Safety Calendar Contest
Power Delivery’s 2013 Safety Calendar Contest has been a huge success! We received many terrific drawings and once again had a difficult time choosing the winners. The selection team, consisting of Jeff Dierker, John Wical, Marty Zearbaugh, and Dee Putnam, reviewed all of the drawings which had the artists’ identity concealed. They chose 13 drawings for the calendar, including one for the cover.
Congratulations to the winners listed below:
- Julianna Williams (Age 8) Daughter of Jason Williams – Wildwood, FL.
- Georgia Lee (Age 10) Daughter of Michelle Lee - Winter Garden, FL.
- Grace Lux (Age 8) Daughter of Matthew Lux - Shelbyville District, IN.
- Matthew Bricking (Age 9) Son of Mark Bricking - East Works Gas Plant, OH.
- Gabriel Dougherty (Age 9) Son of Jeff Dougherty - Charlotte, NC.
- Bethany Wallach (Age 14) Daughter of David Wallach - Charlotte, NC.
- Grace White (Age 8) Daughter of Brian White - Wilmington North Ops Complex, NC.
- Logan Smith (Age 6) Son of Michael Smith - Erlanger District, KY.
- Rileigh Damewood (Age 7) Daughter of Christopher Damewood - Trentton, FL.
- Elizabeth Theriault (Age 10) Daughter of Wanda Theriault - Bayside CSC, FL.
- Caleb Kelley (Age 13) Grandson of Russell Brock - Anderson Ops Center, SC.
- Kristin Pangburn (Age 15) Daughter of Dan Pangburn - Little Miami District, OH.
- Emma Bailey (Age 12) Daughter of Rebecca Bailey - St. Petersburg, FL.
We were so proud of all the participants, the project team decided to include “thumbnail” drawings of all the entries at the back of the calendar. The project team consisted of Bob Meffert, Lawrence May, Beth Langley, Ryan Vehr, Jeff Dierker and David Miller.
The calendars will be available in January for distribution by local supervision to all Power Delivery employees.
This is the third year we are producing this calendar and Power Delivery really appreciates the level of participation. From the looks of the entries, we can tell our employees are taking Duke Energy’s safety culture home and sharing this important information with their families. Safety is a family matter to be shared at home and at work. Zero Injury and Illness is achievable and with everyone’s dedication we will make it a reality!
