[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Rusty Lemons, RADCATS: The group’s usual pick-up spot was moved. Rusty noticed that the new area was located close to power lines, leading him to ask if they were outside of the safe distance. Upon review, they realized they needed to complete a 3090 to complete the pick-up. Rusty asking this question kept everyone in compliance and got the correct parties involved to complete the job safely.
Cody Edwards, USTAND: Cody noticed a non-functioning streetlight at a highly used crosswalk. He reported to Safety and UT-Battelle was notified of the deficiency so they could repair the light.
Patrick Mullen, Groundhogs: Patrick is leveraging the use of AI within the acquisition process to help combat with inefficiencies and improve quality of work performed. He generated sophisticated prompting for the AI, guiding it to generate structured, consistent, and professionally organized drafts that are then reviewed and refined by the technical team to be shared with stakeholders.
Grand prize winner – Shane Ryan, BOBCATS: Shane noticed an abnormal electrical sound coming from a light pole. He reported the issue to UT-Battelle, who determined that there was a grounding issue.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]