Record amount of material disposed of on ‘shred day’

ATA employees Vickie Seals (left) and Andrea Stephens (right) prepare to deliver materials to the certified Cintas driver as part of the recent bulk shred day, June 18. (Photo by: Rick Goodfriend)

AEDC receives environmental award

TerraTherm foreman Jeff McDonnell and field technician Billy Sallis change filter bags at the thermal remediation project site behind AEDC’s Model Shop. The seven-month project is cleaning contaminants from groundwater without pumping it out for treatment. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

AEDC whitetail deer under “surveillance”

University of Tennessee graduate student Peyton Seth Basinger displays a male deer that has been fitted with a special tracking collar after being tranquilized. (Photo provided)

AEDC and TWRA sign memorandum of agreement

(L-R) Richard Kirk, TWRA Region 2 wildlife coordinator; Wes Winton, AEDC WMA manager; Tim Cleveland, Region 2 director; and George Buttrey, Region 2 lands management biologist, look on as AEDC Commander Col. Michael Panarisi and TWRA Executive Director Ed Carter sign an update of the 1991 MOA. TWRA provides wildlife management services, including hunt management, fish and wildlife surveys, wildlife population control, wildlife law enforcement, road improvements, wildlife habitat improvements, place fish attractors in Woods Reservoir, manage and maintain six boat launching ramps and the new ramp at Morris Ferry Dock. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

AEDC’s oil cleaning program saves millions, benefits environment

Casey Schewe, ATA Conditioned-Based Maintenance engineer, inspects the condition of a fitting on a clean oil tank at the Oil Processing Facility. Dedicated 1,000-gallon clean-oil tanks are used to transport larger quantities of oil for major maintenance actions or situations requiring increased capacity. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

AEDC’s oil cleaning program saves millions, benefits environment

From left, Bill Hane, ATA outside machinist, and Casey Schewe, ATA conditioned-based maintenance engineer, inspect a portable processing unit at the Oil Processing Facility prior to deployment. These small units are delivered to a piece of equipment to remove water and particulate contamination from its oil without removing the oil from the equipment. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)