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Sunday, October 20, 2019 T4 2019 FCMA EXCELLENCE AWARDS Company Excellence Awards MANUFACTURER OF THE YEAR: VAC-CON, INC. FOUNDERS SERVICE AWARD: JOHNSON & JOHNSON VISION In 1987, Johnson & Johnson Vision, Inc. introduced the world’s first mass-marketed disposable soft contact lens under the ACUVUE Brand name manufactured at its global headquarters in Jacksonville. Johnson & Johnson is high-volume contact lens manufacturing site, which focuses on precision injection molding, automation, robotics and optical tooling fabrication. The company serves a global marketplace with more than 4,000 team members in 52 countries worldwide; more than 2,200 employees in Jacksonville; and produces more than 4 billion contact lenses per year while ensuring to commitment to quality and its customers. As it continues to develop and launch new products, Johnson & Johnson’s production provides direct financial gain to its employees and the community in wages, benefits, and charitable contributions to many worthy organizations. Through this growth, Johnson & Johnson is in the process of hiring over 50-plus employees into the manufacturing area with expertise in engineering, manufacturing/production and quality. Vac-Con, Inc. has been a principal manufacturing enterprise on the First Coast for more than 33 years. In 1986, the formation of Vac-Con was a business strategy to support the continuity of its original parent company, Dunbar Kapple, after the 1980s’ grain embargo. Today, Vac-Con is a leading manufacturer of industrial vacuum sewer cleaners and hydro-excavation machines for municipal, private, and federal markets. The same innovation-driven mentality is instilled in the culture of Vac-Con, propelling it to be one of the top businesses and employers in Clay County and on the First Coast. Vac-Con is named Manufacturer of the year for its commitment to improving the economy, for its protecting the environment, the commitment to educating its workforce and for its commitment to FCMA. ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD: JEA As the regional water supplier for the Jacksonville area, JEA provides 120 million gallons per day (mgd) of potable water to meet customer’s needs. Currently, all of the water supply is from the aquifer, which is a finite resource. As our community continues to grow, additional water will be needed. In planning for future water demands, JEA proactively began an investigation into alternative sources of water supply. One innovative initiative is water purification. From 2017 to 2019, JEA tested two industry-leading technologies at two different water reclamation facilities to determine the feasibility of water purification as an alternative water supply. The testing results determined that it is cost-effective compared to other alternative water supplies available, technically feasible at continually protecting public health, and protects the water resources of the region by provide a long-term, drought-proof water supply for future generations. As a result, JEA is proceeding with demonstration and implementation. This step includes an initial 1 mgdcapacity facility fully expandable to 10 mgd to further demonstrate the technology, optimize performance and engage the public in the benefits of water purification. By doing this, JEA is leading the state and region in the application of potable reuse.
2019 FCMA EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2019 Employee Excellence Award Recipients AULD & WHITE CONSTRUCTORS, LLC Johnathan Marshall BAE SYSTEMS SOUTHEAST SHIPYARDS Roy “Gris” Grizwold and Kenny Walters CARLISLE INTERCONNECT TECHNOLOGIES Kaizen Team Braidy Bunch: Donna Fahrney, Johnathon Jankowski, Donnie McClain, Wendy Puckett, Jeff Santos, Erica Urbanczky and Jim Wynn GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION Tim Bellamy AngelSoft Converting Team: Michael Belcher, Morris Jeffers, Kyle Nail, Nathaniel Perry, Chase Richardson, Will Sullivan and Shawn Williams Boiler Maintenance Team: Daniel Fisher and Randall Sanchez GP Lighthouse Project Team: Jill Daily, Grace Gomez, Stuart Jergensen and Ryan Williams GP Robotics Team Mentors: Shawn Barnard, Justin Byrd, Grace Gomez, Chris-Annie Joseph, Rob Knutsen, Carl Rush and Bridgette Wagner Kraft Papermaking Water Conservation Team: Bob Blankenship, Matthew Branch, Jonathan Henley and William (Bill) Murray Maintenance Safety Committee: Rodney Carnes and Kyle Gaylord JOHNSON & JOHNSON VISION Supply Chain Core Team: Mark Blayney, Eric Convenido, Richard Fiacable, Shawn Hardy , Joseph Ricard, Sasha Sierra, Joshua Wartzok and Donald Welch MEDTRONIC Janna Donofrio and Steve Hollis EMG COS Team: Babak Akbarian, Brent Cary, Joseph Derome, Dave Errico, Rene Halili, Grecia Laboy, Jim Polk, Cole Rittenhouse and Sameer Shums EMG 1st Shift: Aldrin Benitez, Nathacha Berens, Annie Downey, Yoni Fisher, Linda Hak, Saron Kim, Onell Layola, Erlinda Macarthur, Vilma Robinson, Angie Silva, Lyndale Smith, Chetra Thiounn, Angela Thomas and Roberta Wilson EMG 2nd Shift: Sam Hev, Eli Matos, Vanna Nhem, Julianne Palomo, Michael Piedad, Emelie Reodica and Isabelo Tosoc Machine Guarding Team: Kevin Anderson, T.J. Barner, Jesus Caracoza, Paul Dejno, Ryan Dugan, Grecia Laboy, Chuck Peterson and Kyle Smith MORAN ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY — WATER RECOVERY DIVISION Megan Bockmeyer and Stephen Williams PINE CASTLE Tiffany Hall TIMES-UNION MEDIA Barry Ekstrom VAC-CON, INC. Chris Ford, Brian Guidi and Marco Paul T5 Sunday, October 20, 2019
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