl. Little did I know then I would spend the rest of my career here! Hancock supported me through college; when the time came to move on, I had already grown so much at the company that I decided to stay. They have always fostered my growth and asked me, ‘What’s next?’, and then helped get me to that next step. It’s certainly challenging, but also extremely rewarding!