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Alum Creek Trail – Johnstown Road

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: ALUM CREEK TRAIL – JOHNSTOWN ROAD

National Dog Day

Happy National Dog to to all of our furry friends!

We hope you have a fun and safe weekend.

ODOT 21-0603 – Gallia County

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: ODOT 21-0603 GALLIA COUNTY

ODOT 21-0603 has the rear abutment cofferdam installed, and the piling had been driven.  The rear abutment was poured on 8/23/22.  The crew consists of Dan Wilson, Clay Slevin, Jeremy McGuire, Lee Sullivan, and Foreman Jeff McGuire. Progress is continuously being made and we are proud of the guys, keep up the good work!

CSO 1029 Modifications

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: CSO 1029 MODIFICATIONS

The Righter Co., Inc. has been working on the City of Lancaster CSO 1029 Modifications project. Crews recently completed the temporary beam and lagging earth retention system and begin the process of building the new combined sewer overflow structure. The base slab has been poured and can continue to setting steel, forming walls, and pouring concrete to complete the structure. A new manhole will accommodate the sanitary service to those nearby. The crew includes: Nick Miller – Project Manager, Jacobi Schmalenberger – Assistant Project Manager, Tom Ison – Project Supervisor, Shawn Ison – Operator / Carpenter, Josh Priest – Laborer, and Brayden Ison – Laborer.

Village of Bremen – Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Screen

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: VILLAGE OF BREMEN – WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INFLUENT SCREEN

This project for the Village of Bremen consists of the installation of a new mechanical influent screen and associated concrete structures, site utilities, by-pass pumping, electrical work and an alternate for influent headworks piping modifications. In the picture below you will see the concrete structure that will house an influent screen. The screen will be set down inside the tank. The crew on this project consists of Nick Miller as the Project Manager, Dwayne McVey as the Project Foreman, Jim Richmond, Ben Sullivan and Butch Sullivan.

300 N. 4th Street

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: 300 N. 4TH STREET – ELEVATOR MODERNIZATION

Righter has been working on this project for The City of Columbus that consisted of the renovation and modernization of the elevator and its associated spaces at 300 N. 4th Street. This picture showcases the finishing touches that have been completed by the crew which include painting of the Hoistway frames and doors. Nick Miller is the Project Manager, John Fuller is the Foreman and Kasey McCloskey is the Carpenter.

Happy Retirement, Jerry!

Jerry Yantes started with The Righter Company on March 6, 1986, as a Field Supervisor.  Since 2000, Jerry was our Field Operations Manager and Safety Director.  The Righter Company is grateful for Jerry’s contributions to the success of the company over the last 35 years and wishes Jerry a very happy retirement!

It’s National Work Zone Awareness Week!

“Drive Safe” 

Drivers, this one’s for you: give the work zone your undivided attention.  When you’re driving past roadway construction, slow down and follow all posted sign’s directions.  Don’t stress!  It’s important to stay as calm as you are alert.

“Work Safe” 

Construction crews know that they play a crucial role in maintaining workplace safety.  They’re committed to developing new technologies to take workers out of dangerous situations as well as dedicating every action they make to the safety of all.

“Save Lives” 

Together, we can realize the ultimate goal of zero deaths on our roads and in our work zones.

#NWZAW #SafeWorkZonesForAll #WorkZoneSafety
#StandDown4Safety #GoOrange4Safety
#SaferRoadsSaveLives #ibuildamerica

April is Stress Awareness Month

Stress Awareness Month has been recognized every April since 1992, but this year it seems particularly important.  Learning to cope with our stress and finding healthy ways to deal with these situations can go a long way in living a healthy and positive life.  Long-term stress can prove to be more than just a mental issue.  From headaches to stomach disorders to depression – even very serious issues like stroke and heart disease can come as a result of stress.

The CDC provides some basic ideas to help you cope with stress…

• Take care of yourself – eat healthy, exercise regularly, get plenty of sleep, give yourself a break if you feel stressed.
• Discuss your problems with a parent, friend or another trusted source.
• Avoid drugs and alcohol.
• Recognize when you need more help – know when to talk to a psychologist, social worker or counselor if things continue.

Project Update: Griggs Boat Launch Improvements

Removing the cofferdam