Blue Modern Technology Company Newsletter

P&C CONNECTIONS
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Table of Contents
Beumer Birthdays 2 2
Beumer Anniversaries 2 3
Safety and Wellness 3 4
Department Highlights 3 5
Company News 4 6
P&C Corner 4 7
Community Service 5 8
Learning Series 5 9
New Hires 6 0
Beumer Trivia 6 11
Employee Spotlight 7 12
"WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE
LONG-TERM SUCCESS AND NOT
FOR THE SHORT-TERM PROFIT"
"We apply the highest ethical
standards towards our customers,
business partners, employees, and
the community. We value different
cultures in our global group as a
learning experience and try to build
a working environment where
everybody respects one’s
uniqueness".

Buemer Bithday's
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Buemer Anniversaries
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years

Safety and Wellness
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by
exposure to lethal amounts of electrical energy. Electricity
flows through conductors like wires and power lines to
create a path or complete a circuit. The human body acts
as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical
wires or damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little
as 50 – 100 milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits
carry 15 to 20 amperes of current. 15 amperes of current
are 300 times what is necessary to cause death by
electrocution!
Department Highlights
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by exposure to lethal
amounts of electrical energy. Electricity flows through conductors like
wires and power lines to create a path or complete a circuit. The
human body acts as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical wires or
damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little as 50 – 100
milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits carry 15 to 20 amperes
of current. 15 amperes of current are 300 times what is necessary to
cause death by electrocution!

Buemer Bithday's
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Buemer Anniversaries
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years

Safety and Wellness
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by
exposure to lethal amounts of electrical energy. Electricity
flows through conductors like wires and power lines to
create a path or complete a circuit. The human body acts
as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical
wires or damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little
as 50 – 100 milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits
carry 15 to 20 amperes of current. 15 amperes of current
are 300 times what is necessary to cause death by
electrocution!
Department Highlights
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by exposure to lethal
amounts of electrical energy. Electricity flows through conductors like
wires and power lines to create a path or complete a circuit. The
human body acts as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical wires or
damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little as 50 – 100
milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits carry 15 to 20 amperes
of current. 15 amperes of current are 300 times what is necessary to
cause death by electrocution!

Buemer Bithday's
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Anthony Hugee 9/4
Ken Stephenson 9/5
Mark Sibley 9/7
Danielle Williams 9/8
Hanno Behm 9/8
Gary Reed 9/9
Darin Crone 9/9
Dina Verissimo 9/11
Brandon Dudley 9/11
Buemer Anniversaries
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years
James Coates
Barney Leinberger
Slobodan Ratkovic
Harmit Upadhyaya
Christopher Runck
Andrea Dalstein
20 years
14 years
12 years
12 years
9 years
8 years

Safety and Wellness
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by
exposure to lethal amounts of electrical energy. Electricity
flows through conductors like wires and power lines to
create a path or complete a circuit. The human body acts
as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical
wires or damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little
as 50 – 100 milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits
carry 15 to 20 amperes of current. 15 amperes of current
are 300 times what is necessary to cause death by
electrocution!
Department Highlights
Electrocution Hazards:
Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by exposure to lethal
amounts of electrical energy. Electricity flows through conductors like
wires and power lines to create a path or complete a circuit. The
human body acts as a conductor when they come into contact with an
electrical current due to things like exposed electrical wires or
damaged equipment.
Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little as 50 – 100
milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits carry 15 to 20 amperes
of current. 15 amperes of current are 300 times what is necessary to
cause death by electrocution!