Navarro-ATL

Navarro-ATL has earned our third consecutive Department of Energy Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Superior Star Award, which was recently accepted by members of our team (Erin Swan and Megan Carreras) at the VPPPA 2024 Safety+Symposium in Aurora, Colorado.  The VPP Superior Star Award is given to organizations that demonstrate a commitment to the five tenants of VPP (Management Leadership, Employee Involvement, Worksite Analysis, Hazard Prevention and Control and Safety & Health Training), outreach activities, and maintaining injury rates 50% below industry average.  Achieving this award is not only reflective of our organizational safety culture, but also our commitment and dedication to working safely on a daily basis. 🏆 🙌 #NavarroATL #DOE #VPP #Safety

Collaboration is key at the Hanford site, read more about how we work closely with Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) on a new approach to analyzing tank waste samples safely and efficiently. #WeAreOneHanford

Navarro Research and Engineering is recruiting for a Fire Protection Engineer with 7-10 years’ experience to be part of our team. In this role you will support and implement the Fire Protection Program, and interface and collaborate with numerous members at our laboratory complex. Additionally, you will interface with DOE, the Hanford Fire Marshal’s Office, and other Hanford Site contractors. We are seeking a dynamic Fire Protection Engineer with outstanding technical and problem-solving abilities and has interpersonal relationship-building and excellent time-management skills. If you are an experienced Fire Protection Engineer who enjoys working with people, being part of the solution, and working in a challenging environment, we want to talk to you. Rachel Delph Navarro-ATL Navarro Research and Engineering Dan Kester

Navarro-ATL aims at being a workplace without injuries as it builds on sustainability, including safety, in everything it does. #Take2 #Take2at222 #Safety #SafetyCulture

We are looking for a Fire Protection Engineer at the 222-S Laboratory. See below for the job description or reach out to Rachel Delph for more information!

The One Hanford purchasing program has been recognized again with an EPEAT Award for sustainable electronics purchasing. The Global Electronics Council uses EPEAT (the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) to identify equipment that meets their criteria for reducing the lifecycle impacts that electronics have on the environment. The One Hanford purchasing team of DOE, Central Plateau Cleanup Company, Hanford Mission Integration Solutions, InoMedic Health Applications, Inc., Navarro-ATL and Washington River Protection Solutions was recognized in five categories –computers and displays, imaging equipment, televisions, mobile phones and servers -- for the sixth consecutive year. Congratulations to everyone who is helping make a difference!

Today is National Intern Day and Navarro-ATL would like to recognize our eight interns and celebrate these future leaders at Hanford and innovators of tomorrow! 😎 Luis Alvarez - Web Development Michaela Dodsondance – Records Management John Dorr – Electrical Engineering Noah Hyatt - Organic Laboratory Alvaro J Iniguez Ruiz – Work Planning Serena Posada – Project Engineering Amanda Tipton - Analytical Services Sinai Reyes – Analytical Operations

We're focused on the One Hanford mission, which means creating the Lab of the Future! Read about some of our upgrades in DOE's latest issue of EM Update! 😎 #OneHanford Navarro Research and Engineering #ATL

Navarro-ATL participated in the Hanford intern event last week with all eight of our summer interns attending. The interns networked, learned about the critical cleanup mission they’re supporting and listened to career advice from some of Hanford’s senior leaders.