Don’t let the 70-degree weather fool you. Winter is still here for a bit, and you will get to experience it starting Sunday. Temperatures will plummet, with a high Sunday of 44 degrees and an overnight low of 29. By next Wednesday, temperatures will rise back into the 50s
UCOR’s Employee Connection Networks offer opportunities for employees to interact with people who they don’t necessarily know or work with. To learn more, watch the video.
The Mental Wellbeing Center’s (MWC) first of three Lunch & Learn events, Building the life you want to live in your 20s and 30s, will be held this Thursday, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Lead counselor, Kenneth Williams, LPC will be discussing several challenges that are common for those in their 20s and 30s:
Congratulations to Tyson Laing, Rick Breeden, Casey Hill, and Travis Willis for receiving a TeamsCount Award this week. The award recognized their outstanding commitment to safety and proactive problem-solving. During a critical operation involving the offloading of a 50,000 lb. concrete storage cask, the team identified a significant safety concern: the planned rigging equipment was…
The biennial take cover drill is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, February 18, at 2:30 p.m. for the Cleanup Campus (90 Union Valley Road, 100 Union Valley Road, 105 Mitchell Road, 701 Scarboro Road), Bear Creek Valley (EMWMF), and ETTP/Heritage Center (K-1036 and K-1310 LM & RU). All UCOR workforce personnel and visitors present at these…
We are almost halfway through the Top Workplaces survey period. Our response rate goal is 60%. Today we are at 33%. If you haven’t taken your survey yet, please do that today. We want to hear from you! This is your chance to share what you think about working at UCOR. Your feedback helps us…
The next few days continue to bring warmer weather but also a chance of rain. Expect high temperatures to hover around 70 with nighttime lows in the 50s. It will begin to cool off again over the weekend and into early next week.
At UCOR, safety is our top priority. We are incredibly proud of our team members who consistently demonstrate a proactive approach to maintaining a safe working environment. This month, we’re spotlighting our recent LSIT winners whose keen observations and questioning attitudes have prevented potential incidents and reinforced our safety culture. Grand Prize Winner: Clint Vought,…
A questioning attitude helps to ensure that safety is considered before making a decision or performing a task. This mindset empowers us to identify hazards, speak up, and react appropriately to potentially harmful situations and conditions. To maintain a questioning attitude, we should: Recognize and plan for the possibility of hazards, mistakes, problems, and risks…
