As you enjoy the sunshine and outdoor adventures this summer, don’t forget to take care of your health – and get rewarded for it! If you are enrolled in the Critical Illness and Accident plans, remember that each plan offers a $50 Be Well Benefit for you and your covered family members when you complete a qualifying…
[This article is part of the Employee Edge: Sharpen Your Skills & Drive Your Impact series from Total Career Management Services.] Initiative and proactiveness mean you don’t wait for things to happen; you make them happen. You look for ways to improve things and act on them without being asked. This makes you a valuable…
A fiber optic outage will take place Saturday. The outage, which is not under UCOR control, will impact everything—Teams, Outlook, shared drives, Citrix, etc. The services will be down and inaccessible, including network services to ORNL, Y-12, and TWPC. The outage was previously planned for the entire weekend but now is limited to Saturday from…
Several UCOR teams quickly responded last week to a deteriorated drain line connected to the main transfer pipe from the Melton Valley Collection Tank Facility (Building 7961) and the Process Waste Treatment Complex (Building 3608) supporting ORNL’s High Flux Isotope Reactor. After a sump pump alarm signaled potential flooding concerns, ORNL Nuclear Operations crews responded…
Bringing new technologies to solve UCOR’s complex problems is at the center of what UCOR’s Technology Development (TD) team does. The TD team in the Engineering Cleanup and D&D organization is leading the way by finding innovative, cost-savings solutions for these challenges. That team includes Dan Gelb, Charlie Hanna, Daniel Hurst, Brody Huskins, Sofia Kim…
At our company, safety isn’t just a priority—it is a core value driven by the vigilance of our team members. This month, we are proud to highlight the outstanding individuals who used their “questioning attitude” to prevent accidents, correct hazards, and keep their coworkers safe. BOBCATS – Tim Green: Tim proactively notified a coworker about…
Andrew Lee of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, graduated this May from Emory University with a degree in computer science and a concentration in artificial intelligence. This summer he is working as an IT intern. Andrew has previous experience with Customboxes.io and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Center for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing. He spends his free…
A lot of progress is being made on Project Paragon, our initiative to transition our business systems to an Oracle Cloud platform. Currently, we are: Preparing to test the new human resources and learning systems through System Integration Testing and User Acceptance Testing. Prepping to show the new interface during block training. Ramping up communications to…
A fiber optic outage will take place this weekend. The outage, which is not under UCOR control, will impact everything—Teams, Outlook, shared drives, Citrix, etc. The services will be down and inaccessible, including network services to ORNL, Y-12, and TWPC. The outage will begin at 6 p.m., Friday, June 12, and continue until 6 a.m.,…
UCOR’s work at Y-12 and ORNL were featured at the American Nuclear Society’s (ANS) National Conference in Denver last week as UCOR President and Program Manager Jim Blankenhorn sat down with ANS CEO Craig Piercy for a “Fireside Chat” at the conference. Blankenhorn shared with the audience the completed and upcoming demolition work at ORNL…
