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| 7/6 | Jordan Quizhpi | 7/7 | Kyle Ricks | 1 year | ||
| 7/6 | Cole Braband | 7/8 | Phillip Cassell | 2 years | ||
| 7/7 | Giovanni Cimmino | 7/8 | Ian Barry | 2 years | ||
| 7/8 | Dominic Mori | 7/8 | Joseph Mansfield | 2 years | ||
| 7/8 | Ian Barry | 7/8 | Charles Kowalyshyn | 12 years | ||
| 7/8 | Shelly Greer | 7/11 | Michael Hutson | 4 years | ||
| 7/12 | Jodee Butler | 7/12 | Jordan Butler | 15 years | ||
| 7/14 | Courtney Cottam | 7/17 | Cara Godack | 3 years | ||
| 7/16 | Dean Wilkinson | 7/19 | Jeffrey Jarrell | 3 years | ||
| 7/25 | Jacob Whitacre | 7/24 | Jason Jarrar | 3 years | ||
| 7/27 | Caitlin Weesner | 7/29 | Kevin Jans | 2 years | ||
| 7/29 | John Temple | 7/29 | Curtis Wilson | 2 years | ||
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Employee of the Quarter!
Congratulations to Amanda Voll!
Artificial Intelligence Policy
Please review the Sauer North America Artificial Intelligence Policy. We all have a role to play in safeguarding how we use this quickly evolving technology.
Sauer Safety Spotlight
Your Monthly Guide to a Safer Workplace
This edition of Safety Spotlight focuses on an important safety topic that affects us both on and off the job: Hearing Conservation. Your hearing helps you communicate with coworkers, enjoy conversations with family and friends, listen to music, hear alarms and warning signals, and stay aware of your surroundings. A hearing conservation program helps protect that ability by identifying hazardous noise exposures and reducing them before they cause permanent damage.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that millions of workers are exposed to hazardous noise each year. Loud noise can come from many places: equipment, tools, vehicles, concerts, sporting events, lawn care, power tools, motorcycles, or even listening to music too loudly through earbuds. Whether the noise is at work or away from work, noise-induced hearing loss is preventable.
Noise levels are measured in decibels. Exposure to noise above 85 decibels can damage your hearing over time. A simple rule of thumb is this: if you need to raise your voice to talk to someone about 3 feet away, the noise may be loud enough to harm your hearing. Sound level meters, noise dosimeters, and phone-based apps can help identify when noise levels may be unsafe.
Noise may be affecting your hearing if you:
- Hear ringing or humming in your ears when you leave work.
- Need to shout to be heard by a coworker standing an arm’s length away.
- Experience temporary hearing loss after leaving work.
Protecting your hearing is not just a workplace requirement—it is a personal investment in your quality of life. Use the right hearing protection when noise is unavoidable, take breaks from loud environments when you can, lower the volume on personal devices, and pay attention to early warning signs. The goal is simple: protect your hearing today so you can keep enjoying the sounds that matter tomorrow.
Lending Library 📚 ☕
Did you know there’s a mini-library right here in the office? We’ve stocked up on an array of books—from business and professional development to compelling non-fiction—all available for you to borrow! Lending Library Book List
👉 Where? 235 Cafeteria! (There is a sign-out sheet on top of the bookcase.)
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2026 Spring Curtiss-Wright Fleet Solutions Annual Golf Tournament in support of the Gary Sinise Foundation If you’d like to share a photo of the week, please submit your photo to [email protected]. Ideas to consider:
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