Good Catch Entry Leaderboard
Keep in mind: The leaderboard reflects the number of submissions received and is intended for participation tracking only. Entry counts do not indicate standings, submission quality, scoring, eligibility, or likelihood of winning. All submissions are evaluated according to the program's qualifying criteria and judging standards. Statistics are updated every Monday, or the next business day if a holiday occurs.
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Entries By State & Category
| Submitted By | On Behalf Of | State | Business Line | Location | Recognizing | Type of Good Catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colby Geil | GA | Aggregates | Tyrone | Tristen Corrilo | Environmental | |
| Justin Gordon | Clarence Stephens | GA | Aggregates | Bolingbroke | Health & Safety | |
| DaSean Williams | SC | GRR | Sumter | Sondra Saul | Best Practice & Behavior | |
| Rickey Davis | NC | Aggregates | Princeton | Donald Mosley | Best Practice & Behavior | |
| Matt Bowen | GA | Aggregates | Athens | Chris Worley | Health & Safety | |
| Samuel Tiedge | SC | Aggregates | Greer | Justin Phillips | Environmental | |
| Gary Crowley | SC | Aggregates | Jefferson | Best Practice & Behavior | ||
| Craig Christensen | Hebelyn Christensen | NC | Fly Ash | Salisbury | Aaron Tanner | Best Practice & Behavior |
Environmental Entries
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Submitted by: Colby Geil
Location: Tyrone, GA
Situation: Excellence in Environmental Practice/Procedure
Tristen does a fantastic job of collecting samples at the start of each month, which allowed us to identify a potential water quality issue and respond before it was too late.
Recognizing: Tristen Corrilo
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Submitted by: Samuel Tiedge on behalf of Justin Phillips
Location: Greer, SC
Situation: General Safety Concern
While pulling the processed water sample, I found that the corrugated metal pipe coming from the weir had rusted away, and the water had washed the dirt away. We need to dig up the old corrugated pipe and install a new one.
Health & Safety Entries
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Submitted by: Justin Gordon on behalf of Clarence Stephens
Location: Bolingbroke, GA
Situation: General Safety Concern
Spot that needed a handrail at the jaw. Stopped work; corrected the issue by adding a handrail.
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Submitted by: Matt Bowen
Location: Athens, GA
Situation: Excellence in Safety Practice/Procedure
Chris was inspecting stockpiles on a customer’s staging yard. He noticed a truck driver having a heart attack. He immediately called 911 and administered aid until paramedics arrived.
Recognizing: Chris Worley
Best Practice & Behavior Entries
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Submitted by: Colby Geil
Location: Tyrone, GA
Situation: Excellence in Environmental Practice/Procedure
Tristen does a fantastic job of collecting samples at the start of each month, which allows us to identify a potential water quality issue and respond before it is too late.
Recognizing: Tristen Corrilo
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Submitted by: Rickey Davis
Location: Princeton, NC
Situation: Best Practice
While the 990 operator was loading trucks at the bottom of the pit, he noticed a fire in the engine compartment. The operator quickly shut the machine off and exited the machine safely. By shutting the machine off, the operator helped prevent the loader from becoming a total loss.
Recognizing: Donald Mosley
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Submitted by: Gary Crowley
Location: Jefferson, SC
Situation: Best Practice
This is a good way to label jugs and containers within it coming off. You buy blank aluminum tags and the mark them with a set of lettered punches. Afterwards you secure the tag to the container with braided cable. All components are cheap and available on Amazon or Grainger.
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Submitted by: Craig Christensen on behalf of Hebelyn Christensen
Location: Salisbury, NC
Situation: Behavior
Aaron Tanner is always taking steps to help coworkers.
Recognizing: Aaron Tanner
