Daniel Ray is a classification specialist who has been with UCOR for one month. He was a military policeman in the U.S. Army. He and his wife have five kids and enjoy canoeing, hiking, and paddleboarding. To learn more about Daniel, Watch the video here.
We continue working to improve UCOR Mobile, our employee app. This week, we added two channels through which you can share concerns. On the UCOR Mobile menu, select “Employee Resources.” At the bottom of that screen, you will see two new blocks: Use the “Insurance Issues” block to access a form where you can let…
[This article is part of our new Power Up with AI series. This six-part series comes from our Chief Information Officer, Mandy Vitello.] Think of AI as your new productivity sidekick, ready to help you supercharge your daily work! Just like last month’s article explained, AI isn’t here to take over; it’s a smart assistant…
Thanks to all those who attended today’s Parking Lot Safety Rodeo. Approximately 700 people attended, the largest turnout in the event’s five-year history. Attendees got to enjoy UCOR initiatives like the UCOR Connection groups, LSITs, Fidelity, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee, Mental Wellbeing Center, Training, and Wellness, reminding the workforce of the resources we…
A shout out to all 35 of UCOR’s Administrative Professionals on their special day. Today we salute these members of Team UCOR by honoring the dedication and support they provide that often goes unnoticed. We are celebrating this week by talking with four of UCOR’s Admin team. You’ve heard from Teresa Williams and Rachel Houston.…
We previously introduced Project Paragon as a cross-functional effort to upgrade UCOR’s business systems. The project team is merging the human resources, training, and financial systems into one platform. This modernization effort addresses long-standing challenges with manual processes, inconsistent data, and limited visibility. Work is well underway as we bring these operations into a unified…
The United Way of Anderson County honored UCOR as a Top Campaign Donor at its annual meeting. Last year, UCOR and its workforce donated more than $60,000 to the United Way, which was divided among various counties. These funds are used to unite the community and support resources so every child, individual, and family can…
This month’s episode of Energycast highlights UCOR’s progress in preparing the massive Alpha-4 building for demolition at the Y-12 National Security Complex. We also sit down for an exclusive one-on-one conversation with EM Assistant Secretary Tim Walsh during his first trip to Oak Ridge. This episode covers Isotek passing the halfway mark on the Uranium-233…
UCOR crews successfully demobilized the high-reach excavator used for Alpha-2 demolition in half the time it took for its initial mobilization. This work was accomplished with the help of heavy equipment operators, laborers, mechanics, health physicists, and safety personnel. This accomplishment highlights exceptional teamwork and meticulous planning. This efficiency is attributed to the careful and…
UCOR’s 5th annual Parking Lot Safety Rodeo returns tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., bringing hands-on demonstrations, safety engagement, and opportunities to connect with the workforce, resources, and vendors. With warm weather expected, employees are encouraged to wear sunscreen. UCOR will provide water as well as bags for purchases and merchandise. Transportation will be…
