To the UCOR Workforce: UCOR’s cleanup momentum continues across the Oak Ridge Reservation. At ORNL, we have added another aging facility, Building 3544 Process Waste Treatment Plant, to the cleanup sequence while continuing to advance demolition readiness across the heart of central campus through innovative cleanup solutions. On Isotope Row, crews are preparing to demolish…
Where allowed, the use of earbuds or a headset at work can help boost focus and reduce distractions. However, they can also introduce safety risks that should be taken into consideration. Communication: Does the use of earbuds or a headset increase or decrease your ability to communicate with those around you? If using a device designed…
To the UCOR Workforce: I was delighted to sit down with our Public Affairs team last week to record a video focusing on a variety of topics. We crafted this conversation to cover areas identified in questions we received directly from employees. I hope you find this video informative, and I look forward to future…
While ladders are common tools, they cause a significant number of injuries and even fatalities each year. Falls from ladders, which are completely preventable, are among the leading causes of deaths on construction sites. Use the following guidelines to reduce the risk of ladder-related accidents: Selection: Select the correct type of ladder for the task.…
To the UCOR Workforce: I’ve always been impressed with the innovative approaches UCOR has used to ensure work is completed efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively. It started at the beginning of UCOR’s first contract with the waste factory method—employing a waste hauling and transportation system to immediately dispose of demolition debris rather than let it pile…
To Team UCOR: On the heels of the Top Workplaces award our President announced last week, I am proud to share that UCOR has been named a 2026 Engineering.com Top Workplace! This new award is a collaboration between Energage (our survey partner) and Engineering.com. It recognizes “companies that prioritize positive and sustainable work environments for…
Whether on the job or working at home, excavations of any size can become hazardous. Soil collapse, hazardous atmospheres, underground utilities, and falls/falling objects are the primary hazards to plan for so that you can work safely: Call utility locator services before digging. Use caution and avoid using heavy equipment to dig near underground utilities. Inspect…
I’m pleased to share that Team UCOR has earned USA TODAY’s “Top Workplaces USA” award for 2026! This is the third consecutive year that UCOR has won this national award, and we are the only Amentum-led company to capture this honor. UCOR also won five additional “Culture Excellence Awards” from Top Workplaces: Compensation & Benefits…
Prescription and over-the-counter medications can negatively impact our ability to safely work in heated environments. Certain medications can: Reduce the thirst sensation Interfere with the ability to control the body’s temperature Impair the ability to sweat and properly cool the body Increase the risk of fainting and falls Cause electrolyte imbalances Create skin sensitivity to…
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:…
