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D R I V E N B Y V A L U E

Monthl thly y Contra tract ctor

• r Safe

afety ty Meeti ting ng

May 2018

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• Facilities

ilities

• Emergency

cy Exits/ s/Meet eting ing Point nt

• Cell Phones
• Safety

ty Share

• This months

hs focus

• Special

ial Pre resentat tatio ion

• Joe Napier

er from Velocity y Buil ilde ders rs and

• Alex Blake

ke from Burks rks

• Environmental

ronmental Share re

• Branch

nch Safety ty Performance mance

• Safety

ty Notice

• Contra

ract ctors rs Safety ty Manual al

• 5.17.9

.9 thru u 5.17.9.6 .9.6 Mobile Crane ne

INT NTRODUCTION ODUCTION

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D R I V E N B Y V A L U E

Morenci Environmental Services

WHO DO I CONTACT WHEN I HAVE AN ENVIRONMENTAL QUESTION?

When in doubt. Call an Environmental Services representative.

SPILL HOTLINE – (928) 865-7745

Environmental Administration Office – Christina Seballos – (928) 865-6000 Environmental Yard, Satellite Accumulation, Roll Offs & Hoppers – Cody Watkins – 928-965-6928 Asbestos & Lead – Rob Walker – 928-215-6422 Air Quality – Shanna Holguin – (928) 965-0245, Bobby Scott – (928) 965-1770, Waleed Sunna – (928) 215-5695 Environmental ISO 14001 & Product Approvals – Ruth Chismar – (928) 215-9312 – Jonathan Anderson (928) 215-2730 Water Quality & Wild Life – James Hogan – (928) 965-0061, Dee Broadwell – (928) 965-3142, SWPPP – Jamie Aberle – (928) 215-0667 Asset Recovery & Morenci Transfer Station – Bryan Taylor – (928) 965-2777 Environmental Administration Accounting & Contracts – Cheryl Wright – (928) 965-1785

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• The

e Spill Hotline tline is locat ated ed at the e mine ne gate e shack ck

• Give

e all informat

• rmation

ion regarding rding the e spill including: luding:

• Locat

cation ion

• Type

e of spill

• Qua

uantity tity

• Copper

per and acid conte ntent nt if applicabl able e

• Conta

ntact ct name me and phon

• ne num

umber ber

• The

e mine ne gate e atten endant dant will noti tify fy the e envi vironme ronmental ntal on-ca call l person sonne nel with th inform

• rmati

tion

• n given

en to the e mine ne gate

• Caller

er of the e spill will receive eive a c call from

• m envir

viron

• nmenta

ntal l regardi arding ng the e spill and the e steps ps to be taken ken

Envir ironme

• nmental

ntal Sha hare re Spi pill Not Notifi ficatio cation n Hot Hotline ne (928 28) 865-7745 45 (SPIL)

February 2018 For more information refer to BMP 400: Spill Notification & Proper Reporting and BMP 402: Clean Up Procedures

D R I V E N B Y V A L U E

Morenci Environmental Services

What: Morenci’s Title V Air Quality Permit requires that reasonable precautions are employed to prevent excessive dust from becoming airborne. Who: All employees and contractors are required help prevent dust from becoming airborne. Where: All areas of the mine, including processing,

• perating equipment such as; conveyors, dust collectors,

crushers, shovels, unpaved roads, tailings dam, stockpiles, etc.

Questions? Or need more information call: Environmental Services 928-865-6000

When: Anytime an activity has the potential to generate airborne dust, or when dust is occurring, please take necessary action(s) to mitigate immediately. How:  Drive to the conditions of the road (15mph when dry/dusty conditions).  Call for water truck when excessive dust is observed.  Contact the control room operator and request water application when you see airborne dust from conveyor belts, transfer points, pollution control equipment, or stockpiles  Manage piles of accumulated dust by contacting the area supervisor to vacuum or remove it.  Call or notify someone in the Environmental Services department.

Dust Management

Fine dust pile accumulation

Picture is for Illustrative purposes ONLY. Not from Morenci Picture is for Illustrative purposes ONLY. Not from Morenci

May 2018

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Contract ractor r On-Boardi arding ng and d Up-Dating ating

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• Br

Bryon

• n Wiley,

ley, Es Estevan tevan Va Varel ela a an and Chinenye hinenye Ifean eanyi-Ilek Ileka a – Saf afety ety

• Chri

hristina stina Seb eballos allos – En Environmental vironmental

• Dusty

ty Gat atli lin n – Trai aining ning

• Vi

Vict ctor

• ria

ia Br Broz – Contract ntract Admin ministrat stration ion

• Gay

ay Cole

• le – Cont
• ntracts

racts Ma Managem agemen ent

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Process

• cessing

ing

• Moren

enci ci Mill/Fi Filt lter er Plant/Mol /Moly y Plant/CL t/CLP – Cliff f Mul ull 928 928-965 965-2530 2530

• Metca

calf lf Mill/Ta Tailin ilings gs– Jessica sica Rodri drigu guez ez 928 928-965 965-6104 6104

• Hydro

rome met – Frank nk Maldonado

• nado

928 928-965 965-0219 0219

• C&C –Bryo

yon n Wiley ey (Tempora emporary ry Coverage) verage) 928 928-965 965-3540 3540

• Mainten

tenance ance Servic rvices s – Debo borah ah Kamba ba 928 928-965 965-4035 4035

• Leach

aching ing – Jo John hn Koon

• n

928 928-215 215-0547 0547

FM FMMO O Safe fety ty Depa partme tments/Contacts nts/Contacts

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Administration ministration

• All Adm

dmin inis istra trati tion/

• n/Includi

ncluding g Town-Sit ite e – Estev evan Varel ela 928 28-965 965-0542 0542

• Indu

dustri rial l Hygi gien ene e – Chin iney eye e Isic iche hei 928 28-965 965-0824 0824 FM FMMO O Safe fety ty Depa partme tments/Contacts nts/Contacts

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Min ine

• Resource
• urce Managemen

gement/Fragmentation/Elect t/Fragmentation/Elect Shop p – Trent nt Mitchell hell 928 928-215 215-6000 00

• Mine Shops

ps – Garrit rrit Culv lver er 928 928-965 965-4890 90

• Loadin

ding g Support/Shov port/Shovel el & Drill ll/F /Fab ab Shop p – Danny y Leyvas as 928 928-965 965-0292 92

• Haulage

lage – Robert ert Franco co 928 928-965 965-0198 98

FM FMMO O Safe fety ty Depa partme tments/Contacts nts/Contacts

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3 Prioritized Safety Goals 1.Prevent Fatalities 2.Reduce Incident Severity 3.Improve Continuously

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• Workpla

kplace ce Exam xaminati inations

• ns
• The “Workplace Examination Standard” is being

revised ised by MSHA HA.

• There

re will l be some e addit ition ional al requirem uiremen ents ts and paperwork rwork changes. nges.

• It will

l become me effecti tive ve June 2nd

nd 2018.

2018. Please ease visit it the MSHA HA webs bsite ite and nd be become me familiar iliar with h the revisi isions.

• ns.

MSHA HA Up-Dat ate

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• Purp

rpose

• se of Streamlined

reamlined Policies icies

• Release

ease dates/Subjects es/Subjects

• Overv

rview iew of Admin in Do Document ument

• Overv

rview iew of New Polic licies ies

• Implem

lemen entat tation ion Plan

He Health h and nd Safe fety ty Pol

• licy

cy Cha hang nges

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• Site

te feedba back: ck: policies cies were e often en confusing sing and cum umbers bersome,

• me, and

nd no not always ys cons nsis istent tent or us usable ble in n the field ld

• Consolid

solidate ate the roles les and responsibilities ponsibilities for all polic icies ies

• Prov
• vide

ide us usable ble document ument in n the field ld, , with th onl nly y pertinen tinent t safety ety inform rmati ation,

• n, not polic

icy y admin inistr istrati ation

• n
• Create

eate align gnment ment with h audit it and trainin aining g requir uiremen ements ts

Note: e: By creati ting ng one single gle set of administr inistrat ative ive requirements ements, there are minor changes nges that t affect ect all policies cies

Purpose rpose of

• f St

Stre reamli mlined ned Pol

• licie

icies

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• March

h 7, 2018:

• Confin

nfined ed Space, e, Techni nical cal Sup upplem lemen ent, t, Permit rmit

• Hot

t Work, k, Permit rmit

• Working

king at Heights, ights, Technic nical al Supplement plement

• Q2 2018
• Evaluation

luation of initial tial rollout lout will l deter ermine mine count t and date e for new releases eases

• Prev

evious ious polic icies ies will ll be be archived ived Jun une, , 2018

Pol

• licy

icy Release se Dates

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Consisten sistent t polic icy y managemen agement t across

• ss polic

icies ies and sites tes

• Roles

es and nd Responsib ponsibilities ilities

• Site

te Program

• gram Requirem

uirement nts

• Audit

its

• Trainin

ining

• Varian

iance ce

• MOC
• Common

mmon Definitions nitions

• Records

rds Retention tention

*Note: te: Only y applie ies s to policies cies release ased d in stream amlin ined ed format at.

Adm Administrativ nistrative Requ quireme rements nts Pol

• licy

cy

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Polic licy, y, Technica ical l Supplem plement nt (TS) S) and Permit rmit

• No

No policy cy changes nges

• TS includ

udes: es:

• Atmosp

mospheri eric monitoring itoring requir iremen ements ts

• Permit

rmit inc nclude udes: s:

• Regulatory

ulatory requiremen uirements ts for General ral Industry stry and Intern ernatio ational nal sites tes

• Additi

itional

• nal sign

gnatures/i atures/ini nitials ials from

• m team

m membe mbers rs

• Separat

arate e page e to log all entra trant nts

Con

• nfined

fined Spa pace ce, Not Notabl ble Cha hang nges

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Polic licy y and Permit rmit

• “Thorough inspection of the work area”
• Clarifi

arifies es time me of valid idity ity (one e task, k, one shift) ft)

• Promote
• mote evalu

luation ation and use of cold work

• Challen

llenge ge the practice tice of cut utting ting everything ything with h a torc rch

• No signific

nificant ant changes es to permit mit

Hot Hot Work

• rk,

, Not Notabl ble Cha hang nges

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Polic licy y and Technical ical Supplem lement nt

• 6’ to 4’ fall protection requirement
• No separat

arate e Open Hole le policy/p cy/per ermit mit

• Sign

gnif ifica icant nt analysis ysis conducted cted to determ ermine ine feasibility sibility

• f combin

binin ing g the two

• policies

cies

• TS specifies:

ifies:

• Fall

l Arres est t Syst stem em requir uiremen ements ts

• Gu

Guardrail rdrail requi uiremen ements ts

• Hole

le protecti tection

• n requir

uirements ements

Work

• rking

ing at He Height hts, s, Not Notabl ble Cha hang nges

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• Fatal

al Risk sk of work k at height ght and work k around und floor

• r
• peni

ning ngs s is the fall from

• m height

ht

• Crit

itical al controls rols are the same e for both h activit vities es

• All openings

ings in walk/work k/work surfac faces es that t a person son could d fall l throu

• ugh

gh should uld be be treated eated with h the same e cont ntrols rols and nd miti tigation gations s as leading ing edge work

• Streaml

reamlin ined ed polic icy y requir ires es no openings nings shall ll be created ated un until il fall l preven ention/m tion/mitig itigation ation is applie lied

• Technic

nical al supplem lemen ent t explains lains and clarifies rifies fall protecti tection

• n measures/

sures/equ quipm ipmen ent

Work

• rking

ing at He Height hts s and nd Ope pen n Ho Hole

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• Communica

mmunicate te changes es to workf kfor

• rce

e using ng Talking king Points nts

• Tailgat

lgates es

• Month

thly ly Safe e Production duction Meeti ting ngs

• Special

ial Comm mmunic nication ation Meeti ting ngs

• H&S

&S sup uppor

• rt
• Capture

ture rost ster er and agenda da – upload ad via your HIRA RA site te

• H&S

S performs forms gap analysis, ysis, works ks with h divisi isions

• ns to close

se gaps

• Prev

evious ious polic icies ies will ll be archived ived June, , 2018

Impl plementat ntation ion Plan

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Questions tions

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Pre revious vious pol

• licies

icies will ll be e arc rchi hived ved in Ju June e 201 018

FC FCX Pol

• licy

icy Upda pdate

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5.1 .17.9 .9 Mob

• bile Cra

rane nes s

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5.17.9.1 Operator Qualifications

• Cran

ane e operat rators

• rs shall

ll comply ly with h site te requir iremen ements ts to

• perat

rate e a crane. .

• Cran

ane e operat rators

• rs who possess

sess a nationally ionally recogn

• gnized

ized license nse or certif tificate icate will l be requir uired d to provide vide eviden ence e

• f their

eir training, aining, qua ualific lifications ations and nd compet etence ence prior ior to arriv rival al on site.

• te. In any case,

, the operat rator

• r shall

ll have a curren rent, t, applic icable able writ itten ten docume ment ntati ation

• n of trainin

aining g for the categ egory

• ry of equi

uipmen pment t be being ng operated rated. .

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5.17.9.1 Operator Qualifications

• Cran

ane e operat rators

• rs shall

ll documen ent t a r recen ent t physica ical l exam amina inati tion

• n,

, inclu ludi ding ng a visio ion test st, , prio ior r to apply lying ing for a project ject crane e operator ator license.

• nse. (Not
• te:

e: The D.O.T. .T. Physica sical l forms ms meet t the above e requirem uirements ents and may be used d as a guideline.) eline.)

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5.17.9.1 Operator Qualifications

• In order to receive

ve a project ect crane e operator tor license se, , an applicant licant must be able to pass s a writt tten n test that include ludes, s, at minimum, nimum, the followin ing elements ts:

• Crane

ne Set-up up

• Reading

ing Load Charts ts

• Calcul

ulatin ating g capacit acitie ies s at a given n ra radius ius

• Calcul

ulating ating deduct ctio ions ns for riggin ing, , block, , jib, , etc. etc.

• Proper

r Crane Op Operatio ation

• Rigging

ing and Rigging ing Inspe pect ctio ion

• Evaluating

ating Site Conditi itions ns

• Pre-Op

Operat ratio ions ns Inspe pect ctio ion

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5.17.9.1 Operator Qualifications

• Potential

tial candid didates ates for crane ne operator tor shall be able to pass a “hands on” test that includes the following skills ls:

• Perform

m Pre-Operatio Operation n inspe pect ctio ion

• Set cra

rane up for r a lift

• Inspe

pect ct rigging ing

• Op

Operate te crane ne and show abilit ity y to follow hand d signals als (i.e., ., swing ng boom, place e hook, , etc.) .)

• Ability

ity to read load chart t and calculat late load

• Perform

m a test lift

• The “hands on” test shall be documented and results

made avail ilab able le upon re request. st.

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• The operator

ator shall ll not engage ge in any practic ctice e that t may divert rt his or her attention tention while e engage aged d in crane e

• perat

rations, ions, and will l never r leave e the controls trols when there ere is a load d on t n the hook.

• The operator

ator shall ll not operat rate e the crane e if physic sically ally or menta ntall lly un unfit, it, or if taking ing prescription scription drugs ugs which may affect ct judgme gment nt.

• The operato

ator r shall ll no not respond pond to any ny signal nal that t is unclear ear or is given en by anyone e other er than the appoint inted d signal gnal person son (wit ith h the exceptio ption n of a stop

• p signal

nal given n by any nyone ne). ).

5.17.9.2 Operating Procedures

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• The operator

ator shall ll have final l resp spon

• nsibilit

sibility y and nd cont ntrol rol over r the crane e operat rations.

• ions. When there

ere is any doubt t as to safety ety, , the e operator ator shall ll have the authori

• rity

ty to stop

• p and refuse

fuse to to handle le the loads s unti til l safety ety has been assure ured.

• d. Any manager,

ager, superv ervisor isor or person son attempt tempting ing to bypass ass the crane e

• perator’s authority on this issue will

be remov

• ved

ed immediat mediately ely from m the site. te.

5.17.9.2 Operating Procedures

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• The load shall

ll be attac ached hed to the hook by means ns of slings ings

• r other

er approv roved ed devices, es, and nd no no open n hooks s shall ll be be used. . Hooks

• ks shall

ll have functi tion

• nal

al safety ety latch ches es.

• A

A shackle kle shall ll be be us used d to retain tain two or more e choker er eyes s in the hook where re the hook is not so designed igned to attac tach h multi ltiple ple riggi ging g compo pone nents. nts.

5.17.9.2 Operating Procedures

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• Hooks
• ks shall

ll not be changed ged, , defaced ed or deform rmed ed in any manne ner.

• r. Hooks

ks that t have been exposed

• sed to excessive

essive heat t suc uch as welding ing, , bu burning, ning, grind inding ing, , etc. . will l no not be be allowe

• wed

d on-site site.

• The operato

ator r shall ll position ition the hook over r the load in n a manne ner r to preven ent t load d swing ng.

• The operato

ator r shall ll determ ermin ine e that at the rope e is properly perly seated ted in the drum m and in the sheaves; ves; the load line e is not kinked ked; ; and multi ltiple ple part rt lines es are not twiste sted aroun und each other. er.

5.17.9.2 Operating Procedures

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• Shake

ke out ut hooks s will ll be be us used d onl nly for shaking king out ut materials terials.

• Du

During ing hoisting, sting, the operator rator shall ll no not sud udden enly ly accelerat erate/de e/decele celerat rate e a movin ing g load; d; allow

• w the load

d to contact act any obstr tructions; ctions; swing ng loads ds over personnel; sonnel; or allow

• w side

e loading ing or load draggi gging ng.

• All load riggin

gging g equipment pment shall ll be appropriat ropriately ely rate ted. d. Ratin tings gs shall ll be be displaye played d on n the device. e.

5.17.9.2 Operating Procedures

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5.17.9.3 Rigging Requirements

• Riggi

ging g will ll only be completed pleted by compet eten ent t individu viduals als who have receive ived d trainin aining g on pr n proper per rigging gging techn hniq ique ues. s. Eviden dence ce of such train aining ing must st remai main with th rigge ggers rs durin ing g working king hours. rs.

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• All riggin

gging g equipment pment shall ll be inspec pected ted prior

• r to each

us use. . Da Damaged aged or defective ctive sling ings s shall ll be be immediately mediately remov moved ed from

• m servic

vice e and destr troyed yed.

• “Shop
• p-made” grabs, hooks, clamps or other lifting

devices es are prohibited hibited.

• All riggin

gging g equi uipmen pment t shall ll have a safety ety factor

• r of five.

5.17.9.3 Rigging Requirements

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5.17.9.4 Safe Operating Practices

• Slings

ings shall ll not be shortened

• rtened by knots

ts, , bolts ts or other er makeshift eshift devices ces.

• Wire

e rope e sling ngs s shall ll be padded d or softe ftene ners rs used to protect tect against inst damage age due to sharp arp corner ers.

• Slings

ings used in a basket ket hitch ch shall ll have the loads ds balanced nced to preven ent t slipp ippage. ge.

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• Loads

ds handle led d by slings ings shall ll be landed ed on cribbin bing g or dun unnage nage so that at slin ings gs will l no not be be pul ulled led from m un under r or crush shed ed by the load.

• Sling

ings s sub ubject jected ed to shock k loading ding shall ll be be immediately mediately remov moved ed from

• m use and destroyed

troyed.

5.17.9.4 Safe Operating Practices

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• Tag lines

es will l be used with th all lifti fting ng operation ations.

• Repair

air to riggin gging g equipment pment is prohibited.

• hibited. It shall

ll be remov moved ed from

• m servic

vice e and nd destr troyed yed or sent nt to the manuf ufacturer acturer for repair. air.

5.17.9.4 Safe Operating Practices

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5.17.9.5 Inspections and Recordkeeping

• A

A thorough rough writ itten ten inspection pection of sling ngs, s, ropes es and chains ns in n us use shall ll be be made e on a re n a regular ular ba basis is, , bu but no not less s frequently quently than n six x months ths.

• A

A record rd of insp nspection ections s shall ll be be maintained. intained.

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5.17.9.6 Work Platforms Suspended from Cranes

A p A permit mit is requ quired red prior r to us using g a c crane ne for lifting ing person sonne nel in a s sus uspende pended d platform.

• form. The

e platfor form m must t be certifi tified ed by a professi fessiona

• nal engineer.
• ineer. The

e permit mit will be iss ssued ued by the contr ntract actor

• r when

hen it is s dete term rmined ined that t the e us use of the e platform form is the e only ly feasi sible ble meth thod d of accom

• mplis

ishing hing the e task.

• k. The

e safety ety check ecklist list include uded d with h the e permit mit will be ut utilize zed d prior r to hoist sting ing personnel sonnel. . A A pre pre-lift lift meeti eeting ng mus ust t take ke place e prior r to the e lift and be docume cumente nted.

• d. Fall

protect tection ion mus ust t be in place e according

• rding to regulato

tory ry and d FCX X Working rking at Height ghts Policy.

• cy. Personn

sonnel and mater terials ls cannot not be lifted ted togeth ether. er.

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2018 8 Meet eting ing Sche hedu dule le

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• Posit

sitive e Recogn gnit ition ion

• Than

anks ag agai ain t n to Vel elocit

• city

y Bui uilde ders s an and d Bur urks ks for toda days ys pr pres esen entati tion

• n
• H&S

&S Fi Fiel eld d Ser ervic ices es is is se set to conduct duct the e June pr pres esen entati tion.

• n.
• Southw

thwest est Ener ergy gy will do do the July presentati tion

• n
• Ames

es Cons nstruc ructi tion

• n wil

ill do do t the e Aug ugust ust pr pres esen entat ation ion

• SWA

WAPP wil ill do do the e Sep eptem ember ber pr pres esen entati tion

• n
• H&E

&E Equip ipment ment wil ill do do the e October tober pr pres esen entati tion

• n
• Epi

pirco wil ill do do the e Novem ember ber pr pres esen entati tion

• n

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• n