Workforce Milestones Continue as Pueblo Plant Transitions to Closure
A Pueblo plant mechanical technician safely completed 500 entries into potentially toxic areas of the plant for maintenance and closure-related activities Oct. 4.
A Pueblo plant mechanical technician safely completed 500 entries into potentially toxic areas of the plant for maintenance and closure-related activities Oct. 4.
A senior Department of Defense official and community leaders discussed the recent elimination of the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile during a webinar sponsored by the Arms Control Association and the Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition Sept. 29.
A veteran of the chemical demilitarization program assumed command of the U.S. Army Pueblo Chemical Depot at a June 29 ceremony.
The government lead at the Pueblo plant was named 2023 Rocky Mountain Eagle Agency Field Office Manager of the Year by the Colorado Federal Executive Board, or CFEB, on June 28. “We’re proud of Walton Levi’s recognition in Colorado, and I think our team is lucky to have him,” said Michael Abaie, program executive officer, …
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As closure draws near at the Pueblo plant, transition services are being offered to workers contemplating their next professional steps.
The environmental manager at the Pueblo plant has been designated as the plant’s closure lead.
A nine-year veteran of the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant has been named principal deputy.
The Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant and U.S. Army Pueblo Chemical Depot workforce were recognized for their roles in completing the 105mm projectile destruction campaign in July. “It’s a fitting time to reflect, take notice and thank the people who have eliminated hundreds of thousands of weapons in a manner that is safe to the …
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has appointed a Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment regulator to the Colorado Chemical Demilitarization Citizens’ Advisory Commission, or CAC.
A new Bechtel Pueblo Team project manager is on the job at the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant. “I’m glad to be here,” Todd Ailes said. “I will be supporting the PCAPP mission and will continue the good foundation that outgoing manager Ken Harrawood has set with safety and with being good stewards of taxpayer money.” Before …