UCount/TeamsCount winners recognized at celebration breakfast

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UCOR senior leaders hosted the quarterly UCount/TeamsCount recognition breakfast this morning. The leadership team gathered with six UCount recipients and nine TeamsCount teams (68 people) to thank them for their day-to-day contributions to our mission success. UCount recipients: Matthew Mengeling, Information Technology Andrew Henson, Information Technology Chris Powell, Information Technology Sam Stout, Information Technology Jonathan…

Building rapport: connect with your colleagues

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[This article is part of the monthly Communicate Smarter: Your Guide to Better Work Conversations series from Public Affairs and Stakeholder Management.] Work is more enjoyable and productive when you have good relationships with your colleagues. Building rapport means creating a feeling of connection, trust, and understanding with others. It helps open lines of communication,…

UCOR recognizes drivers during Truck Driver Appreciation Week

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This week is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, and UCOR is taking the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the skilled professional drivers who support our work across the Oak Ridge Reservation. Through our UCOR-employed ATLC Teamsters and our partnership with small business subcontractor Turnkey Technical Services, whose Building Trades Teamsters provide transportation support to UCOR…

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iQuestion winners for August announced

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Rusty Lemons, RADCATS: The group’s usual pick-up spot was moved. Rusty noticed that the new area was located close to power lines, leading him to ask if they were outside of the safe distance. Upon review, they realized they needed to complete a 3090 to complete the pick-up. Rusty asking this question kept everyone in…

Throwback Thursday – Y-12 Biology Complex

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In 2021, UCOR crews completed the demolition of the historic Biology Complex at Y‑12. This Manhattan Project–era collection of facilities supported decades of biological and radiological research. Clearing all 11 structures opened an 18‑acre footprint for new national security missions, marking one of the most significant skyline transformations at Y‑12. Click the video link below…