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Y-12 raises $13,759 for Anderson County Relay for Life

Posted at 12:10 am July 8, 2015
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Joe Marshall

Joe Marshall is one of Y-12’s cancer survivors who took his victory lap at the Anderson County Relay for Life. (Photo by Y-12)

Employees at Y-12 National Security Complex raised $13,759 for Anderson County Relay for Life, which raises money to help fight cancer.

Here is more information from Y-12:

Joe Marshall is one of Y-12’s cancer survivors who took his victory lap at the Anderson County Relay for Life.

What do relays, races, and regattas have in common? They’re all ways Y‑12 employees stay active and support the community.

After hours, Y‑12ers are all about staying active and supporting their communities. Here’s a roundup of the activities: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Nonprofits, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy, Y-12 National Security Complex Tagged With: American Cancer Society, Anderson County Relay for Life, Ben Norton, cancer, CNS, Consolidated Nuclear Security, Cynthia Benavidez, Dennis Miller, Dragon Boat Festival, Elaina Branham, Joe Kato, Joe Marshall, Mary Henley, Megan Houchin, Relay For Life, Secret City 5K for Haiti, uranium processing facility, Y-12, Y-12 National Security Complex

Y-12 Construction team honored for safety milestones

Posted at 11:22 am March 13, 2013
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B&W Y-12 Construction Awards

Tom Morris, B&W Y-12 vice president of projects, presents construction safety awards to Monica Lewis, Y-12 craft safety lead representative, and Kevin Adkisson, Knoxville Building and Construction Trades Council president.
(Submitted photos)

A B&W Y-12 construction team was recently honored for two major safety achievements: working more than one million hours without a lost-time accident and having no recordable injuries in 2012, a press release said.

The B&W Y‑12 Direct-Hire Construction team achieved the one-million-hour milestone in June 2012. By January 2013, the team had reached 1.4 million hours (more than 800 days) without a lost-time accident, the press release said. The team’s last lost workday occurred in September 2010.

Jim Haynes, B&W Y-12 senior vice president and deputy general manager for projects, called it “a superb accomplishment.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Top Stories, Y-12 National Security Complex Tagged With: B&W Y-12, B&W Y-12 Construction, construction team, Direct-Hire Construction, DOE, DOE-VPP, Jim Haynes, Joe Kato, Kevin Adkisson, Knoxville Building and Construction Trades Council, lost-time accident, one million hours, recordable injuries, STAR, STAR site, U.S. Department of Energy, Voluntary Protection Program

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