Beta-4 Infrastructure Team earns TeamsCount Award

Kudos to Logan Coffey, Patrick Gilmartin, and Tanner Holsomback for receiving a TeamsCount Award this week. The award recognized the team’s efforts in establishing the infrastructure needed to support bringing Beta-4 to the pre-demolition work phase. That work included relocating infrastructure from Alpha-2 to Beta-4 and providing engineering support to the project. Among the challenges they…

Workforce spotlight – Nurse Practitioner Week

UCOR salutes its nurse practitioners during the national Nurse Practitioner Week. This group of dedicated professionals specializes in preventing work-related injuries and illnesses, ensuring compliance with occupational health regulations, and promoting and maintaining health and safety for our workforce. Their dedication to the safety and wellbeing of employees makes them the heart of our Health…

Group of six people at TeamsCount award presentation.

Portable Equipment Team recognized with TeamsCount Award

This morning, senior leaders presented a TeamsCount Award to the Portable Equipment Program team. The team was recognized for working cross-functionally to stand up the much-needed program. In less than a year, the program was launched and became recognized as a best-in-class program across the DOE complex. The program includes procuring materials, performing preventative maintenance, and…

Crews use crane to upgrade piping at the Process Waste Treatment System

UCOR Nuc Ops continues piping replacement project

The UCOR Nuclear Operations team successfully replaced the J-2101 A/B/C Discharge to 3608 piping and components as part of the overall 2600 Piping Replacement Project. This system transports radiological water collected from various locations to ORNL Building 3608 for final processing. Crews are currently installing heat trace and insulation. This replacement is the tenth of…

UCOR workers at Beta-1

UCOR Y-12 D&D team achieves one full year without a reported injury

Underscoring a strong, worker-driven safety culture, UCOR’s Y-12 Deactivation and Demolition (D&D) team has worked over one year (more than 500,000 hours) without a Total Recordable Case (TRC) or a reported Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred (DART) incident. To better understand this accomplishment, a TRC is the total number of recordable work-related injuries or illnesses.…