Awards Book

2016
Training Top 125 Award Ranked 10th -
The organization’s commitment to investing in its people is apparent in its
3 leadership development programs. Supervisory Training And Readiness
(S.T.A.R.) and the BWWB Leadership and Executive Leadership programs
create a pipeline of well-trained and competent members of the workforce
ready to achieve BWWB strategic goal “to recruit, develop, reward, and
retain a high-performing and innovative workforce.” By incorporating
real-life organizational challenges into its leadership training. BWWB
employees receive the skills needed to contribute to the overall success of
the organization. BWWB has filled 68% of its job vacancies with internal
employees being promoted, which impacted overall retention of 95%.
The Western Filter Plant received Water Treatment Plant of the
Year from the AWWA Alabama/Mississippi Section.
AWWA Alabama Operator of the Year –
BWWB Operator Michael Walton received this award from the AWWA’s
Alabama/Mississippi Section.
Distribution System of the Year –
AWWA Alabama/Mississippi Section.
2017
Training Top 125 Award Ranked 21st -
As part of an organizational assessment, BWWB discovered its management
needed to improve their ability to have important conversations
with employees to increase accountability throughout the
organization. In 2015, it set an organizational goal to complete
company-wide performance metrics. Crucial Conversations training
for leadership was implemented. Managers immediately applied the
skills by engaging in conversations about the current performance
status of their departments, the desired performance conditions,
and what’s preventing their team from achieving this level of performance.
BWWB met its organizational goal to complete company-wide
performance metrics by 100%.
Top 500 Security Award –
The BWWB’s Security Department was recognized as one of the
“Top Security Departments in North America,” for the last five years
straight – by Security Magazine
38KM +
AND COUNTING
Western Filter Plant –
was named the Water Treatment Plant of the Year from the AWWA
Alabama/Mississippi Section
AWWA Operator of the Year –
BWWB Senior Plant Operator at Carson Filter Plant, Jeremy Hawkins
received this award from the AWWA’s Alabama/Mississippi Section
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