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Findlay Division Awards
Findlay Division Wins Safety Awards
At the April 10 Bureau of Workers Compensation Division of Safety and Hygiene 62nd Annual
Safety Awards Luncheon, co-sponsored by the Hancock County Safety Council, the Findlay division was awarded:
Asphalt Manufacturing Division 100% Award:
Companies that work the entire year without a lost-time injury or illness.
Heavy Construction Division Special Award:
Companies that accumulate at least 500,000 hours and at least six months without a lost-time injury.
This group actually worked 639,744 hours without a lost-time accident. Shelly Findlay is one of only
12 Hancock County recipients of this award.
Heavy Construction Division 100% Award:
Companies that work the entire year without a lost-time injury or illness.
The certificates are being made into plaques to be displayed in the main lobby of the division office.
While there is always room for improvement, these awards represent tangible achievements which have not gone unnoticed.
Everyone involved is to be commended upon a job well done. Keep up the good work; we're off to a very strong start in
the 2008 season!
Diamond Achievement Commendation
The Belle Center asphalt plant was recently awarded NAPA's Diamond Achievement Commendation for Excellence in Hot-Mix
Asphalt Plant/Site Operations.--a respected self-assessment program that encourages excellent HMA operations and cultivates
good community relations. The process addresses six essential facets of an HMA plant: appearance, operations,
environmental practices, safety, permitting and regulatory compliance, and community relations.
Earning a Diamond Achievement Commendation signifies our commitment to excellence in plant/site operations,
and sends a clear message to the public that we are working to ensure environmental safety and compliance with standards
and regulations. Congratulations and thank you to everyone who was responsible for making this achievement a reality.
Flexible Pavements of Ohio
Quality Award 2007
Commercial Parking Facility Lucas County
Paving Foremen: Ted Smith, Gary Schlea, Larry Clymer, Byron Clymer
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Arnie Ware
Project Manager: Tim Rowan
Area Superintendent: Dick Hoover
Operations Manager: Mark Shank
Quality Control: Ed Wells, Ed Marshall, Ken Dillon, Cory Roach
Equipment Support: Mark Boss, Bob Naftzger
Logan County, ODOT 301-07 From mile marker 25.63(Sr 347) to Union County line
Paving Foreman: Lyle Dible
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Jeff Gantz
Project Manager: Kevin Hollar
Area Superintendent: Ox Carson
Quality Control: Gregg Southard, Jason Fleming, Matt Winegardner
Equipment Support: Lance Houchin, Tige Hamm
Procter & Gamble Distribution Center
Paving Foremen: Jerry Hinesman, Jerry Little
Construction Foremen: Kevin Snyder, Byron Clymer
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Greg Brenneman
Project Manager: Jon Niebel
Area Superintendent: Denny Kreischer
Operations Manager: Mark Shank
Quality Control: Patti Legge, Ralph Fraley
Equipment Support: Mike McCollum
Russell Road/Fallen Timbers Lane
Paving Foremen: Gary Schlea, Larry Clymer, Ted Smith
Construction Foremen: Walt Maunz, Howard Yunker
Milling Foremen: Mark Schober, Toby Geahlen
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Arnie Ware
Project Manager: Kirk Bostelman
Area Superintendent: Dick Hoover
Operations Manager: Mark Shank
Quality Control: Ed Wells, Ed Marshall
Equipment Support: Mark Boss, Bob Naftzger
Flexible Pavements of Ohio
Quality Award 2006
Auglaize County, US Route 33, from Saint Johns to the Logan County Line, ODOT Project 294(2006)
Paving Foreman: Jerry Hinesman
Milling Foremen: Gary Kreischer, Mark Schober
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Greg Brenneman
Project Manager: Jason Kreischer
Paving Operations Manager: Denny Kreischer
Quality Control: Gary Behnke, Cory Roach, Ralph Fraley, Justin Pearson, Ed Wells
Equipment Support: Mike McCollum, Keith Verhoff
Fallen Timbers Memorial Bikeway
Paving Foreman: Byron Clymer
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Arnie Ware
Project Manager: Jamie Reischman
Paving Operations Manager: Dick Hoover
Quality Control: Ron Beham
Equipment Support: Mark Boss, Bob Naftzger
County Road 105 Relocation, Village of Buckland, Auglaize County
Paving Foreman: Jerry Little
Construction Superintendent: Craig Steiner
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Larry Elsass
Project Manager: Brian Karhoff
Paving Operations Manager: Denny Kreischer
Quality Control: Ralph Fraley, Jason Fleming
Equipment Support: Mike McCollum
Dunbridge Road, from Napoleon Road to Poe Road, City of Bowling Green
Paving Foremen: Ted Smith, Byron Clymer
Milling Foreman: Mark Schober
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Dave Miller
Project Manager: Jamie Reischman
Paving Operations Manager: Dick Hoover
Quality Control: Ed Wells
Equipment Support: Tom Wonderly, Mark Boss
Reclamation, Widening and Overlay Project of Henry-Lucas Road, Providence Township, Lucas County
Paving Foreman: Larry Clymer
Construction Foremen: Walt Maunz, Howard Yunker
Milling Foreman: Toby Geahlen
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Arnie Ware
Project Manager: Steve Morris
Paving Operations Manager: Dick Hoover
Quality Control: Ron Beham
Equipment Support: Mark Boss, Bob Naftzger
Metcalf Field, Taxiway Relocation and Runway 4-22 Re-alignment and Resurfacing
Paving Foreman: Gary Schlea
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Joe Gary
Project Manager: Jamie Reischman
Paving Operations Manager: Dick Hoover
Quality Control: Ken Dillon, Justin Pearson, Josh Brenneman, Nathan Beasley
Equipment Support: Mark Boss, Bob Naftzger
Resurfacing of State Route 294, from State Route 67 to State Route 231, Wyandot County ODOT Project 371(2006)
Paving Foreman: Ted Smith
Milling Foreman: Mark Schober
Asphalt Plant Foreman: Max Nienberg
Project Manager: Steve Morris
Paving Operations Manager: Dan Rettig
Quality Control: Steve Line
Equipment Support: Tom Wonderly
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