Anniston Star, November 04, 2002

Westinghouse issues employee team awards

>From staff reports
11-04-2002

Westinghouse Anniston and Washington Group International (WGI) recognized five employee teams for their work at the U.S. Army's Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility (ANCDF).

Westinghouse and WGI have given $12,900 in bonus awards this year.

Those receiving Team Awards were:

* Terry Thompson of Munford, Bruce Davis of Jacksonville, Chuck Doscher of Anniston, Pat Reyer of Anniston and Harry Futral of Oxford received a Team Award for creating and developing a "Systemization Subphase V" binder to assist personnel in developing the knowledge, skills and teamwork required to perform simulated agent operations evolutions.
* Gary Adkison of Piedmont and Jimmy Gilliland of Southside received a Team Award for working extra days and weekends on modifications to the Agent Collection System.
* J.J. Murphy of Anniston, Angela McFall of Ohatchee, Barbara Glosson of Oxford, Rick Gibson of Anniston, Ava English of Anniston, Vanessa Hill of Jacksonville and Lloyd Hounshell of Jacksonville received a Team Award for their work in the company's payroll system.
* Kenny Kirk of Weaver, Billy Moore of Oxford, Charles Robertson of Ashville, Ty Battle of Weaver, Michael Boyd of Anniston, Jesse Clark of Munford, Jimmy Parrish of Eastaboga, Kim Marks of Oxford, Chris Battle of Weaver and Charles McGuire of Munford received a Team Award for working on their days off to meet changing schedules in order to make repairs to the Fiberglass Reinforced Piping Systems for three furnaces.
* Ralph Nolte of Anniston, Doug Senn of Anniston and Sharla Barber of Oxford received the Team Award for their work in support of the Surrogate Trial Burns.