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Casella Construction has decided to sponsor fisherman Chris Adams for the year!

Chris is a second-generation Vermont tournament angler and fishing guide who has built an impressive record of wins and top finishes on Lake Champlain and across the northeast.

Chris will be checking in regularly, providing updates on his tournament outcomes and keeping us in the loop on his goals for his tournament career.

Enhance your fishing skills!

Make sure to check the newsletter often. Chris will be offering fishing tips and strategies, along with photos and videos, exclusively for Casella Construction employees!

As part of this sponsorship, Chris has offered to provide three fishing excursions to our employees.

Be sure to check the newsletter for more details on how you can win a guided fishing trip with Chris for you and a guest!

"I'm really excited to begin this new partnership with Casella Construction, such a well-respected organization in our region," said Adams. "I know a lot of the great people on the Casella team, and know how hard they work, and I hope to match that work ethic with my efforts representing the company on and off the water. 

I'm also looking forward to getting out on the water with different members of the Casella team in the near future. Like many endeavors, fishing competitively at a high level takes a team effort and a strong support network, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to partner with Casella Construction."

For an hour the past two Tuesday mornings, the fleet service team in Mendon has traded wrenches for iPads as part of a collaborative training effort to drive consistent, effective, and efficient use of B2W Maintain.

Each week, a different part of the everyday steps required to help our fleet run at its best is discussed, followed by instruction and a demonstration on how best to record those efforts in B2W Maintain.

The first two sessions have already shown improved data quality, more effective communication, and efficiencies in maintenance schedule management.

We are almost ready to put this new program in place, as soon as we receive the new forms back from the printer. We will start rolling out the equipment inspection process on a different jobsite each week, starting in two weeks.

Fleet manager Dan Caputo performs the equipment inspection walk-through on a 650 dozer to demonstrate how to use the equipment checklist, what types of things to look for, and how to document any issues found.

Did you watch Joe and Dan's video in last week's newsletter, introducing the new equipment inspection process? Answer the question below correctly, and you'll automatically be entered into a drawing to win a Yeti mug.

Check out next week's newsletter for chance #2 to win a Yeti mug!

On July 24, 2020 Gov. Phil Scott issued an order requiring people in Vermont to cover their faces when out in public, saying that while Vermont's COVID-19 infection rate is still among the lowest in the country, a rise in cases elsewhere in the U.S. has put Vermont on the defense.

Starting August 1, 2020, masks will be required of anyone over the age of 2, unless the person has a physical or developmental disability that would be complicated by wearing one.

Thanks to everyone who voted last week.

Don't forget to submit your own jobsite photos!

WE ARE

HIRING!

Do you know someone who could make a positive difference on our team ?

Please ask your most talented contacts to apply!

And let's not forget the thank you.

If someone you recommend is hired and stays with us at least 90 days, we will thank you with a $250 referral bonus in your check! (Just make sure they mention your name in their online application. Click here for details.)

Contact Melissa Coltey for details and with recommendations at [email protected] or (802) 774-1375.

DID YOU MISS ONE?

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Our Commitment to an Industry Leading Fleet

July 23, 2020

Revisiting Salisbury & Congrats, Eric!

July 16, 2020

What a Fox!

July 09, 2020