Navarro-ATL supports the 222-S Lab in its long-standing initiatives (safe storage of waste, process support, characterization, industrial hygiene monitoring.
The 222-S Lab is meeting the needs of the direct-feed low-activity waste mission. We received 10 samples from @WRPSTOC (Tank AP-106, Tank-Side Cesium Removal System) for analysis on Jan. 3. #navarroatl#hanfordsite#hanford#cleanup
“Navarro-ATL looks forward to building the Lab of the Future to support the One Hanford tank waste mission.” – Ray Geimer, Navarro-ATL General Manager. Read about several Hanford “firsts” in this video https://t.co/uoU5jrtSCU.
Our employees were out on the town last weekend showing their support for the community. Navarro-ATL was a table sponsor at both the Jingle and Jazz event supporting Modern Living Services and at the 6th Annual United Way Festival of Trees.
We celebrated Thanksgiving early on Nov. 14 by serving a turkey dinner with all the fixings to Navarro-ATL employees. We are thankful for everything they do for the lab, and providing this dinner was a small token of appreciation. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Navarro-ATL employees recently attended the 2023 VPPPA Safety+ Symposium held in Orlando, FL. We received the DOE VPP Superior Star Award for a second year by demonstrating our commitment to VPP Tenets, outreach activities, and maintaining injury rates 50% below industry average.
Workers with Hanford Site contractor Navarro-ATL are making progress on a project to upgrade a hot cell’s windows at the 222-S Laboratory. It’s the first of several planned upgrades that will enable the Lab to support the Site’s cleanup mission for decades to come.
We recently received Tank AP-106 samples from @WRPSTOC . This is an important step in our support of the Direct-Feed Low-Activity Waste Program, as this waste will be immobilized in glass for safe disposal.
Last week Brian Stickney, Deputy Manager for DOE Richland Operations Office, toured the 222-S Laboratory. He was impressed with plans for infrastructure upgrades and remarked on the family-like culture at the lab, where folks are working together on safe mission accomplishment.
Our volunteers helped at the Partners ‘n Pals event on July 14. Navarro-ATL supported a horseback riding day (Therapeutic Riding of Tri-Cities) as part of The Arc of Tri Cities annual summer day camp program.
Navarro-ATL recently participated in the 2023 NW Safety & Health Summit hosted by Region X Voluntary Protection Program Participants’ Association (VPPPA). We had eleven attendees, one of which presented a workshop.
Cheeseburgers in Paradise! 222-S Lab staff enjoyed an Employee Appreciation BBQ on May 17. This hamburger feed was held to recognize the hard work and dedication of our Navarro-ATL employees, and to thank them for all they do to support the Hanford cleanup mission. #thankyou
DOE Office of River Protection and Richland Operations Office Manager Brian Vance recently toured the 222-S Laboratory and got to see the important work the lab is doing to be ready to support the Direct-Feed Low-Activity Waste Program at the Hanford Site.
HLMI, a prime contractor to the Department of Energy at the Hanford Site, has filed a “doing business as” name change with the WA State Dept. of Revenue and is now doing business as Navarro-ATL.
To celebrate Earth Day on April 22, our employee volunteers joined Department of Energy and other Hanford contractor volunteers to clean up litter at Leslie Groves Park in Richland. Thank you to all the One Hanford volunteers that came out to honor our amazing little planet.
This week is National Volunteer Week and our employees sure have a heart for giving back! We honor the selfless spirit of the 222-S Laboratory staff and encourage everyone to seize the opportunity to serve their community! #NationalVolunteerWeek#community#volunteer#GivingBack
We were proud to be part of the Bridging Partnerships Small Business Symposium on April 12-13. Our procurement team enjoyed connecting with small businesses and learning more about how they can help us accomplish our scope of work as we support the Hanford cleanup mission.
The Hanford edition of the @tcajob came out last week. Read how Ray Geimer reports on plans to upgrade the 222-S Laboratory to support the Hanford cleanup mission. https://t.co/ZaPiFPrsrS