Congratulations to AOV Champion FD Boilermaker Steve Jarvis (right), pictured with FD HSE Mo Noaman (left). Steve diligently observed his surroundings while working in the crude plant's Area One. His keen eye spotted a potential tripping hazard—a pipe protruding about an inch from the ground in a bustling section. Recognizing the importance of safety, Steve swiftly retrieved a can of paint from the tool crib to enhance the visibility of the hazard and reduce the risk for pedestrians. Steve's commitment to maintaining a secure work environment did not go unnoticed. His proactive approach and conscientious effort were acknowledged, underscoring his dedication to making his workplace, his second home, a safer place for everyone. We extend our sincere appreciation to Steve for his unwavering commitment and hard work, as it continues to be a shining example for others. Thank you, Steve, for your ongoing contributions to a safer and more secure work environment! #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #ProactiveSafety #TeamPlayer #EmployeeRecognition #Dedication #Commitment #SafetyAwareness #Leadership #HardWorkPaysOff #Gratitude #ThankYouSteve #SecureWorkEnvironment #SafetyCulture #EmployeeAppreciation
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