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THE DAVEY BULLETIN
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9. DISTILLING HAND SANITIZER: JASON FAWCETT
A Davey client switched from distilling bourbon and vodka to making hand sanitizer and
provided the disinfectant to Davey operations throughout the East Coast. Davey's
Jason Fawcett, operations manager, South Atlantic R/C operating group, has partnered
with Tarnished Truth Distilling Company, which provided an initial order of hand sanitizer
that was distributed to Davey Commercial Landscape Services territories and R/C offices
along the Eastern U.S. The partnership is one way to help keep our employees safe
as cleaning supplies are in high demand.
6. SOCIAL DISTANCING
MEETING: DRG SDG&E
During morning meetings, Davey Resource
Group crew members on the San Diego
Gas and Electric account practice social
distancing and wear personal protective
equipment, including new Davey-issued
face coverings, even during the rain. Battling
the elements and preventing infection from
the coronavirus are top concerns in the
field, said Vince Mikulanis, market
manager, Davey Resource Group.
7. DOING HERO WORK:
VICTORIA OFFICE
The show, or work rather, must go on.
Amidst the pandemic and following strict
health guidelines, crews from Davey's
Victoria office in British Columbia, Canada,
removed a tree from the Kiwanis Family
Centre. The request came from longtime
Davey client HeroWork, a charity that helps
other charities. Groundmen Bradyn Villebrun
and Ben Fudge carried out the work.
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8. MAKESHIFT HOSPITAL:
WEST CLEVELAND CLS
Vito Monteleone, branch manager, and the
West Cleveland CLS team moved 28 trees
so the Cleveland Clinic could create a
temporary hospital in The Sheila and Eric
Samson Pavilion (part of the new Case
Western Reserve University and Cleveland
Clinic Health Education Campus) in response
to the pandemic. It took only 12 hours for
Monteleone, Eddie Hill, Steven Hovan,
Ed Yambor and Angel Sanchez to remove,
package and transport the trees from an
indoor atrium into another climate-controlled
area without damaging the building.
