Q2 2020 Safety Concern Winners

🏆 April 2020 Safety Concern Winners

Grovetown

First Place — Joshua Bryan won a $50 gift card for the safety concern, “Exposed wiring from open junction box on CNC5.” This has been addressed.
Random Number One — Jerry Dupeire won a $25 gift card for the safety concern, “Lights should be flashing to let people know transfer cart is on its way out of cleaning shed.” This is being addressed.
Random Number Two — Daniel Oehrlein won a $25 gift card for the safety concern, “Severe weather shelter has been torn down. Nobody knows where to go in case of severe weather at south end of foundry.” This has been addressed.

Grovetown

First Place — Terry Longtin won a $50 gift card for the safety concern, “Metal shaving dumpster by Mazak one side has a sharp corner and about cut me.” This has been addressed.

Grovetown

First Place — Robert Johnson won a $50 gift card for the safety concern, “Shells stacked improperly with broken skid causing top shell to tilt back where its almost fallen. Wt. of shell 42,000 lbs.” This has been addressed.
Random Number One — Dantavan Tucker won a $25 gift card for the safety concern, “Water leaking through roof, running down electrical wiring and dripping on employee uniforms in machine shop vending area.” This is being addressed.
Random Number Two — Dennis Nelson won a $25 gift card for the safety concern, “CNC09 has a very bad oil leak, needs to be fixed. While running, oil started a fire in a shell.” This has been addressed.

Thomson

First Place — Chris Bailey won a $50 gift card for the safety concern, “First aid cabinets have not been inspected since August 2019. There are no Band-Aids or aspirin.” This has been addressed.

Service Centers

First Place — Matthias Hofsink won a $50 gift card for the safety concern, “This is a safety concern pointed out by Syncrude with a very high risk regarding how we ship our impellers.” This is being addressed.

Submit your safety concern, and you might be a winner next month!

Q3 Safety Training Topics

Unsafe acts
Ladders at work and at home
Identify hazards in the workplace before they impact you (e.g., tripping hazards, forklift traffic, overhead loads).