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THE DAVEY BULLETIN
In February, 46 employees attended the Safety Leadership
Program held in Pleasanton, California. Led by Johnny
Wilson, manager, field safety support, the two-and-a-half
day seminar featured sessions focused on Davey's Road to
Zero goals, safety leadership responsibilities, tree hazard
recognition, the importance of job briefings and observations,
contract evaluations and selection, incident reporting and
Attendees included: PJ Anderson, John Audycki, Brian Baker, Alexandra Baldwin, Joshua Banuelos, Joseph Berg, Agustin Bribiescas,
Michael Bova,Wencislao Corpuz, Kenneth Cuddihy, Mark Dalton, Patrick Devlin, Travis Evans, Noe Gonzalez, Steve Gordon,
Johnathan Hayward, Ploua Her, Enrique Hernandez, Jose Herrera, Roy Hisler, Christopher Ilar, Dewayne Jensen, Noam Knopf-Boyer,
Matt Krause, Daniel Kump, Elizabeth Lanham, Michael Lockwood, Jason Maize, Filipe Martins de Souza, Anthony Mastrangelo,
Clifford McCaulou, Juan Mendez Madrigal, Lisiate Misi, Melanie Myers, Harold Quinones, Raul Rios, Jr., Clint Robison, Erik Rotondo,
Dale Schvaneveldt, Kahlon Solon, Emily Spillett, April Uren, Jennifer Willette.
CALIFORNIA LEADERSHIP TRAINING
NEWBERRY ELECTRIC HITS 4,000-PLUS INCIDENT FREE DAYS
Congratulations to crews on the
Newberry Electric Co-Op account in
Newberry, South Carolina, for another
incredible safety milestone. They
reached over 4,000 days without an
OSHA recordable incident this year.
"Some of these men are related, but
everyone feels like family," said Steve
Clawson, operations manager. "They
will not tolerate unsafe work practices
on their job site. They are not afraid
to call an all stop and discuss things if
something does not look right."
In 2007, Davey's Newberry account
work group started keeping track of
the days they worked incident -free
Left: Crew members on the Newberry
Electric account, from left to right, include:
Lewis Sims, Chris Scott, Nathan Wright,
James Scott, Jason Young, James Frazier,
Matt Jerome, Richard Lipe, Jason Triplett,
Bobby Wright, and William Scott. The photo
was taken before the COVID-19 outbreak.
Below: Chris Scott, the fourth and current
general foreman for this account, in front
of the sign that tracks their days wearing a
pullover the crews received to congratulate
them on this outstanding achievement.
investigations, pesticide safety, and an abbreviated Davey
Personal Excellence section.
"Davey leaders have a lot of resources and tools to use that
assist with safe operations. But it takes active decisions to
use those tools daily that ensure every Davey employee
goes home safe to their families," said Wilson.
with a sign on the gate to the yard.
Newberry Electric has set a new goal
of 5,000 incident free days.
