UCOR has officially kicked off a comprehensive stormwater improvement project for Mitchell Branch Outfall 190 at ETTP Heritage Center. Work includes excavation, piping removal and replacement, placement of structures, grading, and site restoration. Most recently, crews removed 70 linear feet of obsolete pipe to support the future infrastructure at ETTP. Completing this work is a…
When receiving a suspicious package, maintain a questioning attitude if you identify any of the following visual markings: foreign, missing, or unrecognized place of origin or return address; unusually large titles; inappropriate usage of restrictive markings (e.g., “To be opened only by”); poorly handwritten or cut out letters; and excessive information packing or wrapping. Something…
UCOR’s Health Services team doesn’t just conduct drug screens and conduct your fit for duty testing—it is your advocate who can provide you so much more. UCOR’s Health Services team has one main mission—to provide occupational medical care designed to advocate for your health, keeping you fit for duty and mission ready. However, the team…
[This is the final article in our six-part Power Up with AI series. This six-part series comes from our Chief Information Officer, Mandy Vitello. You can find all of the articles from this series in HUBi’s User Corner.] AI is a powerful tool to help us, but like any tool, we must use it carefully…
The summer intern’s community project supporting patients at Methodist Medical Center’s (MMC) cancer clinic ended this month. In just three weeks, donations totaled 1,580 items, including Ensure, pudding cups, Jello, sandwich crackers, protein drinks, hygiene products, etc. along with $275 in cash donations made directly to MMC. The new clinic, currently under renovation and expansion…
