KBR ANNOUNCES
Winners of the 2020 CEO Award for HSSE Excellence
Each year the KBR CEO Award for Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) Excellence is given to employees who have shown outstanding leadership or extraordinary performance by living our Zero Harm principles each and every day. Special congratulations are in order for Danielle Allen-Blome and the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V (LOGCAP) – Task Order 0394 team, our 2020 CEO Award winners, for their commitment to Zero Harm during a year of unprecedented challenges!
“I am honored to present this year’s CEO Award for HSSE Excellence to our outstanding winners and offer my congratulations to our nominees. One of the key tenets of our Zero Harm culture is looking after the health and safety of others, the environment and our planet, and their dedication to furthering that commitment, despite the challenges of 2020, is a testament to our progress.”
STUART BRADIE, KBR PRESIDENT AND CEO
Danielle Allen-Blome
Danielle Allen-Blome, HSE Manager at APS-3 in Goose Creek, South Carolina, received the award thanks to her hands-on approach to improving the Army Prepositioned Stock-3 (APS-3) team’s safety performance. She was instrumental in implementing the TSTI-2 program and augmenting the strategy to dramatically increase the number of graduates in one year.
She also introduced the OSHA-10 training program to help develop the leadership team. Danielle’s vision and efforts in championing a monumental change among the APS-3 workforce led the team to achieve an outstanding Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) of .74.
The LOGCAP V – Task Order 0394 team
The LOGCAP V – Task Order 0394 team, based in Poland, faced the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic head on and continued to exemplify our Zero Harm culture in their work. The team provides support to 12 sites throughout Poland and have collectively achieved an astonishing 1,152 consecutive days (2.5 million work hours) without a single recordable injury dating back to November 2017.
“Both Danielle and the LOGCAP V – Poland team are well deserving of this award. Danielle’s efforts to reduce incident rates while giving back to her colleagues through training programs are true examples of HSSE leadership. Meanwhile, the LOGCAP V – Poland team’s streak of nearly four years without a recordable injury is a remarkable feat. This year’s winners are true champions of Zero Harm and it is an honor to recognize them.”
NICK ANAGNOSTOU, VICE PRESIDENT, HSSE
We also recognize the nominees for this year’s award for their contributions to Zero Harm:
- Philip Adams, KBR Metrology Services and Camelback Surgical Mask Production Facility
- Al Asad City Services, LOGCAP IV – Task Order 0007
- Annex 3 – Telephone Group, Diego Garcia Base Operation Support Services (BOSS)
- Margaret Arndt and Cedrick Reid, KBR Fleet Forces Atlantic Exercise Coordination Center Hazardous Events Team, Virginia Beach, VA
- Base Operation Support Services – Djibouti, Djibouti
- Base Operation Support Services, NSA Bahrain
- Marc Benoist, Amphibious Combat and Sealift Systems Program Office
- Jonathan Clear, KBR Counter-Unmanned Air Systems
- Daniel Crowley, C4 Mission Systems
- Raymond DeHaast, LOGCAP – Task Order 0007, Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq
- EUCOM Project, LOGCAP IV – Task Order 0010 and transition to LOGCAP V – Task Order 0394
- Fitzpatrick Givans, Marine Corp Propositioning Program, Jacksonville, FL
- Phillip Goldsbrough, Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan
- Greer Metrology Group, KBR Metrology Services, Greer, SC
- KBR Airfield Operations and Management Team, Camp Taji, Iraq
- KBR Employee Assistance Program Group, Health and Human Performance Center, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX
- KBR Job Order Contracting Team, Djibouti
- KBR Medical Team, LOGCAP – Task Order 0007, Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq
- KBR PCV Project Management Team, ExxonMobil Permian Crude Venture
- KBR Project Management Team, Methanex G3 Methanol Project, Geismar, LA
- LOGCAP IV – Task Order 0009
- Joyce Michalik, TACOM Total Package Fielding
- Steven Pangallo, Army Prepositioned Stock-4 Program, Korea and Japan
- ROCII Ground Operations Team, Wallops Flight Facility, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA
- Noor Sajid Shah, Base Operations Support Services, NSA-Bahrain
At KBR, we commend all our employees for their commitment to and efforts toward achieving Zero Harm throughout our business. Thank you for your dedication to creating a safer, more sustainable planet for all.
