1. Shell Appalachia Goalie of the Month, June and July
August 22, 2016
Construction Supervisors
Date Month 2016

2. The goalie represents: passion, focus, intensity, communication, poise, teamwork, tenacity, drive, preparation, conditioning, alertness, determination, shared leadership and wears the appropriate protective equipment with a single purpose: THE ACHIEVEMENT OF GOAL ZERO! “The Puck” Again, although a team effort and in many cases seen as just doing the job, the game puck is awarded for demonstration of one or more of the above attributes to:

3. Goalie Award Nominee June 2016
Joe Leonard
W&D Smith
Joe identified an abundance of hogweed in the work area. Hogweed is a noxious weed that can cause chemical burn if the sap contacts the skin. As a precaution, Joe requested an operator to take the roller and flatten the weeds in the area in order to minimize exposure.

4. Goalie Award Winner June 2016
Jeff Watts
JL Watts
A truck delivered a load of drainage pipe to the Mitcheltree location. Jeff Watts identified that unloading the pipe would place personnel in a hazardous position and expose the pipe to damage. Jeff then directed the driver to return the load to the supplier’s yard where it could be properly loaded and secured.

5. Goalie Award Nominee July 2016
Scot Boyce
Hanover Engineering
During construction of the Wellsboro-Krause Connector project, Scot sighted lightning over a hill close to the project where active machinery was in use. Scot saw that the site foreman was in a low-lying area and likely could not see the lightning from his vantage point. Scot took the initiative to call the site foreman and notify him of the lightning. The job was shut down and the work crews exposure the hazard was minimized.

6. Elkhorn Pipeline Services
Goalie Award Winner
July 2016
Emilio Mora
Elkhorn Pipeline Services
Emilio was sweeping for line crossings on the WB-KR Connector project when he found areas of where previous potholing had taken place. The previous potholes had not been back filled. The holes were fairly large and not easily seen due to vegetation growth. He notified Elkhorn and Shell leadership of the hazard. All holes were marked with t-post and orange safety fence to warn others of the open hole hazard. Had it not been for his actions the hazard would have been left as an exposure to others.