Title: Vice President
Company: A.W. Schultz
Location: Roeland Park, Kansas, United States
Michael S. Tramp, Vice President at A.W. Schultz, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements, and leadership in Water and Wastewater Automation.
Mr. Tramp has established himself as a respected professional in engineering and management, currently serving as the vice president at A.W. Schultz since 1994. In this capacity, he manages a team of automation engineers who design, build, commission, and install water and wastewater systems.
Recognizing his expertise, Mr. Tramp’s background encompasses water and wastewater automation, making clean, safe drinking water accessible and ensuring proper wastewater disposal into the environment. These contributions are vital to public health and environmental sustainability, underscoring his standing as an industry leader. Mr. Tramp’s leadership extends to pharmaceutical management and the initiation of pharmaceutical packing operations.
Sought after by companies throughout the United States and Canada, Mr. Tramp oversees traveling maintenance teams and delegates complex issues to specialized experts. He is recognized as one of the top automation engineers in the United States, frequently called upon to resolve intricate engineering challenges. Among his professional achievements, Mr. Tramp is most proud of his ability to transfer knowledge to his employees, ensuring that his expertise benefits both current staff and future generations in the field.
Before his tenure at A.W. Schultz, Mr. Tramp excelled in the classroom as a professor at TAD Technical Institute for over a year, where he shared his extensive technical knowledge with students preparing for careers in engineering and technology. Before entering academia, Mr. Tramp worked as an automation engineer at VT Industries Inc., applying his skills in computer systems, hardware and welding to address diverse engineering applications.
Mr. Tramp’s professional journey also included service in the U.S. military, during which he was injured during the buildup to Desert Storm. His experience during this time shaped his problem-solving abilities and resilience, qualities that have defined his subsequent civilian career.
Laying a strong foundation for his accomplishments, Mr. Tramp completed coursework at Dakota Wesleyan University, where he played collegiate football while pursuing studies in business management. He holds an associate degree in electronics and communications engineering from DeVry University (DeVry Educational Development Corporation) in Kansas City, Missouri, since 1986, and a Bachelor of Science in electrical, electronics and communications engineering since 1987.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Mr. Tramp is actively involved in civic life. He volunteers at school events and supports activities involving his children and grandchildren, including football and softball programs, and parent-teacher associations. Mr. Tramp’s commitment to community engagement reflects a dedication to fostering growth and teamwork among the youth.
Mr. Tramp attributes his success to an unwavering drive to learn every aspect of his profession, from programming to understanding how systems impact users and managers alike. Influenced by his grandfather’s teachings on perseverance and lifelong learning, he has consistently sought new knowledge throughout his career.
Looking ahead, Mr. Tramp intends to continue supporting long-standing customers even after retiring from full-time work. He hopes that those he has served will remember him for years to come as someone who made a lasting impact through clear communication and practical solutions, ensuring that his legacy endures within the industry through word of mouth and continued professional respect.
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