We will be launching our 5th Top Workplaces survey in February. This survey helps us know how you are feeling about our UCOR culture and your everyday work experience. You have given us a lot of feedback in previous surveys. For example, last year you shared that you believe UCOR operates by strong values and…
To the UCOR Workforce: While you might have seen news of a potential partial government shutdown, I wanted to confirm that UCOR’s work is funded and our work will not be impacted. Congress has passed and the President has signed the “FY26 Energy & Water Development Appropriations Act,” a comprehensive $40 billion spending measure that…
UCOR will be operating on a normal work schedule tomorrow, January 27. Please report to your assigned work location. However, we realize that road conditions may not be the same for everyone’s commute to the worksite, so please use your best judgment on whether you can make it in or need to delay your commute. …
As freezing temperatures persist, plan for the potential of encountering icy walking or working surfaces. To help you return to work safely, consider the following: Wear appropriate footwear with good tread Use handrails Take short steps Walk at a slower pace Avoid carrying objects that might impair your balance Wear gloves and keep hands out…
UCOR operations are closed on Monday, Jan. 26, to allow for ice removal and inclement weather recovery efforts. Only essential personnel who have been notified are to report to the worksite. Employees who are authorized to telework are expected to telework or use PTO during site closures. They may also have the option to make…
Timecard Submittals and Approvals for Week Ending January 25 In preparation for the forecasted inclement weather, please have your time entered and approved by close of business (COB) Thursday, Jan. 22, for week ending Sunday, Jan. 25, so we can process timecards at 8 a.m. Friday. Please forecast your hours for Friday-Sunday if you are…
Training and conduct of operations (ConOps) are vital for preventing workplace injuries and illnesses. They are integral to the successful implementation of UCOR’s Integrated Safety Management System (ISMS) and the ability to maintain our DOE Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Star site status. Effective training: • Provides knowledge and skills required to safely and efficiently perform…
As we return from the holidays, it is important to refocus and keep safety first. Implement the following before and while performing work: Inspect work areas to identify changed conditions and hazards. Immediately report hazards so they can be corrected or correct them yourself if within your scope. Ensure that training and access cards are…
To the UCOR Workforce: As we wrap up another year, I want to say a huge thank you for your incredibly hard work and dedication. Your contributions are invaluable, and I’m truly proud of how we’ve worked together to make “Cleanup Today for a Nuclear Tomorrow” a reality. The holiday season offers a wonderful…
To the UCOR Workforce: I have some exciting news to share with you. Just a few minutes ago, Mark Whitney, President of Amentum Energy & Environment (E&E), announced that he is naming Jim Blankenhorn as the next President and CEO of UCOR, effective April 1. Jim Blankenhorn Jim is not new to most of you…
