5 Core Values: Safety Congratulations to the Kuwait Global Logistics (KGL) Warehouse Materials Department which set an enviable safety record by achieving 1000 days without any Lost Time Injuries, Recordable vehicle or Materials Handling Equipment incidents. Patsy Powell and Lionel Scott, Material Control Managers, say this is “a phenomenal feat, considering all the moving parts going on daily in the Materials Receiving area, Shipping area and lay down yards. I don’t think any Materials Department, or any department in theater, has done this. What an accomplishment achieved by all the hard working, dedicated Materials personnel”. Patsy credits several factors in their Safety success: Lionel Scott, Material Control Container Management and Traffic. Damir Halilagic, HSE Safety Coordinator, is always on site, another set of eyes, helping and supporting us with signage, procedures and communication.” KBR HSE held an Awards Ceremony and issued a Certificate of Appreciation to each employee, over 150 KBR direct hires and subcontract workers, who accomplished this goal. Their dedication and professionalism is outstanding, and greatly appreciated. Frazier Shack, Kuwait’s Deputy Project Manager - Operations says, “Congratulations KGL Warehouse employees. The commitment and overall dedication each team member exhibited was quite impressive. I commend all of you for an outstanding job!” Manager’s “safety first” initiative as well as co-workers relationships, warehouse design, and holding dear safety as a value. Many of the KBR employees and sub-contract workers have long-term relationships, having worked together before. Patsy helped start the first warehouse at Kuwait with many of the same hard-working, safety conscious employees. Also, the warehouse is laid out in carefully defined functional areas: central receiving, shipping, two inventory areas, and a receiving bay. These areas are well-marked and all know exactly what PPE requirements are for each. In addition, Patsy says, “KGL is like our own site. We have our own Safety, Security, KGL Warehouse embraces safety as a Value The KGL Warehouse Crew

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Page 1: LOGCAP III Weekly Delivery January 31, 2009

Core Values: Safety

Congratulations to the Kuwait Global Logistics (KGL) Warehouse Materials Department which set an enviable safety record by achieving 1000 days without any Lost Time Injuries, Recordable vehicle or Materials Handling Equipment incidents.

Patsy Powell and Lionel Scott, Material Control Managers, say this is “a phenomenal feat, considering all the moving parts going on daily in the Materials Receiving area, Shipping area and lay down yards. I don’t think any Materials Department, or any department in theater, has done this. What an accomplishment achieved by all the hard working, dedicated Materials personnel”.

Patsy credits several factors in their Safety success: Lionel Scott, Material Control

Container Management and Traffic. Damir Halilagic, HSE Safety Coordinator, is always on site, another set of eyes, helping and supporting us with signage, procedures and communication.”

KBR HSE held an Awards Ceremony and issued a Certificate of Appreciation to each employee, over 150 KBR direct hires and subcontract workers, who accomplished this goal. Their dedication and professionalism is outstanding, and greatly appreciated.

Frazier Shack, Kuwait’s Deputy Project Manager - Operations says, “Congratulations KGL Warehouse employees. The commitment and overall dedication each team member exhibited was quite impressive. I commend all of you for an outstanding job!”

Manager’s “safety first” initiative as well as co-workers relationships, warehouse design, and holding dear safety as a value.

Many of the KBR employees and sub-contract workers have long-term relationships, having worked together before. Patsy helped start the first warehouse at Kuwait with many of the same hard-working, safety conscious employees.

Also, the warehouse is laid out in carefully defined functional areas: central receiving, shipping, two inventory areas, and a receiving bay. These areas are well-marked and all know exactly what PPE requirements are for each.

In addition, Patsy says, “KGL is like our own site. We have our own Safety, Security,

KGL Warehouse embraces safety as a Value

The KGL Warehouse Crew