If you haven’t signed up for UCOR’s mass notification system, you will be missing out on important information. The Emergency Services Watch Office (ESWO) sends messages or emails about adverse conditions that may affect you and your workplace, including: Weather conditions and natural events Hazardous materials releases Utility interruptions Road conditions Security events and/or DOE…
UCOR senior leaders this morning hosted a UCount/TeamsCount recognition breakfast. The leadership team gathered with 13 UCount recipients and 10 TeamsCount teams (71 people) to thank them for their day-to-day contributions to our mission success. UCount recipients: Wade Adams Zane Davis Cameron Durham James Easter Brian Giever Chad Grennor Deidre Hayes Brianna Humphrey Lisa Lane…
Kudos to the Environmental Services Team for their work at the White Wing Scrapyard. The team demonstrated commitment in the face of environmental challenges, including navigating remote, heavily wooded, and overgrown terrain at the White Wing Scrapyard and the hazards that accompany that type of landscape. The team’s direct involvement in, awareness of, and willingness…
We are continuing to expand the features of UCOR Hub. One recent addition is the ability to enter your birth date and/or hire date to your profile. These are totally voluntary. If this is something you’d like to add to your profile, go to “Edit Profile” page. Then enter Month/Day/Year in either field. When it…
Today is the final day to donate to UCOR and Strata-G’s annual Coats for the Cold clothing drive supporting Knox Area Rescue Ministries. Provide a layer of warmth this season to someone in need by donating new or used (in good condition) coats of any size. Please bring donations to 701, Room 271 or contact…
Fall weather is finally here. High temperatures this week will only be in the 60s, with overnight lows dipping into the mid to lower 40s. We will have mostly sunny weather with only a slight chance of precipitation this week. Clouds will move in over the weekend, with high temperatures slightly warmer—in the lower 70s.
UCOR has a proud history of outstanding achievements that demonstrate environmental management and stewardship excellence as we execute our DOE ORR EM cleanup mission. As a way to highlight and celebrate our FY 2025 UCOR project environmental stewardship accomplishments, please submit your UCOR Environmental Management and Stewardship nominations by Nov. 20. The nomination categories are…
Renee Salazar-Romero has been named UCOR’s Mission Assurance & Controls Director, effective Nov. 3. Renee is currently serving as Program Manager with Longenecker & Associates, managing the company’s portfolio of projects in support of Sandia National Laboratories. During her 25-plus years of experience, she has also supported national laboratories in Argonne and Los Alamos. At…
Every day, UCOR engineers are evaluating, investigating, designing, planning, and much more, to ensure our cleanup work can move forward safely and efficiently. The team of six engineers supporting the Outfall 200 Mercury Treatment Facility project have been recognized with a TeamsCount award. Kyle Bair, Derek Holstein, Tyler Hughes, Nathan Keel, Tipton Lucas, and Joseph…
As the federal government shutdown moves past the two-week mark, we are reminding UCOR personnel that they should continue reporting to work. We have enough funding to continue several more weeks. While this shutdown may cause distractions such as other organizations around us being impacted, please remember to stay focused to help ensure an accident-free…
