Baytown Briefs (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 2, 1970 Page: 1 of 4
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Maytown Briefs
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No. 17
October 2, 1970
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Big Safety Goals For Enjay,
Humble Personnel Next Week
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feats the latter part of next week,
employees of the two plants will
have a total of four million con- ;
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ever recorded at Bay- day awards given for past 500-day achievement, coupled
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secutive safe man hours. Enjay
employees will have 2.6 million,
and Humble personnel 1.4 mil-
lion.
Both feats mean “safety award
time.” For their 100 consecutive
safe days, all Humble and Enjay
employees and annuitants who
; heavy impact, excessive dust, company annuitants from all over
welder’s Hash, or the possibility Texas and from several other
Shoes A Safety Factor
Safety protective equipment such as shoes, goggles, and safety
hats, play a vital part in safety of employees, both on and off the
job. For Gary Foster (right), Enjay Machinist, his safety shoes
prevented injury to his left foot. The coupling of a pump he was’
working on at the POU dropped about three feet onto his foot, but
the steel toe cap of his safety shoe prevented the 40-pound coupling
from inflicting a serious injury. Mechanical Supervisor A. E.
Sanders presented Foster a membership in the Golden Shoe Club.
When Chemical Plant and Re- have helped make the achieve- safe days, brochures describing
finery personnel continue their ment will have their choice of an the awards will be mailed to those
safe working practices through award from among 30 different eligible, along with instructions
midnight, October 10, they will merchandise items. The awards for making the selection,
have had one of the biggest weeks are equivalent in value to 100- In commemoration of their
of a corrosive chemical spray or states.
splash, appropriate additional eye Visiting is the main item on
Tom Lamb, Refinery Electric, is fitted with spectacle-type safety glasses protection must be secured and the agenda. Other activities will
by Optician Art Stowe. used. include heaping barbecue plates,
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Midnight, October 10, is the
date the combined groups can
complete 100 consecutive safe
days on the job.
Before that, however, at mid-
night October 8, Enjay employ-
ees will have completed a record-
smashing 500 consecutive safe
bus tours of the plants, and
awarding of several door prizes.
Letters of invitation containing
tickets for the reunion have been
mailed to all Bay town annuitants
or their widows. This year, those
receiving invitations received
three tickets—one for the annui-
tant’s meal, one for the guest’s
meal, and one to be deposited in
the box from which names of
door prize winners will be drawn.
Those who received the invita-
tions are reminded to be sure and
bring the meal tickets, as they
must be presented at the serving
line to receive barbecue plates.
As in past years, tables and
chairs will be set up in a large
tent at the reunion site where
those attending may eat, play
dominoes, bridge, or checkers, or
just sit in the shade and visit.
Total Eye Protection Being
. Implemented At Rapid Rate
implementation of the total eye Refinery Safety Men Thad Also, employees now wearing
protection program for Baytown Fennema and W. C. Jackson non-safety prescription glasses,
. Humble and Enjay employees is noted that the optician is “well and whose duties require them to
moving along rapidly, according along” with fittings of clear lens be in the field at any time, will
to safety personnel for the or- glasses in the Refinery. be provided with safety prescrip-
ganizations. Under the program, employees lion glasses. To obtain their
W. B. Patterson, Enjay safety of both plants who do not require glasses, these employees lake the
coordinator, said early this week prescription glasses, and whose proper form, signed by their de-
that fitting of non-prescription job responsibilities require them partment head, to John Reiter,
safety glasses for Chemical Plant to be in field locations at any Optician, on East Texas Avenue,
employees was virtually com- lime, are being fitted with spec- To facilitate filling of glasses
pleted. tacle-type safely glasses. for employees in field locations.
achievements. with the combined 100-day feat,
After completion of the 100 (See GOALS, Page 2)
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CNCO) Baytown Refinery
optician is in the plant will need and Esso Research & Engineer-
to go by his office after working ing organizations at Bay town.
hours, sign a card, and get their Thal is the date of the fifth
safely glasses. annual Annuitant Reunion, and
Safely sunglasses can be sc- more than 2,500 annuitants and
cured in the same manner as pre- their wives or husbands are ex-
script ion glasses—by taking the peeled for the big event.
form signed by the employee’s It will again be held in the
department head to the optician’s park area on company property
office after working hours. just north of Bay way Drive
Safely personnel point out that across from the docks.
the spectacle-type safety glasses The event, which gets under-
are for general use only. Where way about nine in the morning
an employee is exposed to more and lasts until about 2:30 in the
intense hazards such as grinding. afternoon, is expected to draw
the optician is currently making
ous locations in the Refinery Baytown Annuitants To Have
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to get the custom-fitted clear lens
glasses. Saturday, October 10, is the
Those employees who do not big day of the year for annui-
get filled with glasses while the tants from the Humble, Enjay,
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UF Drive Underway
The plants’ United Fund accounting office became a busy place
about the middle of this week after the UF drive among employees
got underway Tuesday. Shown in the office, where collections from
Humble, Enjay, and ER&E groups are turned in by solicitors, are
Mrs. Louise Starkey, cashier for the drive; Jerry Zeibig, treasurer;
and J. F. Ra we, who is assisting in the office. All are members of
Refinery Accounting.
The combined goal this year for employees of the three organiza-
tions is S103,000. The plants’ campaign, which is being conducted
by more than 200 volunteer workers from the three organizations,
will continue through the first two weeks of October.
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Lee, O. B. Baytown Briefs (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 2, 1970, newspaper, October 2, 1970; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1433545/m1/1/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.