Assistant Secretary for the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) Tim Walsh visited Oak Ridge this week, touring various project sites. At Y-12, he viewed the Biology Complex and Alpha-2 footprints as well as two facilities slated for eventual demolition—the Old Steam Plant and Beta-1. He also stopped by EMWMF. At ETTP, he visited the…
[This article is part of the Employee Edge: Sharpen Your Skills & Drive Your Impact series from Total Career Management Services.] Time management and productivity are vital skills for everyone. They help you get more done and feel less stressed. Successfully managing your time means you handle your daily tasks more effectively. It helps you…
We must stay highly vigilant regarding both our cybersecurity practices and our physical surroundings. The likelihood of disruptive cyberattacks has increased, with bad actors known to engage in sophisticated cyber activities, including espionage, data theft, and network disruption. To counter these threats, we must apply cybersecurity best practices. Be Extremely Cautious with Emails and Messages Verify…
As a DOE contractor employee, you might hear the term “federal record” quite often in your work with DOE. Federal records apply to us. But what does it truly mean? Simply put, a federal record is any document or item that a federal agency creates or receives and controls. This applies to records that help…
Multiple faster components supplied by IBIDE Corporation have been identified as potentially deficient and nonconforming. A nonconforming item refers to any item—ranging from raw materials to fully assembled products—that does not meet one or more of its established requirements, standards, or specifications. The following part numbers (PN) and national stock numbers (NSN) have been identified:…
