On June 26, 2021, IPSC employees and families set out on a quest to get out of the house and experience life away from home by attending the IPSC 2021 Summer Party at Lagoon.

Covid restriction were at a minimal, so it made the day even better. IPSC employees, families, and friends enjoyed the day of fun riding rides, eating good food, and being with friends.

The lines were long, but depending on the ride, the wait was worth it. The day was a little hot at times, but the clouds took pity on us and hid the sun for a bit. The waterpark and water rides were a favorite during the hottest points of the day.

The EAO and employees would like to thank the Staff of IPSC for sponsoring this event. This party has been a highlight of working for IPSC. We would like to also thank those who worked the weekend of the party and kept everything going at IPSC.

P U B L I S H E R E M I L Y H A N S O N E D I T O R J E F F G E O R G E

IPSC Bulletin

IPSC/EAO Summer Party

2nd Quarter 2021

Inside this

Issue

Retirees/New Contractor 2

Fun Walk 3

Honor Roll Report 4

2nd Quarter 2021 Issue Page 2

RETIREES

Tony Cowley grew up in Meadow, Utah, and graduated from Millard High School in

1977. He worked summers for the U.S. Forest Service on various crews to earn college

money. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1981. After

graduation, he spent time working at home while attending to his father who was termi-

nally ill. In 1982 his mother found a one time only advertisement in the local newspaper,

inviting people to apply for the very first group of generating station trainees at IPP.

Tony submitted his resume and took the test in October 1982. He was hired on March 1,

1983. After training for six months, he joined the first I&C group. He remained in I&C for the rest of his ca-

reer. You may have noticed him driving his trusty diesel Rabbit that he bought new in May 1983. He says,

“It has been with me longer than most wives.”

Tony plans to spend his retirement doing more of the things he loves. His hobbies include gardening, wood-

working, metalworking, and tinkering with old cars and equipment. He likes to explore and has traveled

quite extensively. He hopes to be able to do more traveling when the COVID Pandemic ends. Good luck, T-

Bone!

New Contractor

Kolby Andersen is a lifelong resident of Nephi, Utah, and enjoys the rural

lifestyle. He graduated from Juab High School and served an LDS mission to

the Philippines. Upon returning, he married his wife Camrie and they have

three young children who keep them very busy. He enjoys spending time out-

doors and being with his family.

He was fortunate enough to work alongside his father in the construction

business for several years. He later went back to school to obtain his nursing

degree. He graduated from Weber State University with his Bachelors in

Nursing and has since been employed at Timpa-

nogos Regional Hospital, working in the Intensive Care Unit. He has also worked as

a traveling nurse throughout the country.

He is excited for this opportunity to work at IPSC. His goals are to utilize his critical

care experience to promote health, growth, and improve quality of life. He is

grateful for nursing and the impact it has had on his life. The role of a nurse has

enabled him to become a more compassionate individual, develop a strong base,

and a transferable skill set to improve the well-being of those around him. He looks

forward to working with everyone here.

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Fun Walk

The annual Fun Walk and Health and Fitness Day activities resumed this year and it was nice to have a return to some normalcy! There were 96 individuals who participated in the Fun Walk around the onsite reservoir during the lunch period, with 136 more participating off site or other times. Other activities included Minia-ture Golf Putt, Frisbee Ring Toss, Jumbo Club, Closest to the Pin and, Nerf Free Throw Shooting. Many par-ticipated and enjoyed the break, activities, and a chance to win a gift card.

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HONOR ROLL REPORT - 2nd Quarter

Consecutive Years Without a Lost-Time Accident

APRIL THIRTY-SIX YEARS

Lance Johnson

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Valerie Alley

Dan Bliss Gerard LaDamus

Wade Nielson

THIRTY-THREE YEARS Dave Edwards Eric Mooney

THIRTY-TWO YEARS Blaine Ipson

SEVENTEEN YEARS Brett Wardle

ELEVEN YEARS Emily Hanson

MAY THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS

Ken Christensen David Pehrson

Dave Steele Bob Wilson

THIRTY-SIX YEARS Ellen Anderson

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Kurt Sorensen

THIRTY-FOUR YEARS Ed Johnson Troy Pace

Mark Shipley

THIRTY-THREE YEARS Ken Nielson

THIRTY-TWO YEARS Michael Ferrell

THIRTY-ONE YEARS

Bryan Harris

TWENTY-SIX YEARS Jill Jones

TWENTY-ONE YEARS J.L. Young

TWENTY YEARS Cory Carroll

Boyd Griffiths Mike Mangelson

Bob Monroe Mike Niles

Jed Sumsion

EIGHTEEN YEARS Ryan Crafts

SEVENTEEN YEARS Bellami Schena

SIXTEEN YEARS Kiley Chase

Robert Niles Alan Wood

THIRTEEN YEARS Brent Smith

TWELVE YEARS Jessica Anderson

Nate Stewart Mike Terril

JUNE THIRTY-SIX YEARS

Mark Draper Kay Fitzgerald

Dan Joseph Lloyd Leavitt Lynn Thomas

Russ Webb Kim West

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Jon Christensen

THIRTY-FOUR YEARS Kim Pittman

THIRTY-THREE YEARS Bill Keel

TWENTY YEARS Gino Schena

SIXTEEN YEARS Lisa Bradfield

FIFTEEN YEARS Rusty Dutson Kyle Jensen

Josh Mooney Jared Rawlinson

FOURTEEN YEARS Phil Diaz

Jason Jones Dusty Smith

Tom Stephenson

ELEVEN YEARS Cody Yates Gene Zufelt

NINE YEARS Amy White

SEVEN YEARS Kolyer Andersen

Aaron Cull Kerry Finlinson Dylan Finlinson

Tom Hansen David Harding

Wesley Underwood Ryan Webster

SIX YEARS Robert Ashman Zach Brinkman

RJ Bryan Jacob George Tyler Harris

Matthew Kolste Jared Layton Jared Sears

Joey Swalberg Will Tanner Troy Tasker

FIVE YEARS Bruce McWhirt

TWO YEARS Tyson Eyre

Clint Peterson

Personnel Statistics for April, May, June

RETIRED Tony Cowley—I&C Technician

TERMINATIONS Eric Mitchell—Maintenance Mechanic I

PROMOTIONS Stephen Hintze—Converter Operator

Clark Callister—Maintenance Mechanic/ HP Welder

Kevin Fowkes—Maintenance Mechanic/

HP Welder Nick Grimshaw—Maintenance Mechanic/

HP Welder Steve Huber—Maintenance Mechanic/

HP Welder Brian Moody—Maintenance Mechanic/

HP Welder Joe Priest—Maintenance Mechanic/

HP Welder

Dusty Smith—Maintenance Mechanic/ HP Welder

Aaron Mangelson—Technical Analyst Joseph Swalberg—Auxiliary A Operator Nick Mangelson—Auxiliary C Operator

Haley Pace—Auxiliary C Operator Jeff Oldroyd—Unit Operator

Taylor Shipley—Unit Operator

April May June THINK SAFETY!

Month YTD Month YTD Month YTD

OSHA Recordable Incident Rate 4.43 0.63 0 0.57 0 0.53

Lost Time Incident Rate 0 0 0 0 0 0

Safety Statistics