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Geiger Cup ResultsBIW Engineer Days concluded theevening of April 5 with the thirdannual Geiger Cup, a competitionto design and build a small watercraftwhich would race the length of the tank,stop, and launch an orange ping pongball over a goal post.Paul Friedman (D40) said, “The purposeof this event is to have some fun atwork. It is a low pressure environmentwhere those who choose to participateget to actually build something and inthe process, test or confirm some basic5 Star ProgramCurrent statusto the 5 StarComplianceProgram is shownto the right.LegendCompliant:Star received in 2012Compliant:Star received in 2011Preparing for AssessmentLost Star10 | April 2012 | BIW NEWSApril 17, 2012Shop ComplexABC Plat (upper)Buildings 18, 19 and MERGLow BayAssembly BuildingPanel Line5-SkidsAluminum ShopCarpenter ShopBlast IBlast IIBlast IIIHyde SouthHazardous Waste BuildingACE/CW/BissonsEBMFHardingsFacilities BuildingA&B Plats (lower)Metals RecyclingMaintenance GarageDry DockH 601 (DDG 1000)H 506 (DDG 112)MSC Warehouse/Service ShopsLLTF Pump HouseLLTFAll OSTsPreoutfit IIUltra HallSouth Central Receivingengineering principles, this year hydrodynamics-relatedones.” Contestants competedin a double elimination process with bothspeed and accuracy factors in declaring thewinners. Elliott Cumming (D46) called therace and Paul, Mike Binekey and JohnWeisheit (both D40) served as judges.The event was complicated by the factthat this year’s criteria moved it from landto water. Sue O’Dare (D24), Jimmy Doyle(D20) and Dave Heath (D40) coordinatedmaterial and resources. The two race tankswere created by the Pipefitters on first andElectricalMachineGuardingFallProtectionFire, Health,SafetyHousekeepingAbove, left to right: Team RMA, Matt Callahan, left andMarshall Cole; James Crabtree of Team Froune’s Tridentwith Rick Perkins (CSC) and Mo Farag (of TeamShocker) looking on; Team Triple Threat, Ben Foster;and Mr. Creativity, Brad Totten.second shift, with saddles built by thesecond shift carpenters. Trials were heldoutside despite snow and ice in anticipationthat the event would also be outdoors.All went well until race day which arrivedclear but sufficiently windy that even if theboats ran as expected, launching of the pingpong balls surely would not. Paul consultedwith the organizing committee and it wasdecided that the event would be movedindoors to the lobby of the FitzgeraldConference Center where three elementsconsidered critical to success were available—room to arrange the two tanks in parallel,access to water to fill the tanks and space forthe food table.In the end, the first place finish wasrepeated by last year’s winner, Team RMA,which was Matt Callahan and MarshallCole. Team Triple Threat, consisting of BenFoster, took second (and received the newlynamed Cumming Cup), and Brad Tottenof Team Independent Mariner took thecreativity prize which was a unanimouschoice in recognition of his painstakingreplica of LCS 2. As in past years, thewinners will have lunch with Jeff Geigerand have one more opportunity to recountrace day.WelcomeThe following employees recently joined BIW.NameDept.Adams Jr, Robert Wilton * 0600Cantara, Ross Charles * 2400Coleman, Matthew 1310Cook, Jason Ryan 5000Dean, Andrew Gary 5000Hill, Randy Elwin 5000Washburn, Zachary Robert 5000* Returning employees
March 2012Service AnniversariesDept. Name40 Years50 Overlock, Carl Richard35 Years07 Washburn, Linwood Bruce80 Daigle, James Vernon86 Lemont, David Leon30 Years01 Thomas, Patrick Shawn09 Carlson, Lola Kathryn09 Hurd II, John Edward09 Pendleton, Dale Andrew09 Skelton Jr, Floyd Edwin09 Smith, Glenn David10 Jalbert, Edward Mark10 Peters Jr, Robert Anthony15 Joyner, Donald Lee15 Laslie, Carl Monroe15 Mott, Alan Kristopher19 Baise Jr, Golden Eugene19 Carter, Lee Michael19 Page, Robert Joseph19 Smith, Terence MarkA Navy FriendDept. NameOn April 13, Captain Mike Field andLT Stan Cielinski, both of the BathPolice Department, were atSupShip, Bath to present a citation to FCCJohn Friend for his quick actions whichcontributed to saving a life. On March 19,2012, two members of the DDG 112 PCU,FCC Friend and LT Jason Morgan,wereseparately leaving Bath and driving southat 6:30 pm when they witnessed anaccident in the Route 1 northbound lane.As reported by the Times Record, “a dramatictwo-vehicle crash closed Route 1 forseveral hours Monday evening and sentfour Brunswick residents to area hospitals,two with serious, life-threatening injuries.”As the event unfolded, LT Morgan called911 and began directing traffic while FCCFriend went to the overturned and mostseriously damaged vehicle. The car’s driverwas suspended upside down by his seatbelt, unresponsive and struggling tobreathe. According to the citationpresented by Captain Field, Chief Friendadministered first aid which included20 Desjardins, Peter Francis20 Sorenson, Scott Sterling24 Cummings, Pamela Jean25 Strout, Bradford Harris27 Chamberland, Richard Jean27 Gray, Paul Michael27 Temple, Richard Allen29 Russell III, William Howard29 Stanley, Craig Merlin38 Moriarty, Bruce West38 Ogden III, Walter Scott38 Stanchfield, Kerry Leroy40 Totten, Brad Earl45 Moore, Gregory Daken50 Rideout Sr, David Paul58 Callan, Cathy Ann84 Oliver, Shane Steven86 Dube Jr, Kenneth Andre86 Gagne, Randall Lee86 Provencher, Daniel Roy87 Beaulieu, Bruce Daniel91 Moulton, Thomas AlbertDept. Name25 Years09 Grierson, Darrell Carleton09 Lamontagne, Roland Maurice24 Lombardo, Jarine Ann38 Hein-Hansen, Carl40 Perry, David Orbeton43 Dow, David Daniel43 Michaud, Patrick David43 Wallace, Jeffrey Fredrick45 Baker, Tammy Sue45 Field, Laurie Louise50 Ball Jr, Francis Joseph50 Daley, Patrick Bedford50 Marshall, David Allen50 Salazar, Steven69 Libby, Craig Scott86 Baxter, Michael Everett86 Dickinson, Louise P86 Emerson, Donald Preston86 Lathan, Thomas Wright87 Chamberland, Michael Albert87 Molboski, Darlene Ann10 Years26 Morse, Timothy George26 Rodrigue, David Allenbreaking a windshield wiper and using it toopen the injured person’s airways to allowhim to breathe while creating a path forblood from internal injuries to be released.Captain Field said, “FCC Friend showedus by his actions that he was not afraid tostop and help and that he was a courageousperson willing to take action.”Dept. Name5 Years06 Petrie, Brian10 Goulette, Benjamin Hartford40 Collins, Carmen M40 Cyr, Michael Paul40 Lund, Eric John82 Alexander, Elizabeth Helen86 Beagan, Robert Brent86 Delano, Andrea Louise86 Marquis, Steve Michael86 Norris, Casey C86 Taisey, Philip Crawford87 Bailey, Margaret Small87 Benson, Andrew S87 Collins, Adam Scott87 Coombs Theriault, Danuta B87 Cormier, Jonathan Lewis87 Gladue, Matthew Robert87 Juliani Jr, Anthony Vincent87 McKinnon, Joseph Jerome87 Rolfe Sr, Frank Albert87 Spring, Nathaniel Stephen87 Veilleux, Savanna Jean87 Weymouth, Ian Millbrook91 Bechard, Deborah J97 Brennan, Ruth TDuring a DDG 112 crew ceremony at the PCU Building at SupShip, Bath, Bath Police Department Captain MikeField presented FCC John Friend, USN, with a citation for his actions in response to an April traffic accident inBath.CDR Tom Shultz, PCO of DDG112, and the entire DDG 112 precommissioningcrew gathered to thankFCC Friend for his quick actions.BIW NEWS | April 2012 | 11
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