Turner Industries Spring 2024 Magazine

TURNER INDUSTRIES

EDITORS

Jason Broha, Marie Crespo, Corinne Bergeron, Terry Kenney, and Andrew White

WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS

Alfredo Anguiano, Corinne Bergeron, Jacob Braud, Jason Broha, Frank Canella Jr., Billy Chandler, Bailey Chaisson, Avelardo Chavira Jr., Marie Crespo, Justin Cruice, Dan Davis, Stephen Day, Ray Derrickson, Brandon Fontenot, Thad Foreman, Jasmin Gaona, Erica Garay, Raymond Garcia, Lori Garza, Bryan Gerace, Philip Grabert, George Haynes II, Jamal Hundley, Terry Kenney, Nolan Landry III, Raul Luna, Frederick Manchack IV, Laura Meche, Chad Miller, Hayden Moore, Oracio Rodriguez, Chris Sciambra, Stephanie Sedtal, Gregory Thibodeaux, Carla Thompson, Carissa Villarreal, Taylor Watts, Larry Whitworth, and Nathon Williams

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Jason Broha

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Scott Greci and Katie Chemin

It’s springtime, and things are springing into action here at Turner Industries. This issue’s cover story features Turner Specialty Services’ environmental group, a one-stop shop for tank, civil, and environmental solutions delivered safely and responsibly—from start to finish.

As we turn the page on a great first quarter, one thing remains clear: Turner’s achievements are driven by the dedication and teamwork of our incredible employees. You worked hard, you worked together, and—above all else—you worked safely. Thank you! Let’s keep this momentum going for a safe and successful Q2.

We hope you enjoy this issue. Stay safe!

MEET THE TEAM

JASON BROHA

MARIE CRESPO CORINNE BERGERON

TERRY KENNEY SCOTT GRECI ANDREW WHITE

SAFETY FIRST SAFETY FIRST

The Latest & Greatest Safety Updates From Around the Company

S.T.A.R.T. Safety Program Underway

Baton Rouge, La . — Turner Industries’ Safety Department has started sessions of the S.T.A.R.T supervisor training program. S.T.A.R.T., which stands for Supervisor Training in Accountability and Recognition Techniques, focuses on three critical concepts:

Stop Work Safety Celebration at Pemex Deer Park

Deer Park, Texas — Pemex Deer Park and Turner Industries hosted a safety recognition lunch for the team’s 1,126 Stop Works in 2023. In addition to their catered celebratory lunch, they also had a mariachi band for entertainment.

“Stop Work Authority and our ‘When in Doubt, Talk It Out’ program are at the core of our culture at Pemex,” said Turner Industries Site Manager Chris Sciambra. “We celebrated our site’s record-setting performance, but most of all, we wanted to recognize the 1,126 times an employee was there to look out for someone else and send them home safely.”

Stop Work Recognition at Dow Beaumont

Beaumont , Texas — At the Dow Beaumont site, Turner Industries Pipefitters Larry Hanks and Yosbany Martinez averted a potential safety issue on a recent project. They spotted an incorrect lockout procedure and initiated a stop work to ensure the right pipe was isolated. Gary Draper, site manager, and Juan Gonzalez, general foreman, commended their use of Stop Work Authority. Thank you, Larry and Yosbany!

Recognition Award Winner

Geismar, La. — The Westlake Geismar peer recognition team recently announced its 2023 peer recognition award winners. Turner Industries Pipefitter Perry Saizan was selected as the contractor award winner for preventing a potential safety

Freeport, Texas Turner Industries’ first crew of the month has been recognized for their outstanding work at the Dow Poly 7 project in Freeport, Texas. This elite crew, known as the bull rigging crew, was specifically chosen

From left, Turner Industries Site Manager Gary Draper and General Foreman Juan Gonzalez recognize Yosbany Martinez and Larry Hanks on their use of Stop Work Authority at the Dow Beaumont site.

Celebrating Safety Excellence at Shell Lubricants

Galena Park, Texas — Turner Industries hosted a special safety recognition event at the Shell Lubricants facility in Galena Park, Texas. The event honored the outstanding safety performance of Turner employees, who achieved 1.3 million work hours OSHA recordable-free over the past eight years.

One Year OSHA Recordable Free

Frankford, Penn. — Turner Industries employees at the AdvanSix

Turner Industries Receives Diamond Safety Award from ExxonMobil

Baton Rouge, La. — Turner Industries is proud t o announce it has received several safety awards from ExxonMobil. At the recent ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Contractor Safety Excellence Awards, Turner Industries received the Diamond Award - Plant Maintenance Category for its outstanding safety record in 2023. This is the first time Turner has received the Diamond Award, which is presented to contractors who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and excellence in all areas of the awards criteria.

TURNER INDUSTRIES GROUP

AWARD - PLANT MAINTENANCE CATEGORY

In addition, Turner Specialty Services (TSS) received a Gold Award - Plant Maintenance Category, and Specialized Welding Services (SWS) earned a Bronze Award - Turnaround Category. In 2023, Turner Industries (TIG, TSS, and SWS) completed more than 1.4 million work hours at ExxonMobil Baton Rouge facilities with an injury-free record.

“I’m incredibly proud of our team for being awarded the Diamond Safety Award by ExxonMobil,” said Turner Industries Senior Vice President of Maintenance and Turnarounds Clayton Jumonville. “The Diamond Award isn’t something we achieved overnight. It’s the result of the team consistently making the right choices, day in and day out. Our journey to success is ongoing, and this award serves as a great motivator to keep pushing forward. Congratulations to everyone on this incredible achievement!”

AWARD - PLANT MAINTENANCE CATEGORY

“It is great to have companies like Turner Industries as part of the ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Complex team. Over the years, we have learned from each other to make sure ‘Nobody Gets Hurt.’ It was an exciting evening to be able to recognize Turner Industries with the three awards. I know how hard every Turner employee has worked to make sure they and their coworkers do not get hurt and to use tools like LPS to avoid all losses. Congratulations on your outstanding achievement! — Dave Luecke, ExxonMobil Product Solutions Company, Baton Rouge Complex

AWARD - TURNAROUND CATEGORY

TURNER SPECIALTY SERVICES

2023 Turner Industries Safety Excellence Awards

The Corporate Safety Excellence program represents the top safety awards presented by our company. Site performance is reviewed by an evaluation team and submitted to the Executive Safety Committee for final approval. Awards are based on the following criteria: Incident Performance Statistics, Safety Process Implementation, Metrics/Leading Edge Indicators, Employee Involvement and Engagement, and Employee Development Processes.

PRESIDENT’S SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Overall Top Corporate Performers

Honeywell Metropolis, Illinois (Maintenance)

Syngenta St. Gabriel, Louisiana (Maintenance)

Invista Construction Longview, Texas (Construction)

Baton Rouge

Equipment Operations Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Equipment)

Pasadena Pipe Fabrication Pasadena, Texas (Fabrication)

AdvanSix Frankford, Pennsylvania (Specialty Services)

SIPA Operations Beaumont,Texas (SIPA)

CORPORATE SAFETY EXCELLENCE

Regional and Business Unit Top Performers

Westlake Chemical Geismar, Louisiana

Cheniere Energy Cameron, Louisiana

Indorama Westlake, Louisiana

Dow Sabine River Operations Orange, Texas

TSS Environmental Corporate

IFF Dupont Plaquemine, Louisiana

Westlake Chemical Longview, Texas

Shell Lubricants Houston, Texas

OQ Chemicals Construction Bay City, Texas

Honeywell Turnaround Geismar, Louisiana

SAFET Y TRIR

HOURS WORKED 40 , 452 , 240 Worksites 428

Turner Industries Earns No. 1 Ranking on ABC’s 2024 Top Performers List

Baton Rouge, La. — Turner Industries has claimed the top spot once more on Associated Builders and Contractors’ 2024 Top Performers list, an annual publication that recognizes contractor members’ outstanding achievements in safety, quality, inclusion, project excellence, and special designations ranked by number of hours worked.

“We’re honored to be named No. 1 on ABC’s Top Performers list for another year. Our 18,000 employees are the reason for this recognition, and the success we achieve in terms of safety and performance is only possible because of them. We are grateful to be on this list with the best of the best in our industry, and it’s particularly exciting to see that several of the top contractors are located not only in Louisiana, but also in Baton Rouge, the very city where Turner Industries is headquartered.” - Turner Industries CEO Stephen Toups

PROJECTS + SERVICES PROJECTS + SERVICES

What It Takes to Get the Job Done Right

P IPING H OT : Turner’s Pipe Fabrication Division Has Busy Season Ahead

Turner Industries’ Pipe Fabrication Division shows no signs of slowing down, moving from a busy spring into a summer filled with projects. Despite the amount of work already scheduled, Turner’s Pipe Fabrication Division still has plenty of bandwidth for work.

Turner is a leading provider of pipe fabrication services, proudly serving clients nationwide since 1961. As one of the country’s premier privately owned fabrication companies, we’ve built a rich legacy based on adaptability, innovation, and a dedication to quality and safety. We’ve grown by meeting client demand at every turn and constantly investing in innovation. We pioneered induction bending in the U.S., and our digital, real-time tracking process continues to set the standard in our industry.

With over 850,000 square feet of combined shop space and strategically located facilities, Turner is equipped to handle projects of any size and complexity. We offer a comprehensive range of pipe fabrication services, from engineering and design to cutting, bending, welding, and painting and coating. At Turner Industries, we are proud to partner with our clients to make their pipe dreams a reality.

Turner Industries Completes Complex Scaffolding Project for Seaboard Energy in Kansas

Turner Industries’ SIPA group has completed a comprehensive scaffolding project for Seaboard Energy in Hugoton, Kansas.

“I am extremely proud of the SIPA team that is leading the charge for this group into the Midwest. They have done an incredible job representing Turner as a whole, and we look forward to more opportunities in this region,” said Turner Industries SIPA Area Manager Hayden Moore.

Turner’s SIPA group was contracted for work including erecting, supporting during turnaround activities, and dismantling engineered scaffold for catalyst dumping and reloading on reactors, as well as insulation and painting for the outage. SIPA also provided full service scaffolding, insulation, and painting for the entire outage.

Turner employees have worked more than 20,000 hours on this project with zero recordables. Turner Specialty Services (TSS) and Specialized Welding Services (SWS) have also supported the project. TSS performed catalyst and hydroblasting services, and SWS’ scope of work during the turnaround has included turnaround execution, welding services, bolt torquing, bundle extraction, and equipment maintenance.

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SERVICE LINE SPOTLIGHT

Rope Access Group Conducts Live Demo in Decatur

The Turner Industries rope access group recently held a live demonstration at the pipe fabrication facility in Decatur, Alabama. This type of demonstration is designed to educate Turner’s clients on the benefits of rope access. The demonstration showcased a variety of rope access maneuvers, including:

Rope Access Team Provides Support During Severe Freeze Event

Turner Industries’ rope access team demonstrated exceptional determination, dedication, and client support during a recent severe freeze event. Responding swiftly and safely to the challenge, the rope access technicians provided critical assistance to a client.

Facing extreme temperatures as low as -17 degrees Fahrenheit, the rope access team assisted with the opening and closing of valves, and repaired steam tracing lines on critical, poorly insulated equipment. These efforts were crucial in preventing potential shutdowns in several units.

Additionally, a specialized crew was dedicated to removing icicles to prevent potential hazards.

“Our rope access team’s work during this severe freeze shows their dedication to our clients, no matter the conditions,” said Turner Industries Rope Access Technician Oracio Rodriguez.

Different Rescue Techniques :

Demonstrating preparedness for emergencies.

Positional Working :

Highlighting the ability to work safely and efficiently in difficult-to-reach locations.

Transfer from Location Laterally While on Ropes :

Displaying the rope access team’s agility and versatility when suspended.

Turner Industries Civil Crew

Renovates Park in El Paso, Texas

Turner Industries recently completed a successful park renovation project at Marina Rios Park in El Paso, Texas, which was funded by Marathon Petroleum. The project began with obtaining city permits, followed by earthwork and then concrete work to improve park accessibility.

A new irrigation system was installed to support lush landscaping, including trees, shrubs, and sod. The project took 2.5 months to complete, with zero injuries and 2,000 work hours. Decorative rocks and boulders were added for aesthetic enhancement.

“Marathon is proud to have funded this project, and we appreciate Turner Industries for revitalizing the Marina Rios Park. Turner executed the park renovation perfectly, and this project will benefit the community for years to come. ” - Joe Sanchez, Project Construction Coordinator III, Marathon Petroleum

SIPA Group Completes Critical Furnace Recovery Project at Shell Chemicals

Turner Industries’ SIPA (scaffolding, insulation, painting, and abatement) and refractory group was recently tasked with a critical furnace recovery project at the Shell Chemicals facility in Deer Park, Texas. The project scope consisted of erecting scaffolds for access, replacing all insulation at blind and inspection points, replacing and repairing refractory damage, and re-tubing various furnaces. Turner successfully completed this project within schedule and— most importantly—incident-free.

PROJECT QUICK FACTS

OSHA Recordables: Zero

SIPA Hours: 60,000

SWS Hours: 40,000

Scaffolding: 20,000 Pieces

Refractory Brick Replacement : 21,600

Refractory Castable & Gun Material : 4,000 Cubic Ft Perlite Insulation

The City of El Paso recognized Turner with a small monument in the park. The Marina Rios Park renovation project was funded by Marathon.

Signs of Success: How Sign Language Strengthens Turner’s Olin Freeport Team

Turner Industries’ maintenance team at Olin Freeport’s Plant B has a unique strength — communication that goes beyond spoken words. Pipefitters Jeff Erdelt and Robb Dodge, both deaf, bring a wealth of experience and a collaborative spirit to the crew. They perform multicraft work and tackle various tasks, from blinding out systems to replacing pipe spools and safety valves.

Erdelt communicates primarily through sign language and written notes, but his skill set includes lipreading. He also utilizes a smartphone app to convert speech to text in meetings, ensuring he’s never out of the loop.

Dodge utilizes hearing aids to some degree, but relies mainly on sign language and written notes for communication. To create an inclusive environment, Plant B displays hand signal charts in break rooms and around the shop, where colleagues are able to learn and improve communication.

Erdelt and Dodge’s success at the Olin Freeport site exemplifies the strength of Turner’s teamwork. Turner Industries is committed to cultivating a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and can contribute their unique talents.

SIPA Group Assists Enterprise Mont Belvieu with IBDH Turnaround

Turner Industries’ SIPA (scaffolding, insulation, painting, and abatement) group provided critical turnaround support for Enterprise Mont Belvieu’s recent isobutane dehydrogenation (IBDH) turnaround. The SIPA team rapidly deployed an additional 60 workers over three critical days, ensuring the successful and safe completion of complex heater scaffold builds alongside the existing 78 SIPA employees on site.

In total, the SIPA team built 240 scaffolds, erected over 2,000 feet of hard barricade, and provided forklift assistance, expediting fueling, and housekeeping services throughout the 121 days of work. Despite harsh weather conditions in January and February 2024, SIPA crews completed all work on schedule and with an exemplary safety record of zero workrelated injuries and zero near misses. The project’s success hinged on teamwork as SIPA groups from surrounding job sites collaborated to meet Enterprise’s expectations.

“This strong relationship, built over several years through non-routine and emergency work, ensured Enterprise’s trust in us,” said Turner Industries SIPA Regional Manager Alfredo Anguiano. “Ultimately, all turnaround goals were met. By working together and adapting when necessary, our SIPA team was able to deliver exceptional results for Enterprise.”

Pipefitters Jeff Erdelt and Robb Dodge, both deaf, bring extensive experience to the Turner Industries maintenance team at Olin Freeport.

TALES FROM TURNER

40 -Year Anniversary: Turner Industries Lifts Off With Space Shuttle Enterprise

This year marks the 40th anniversary of a truly monumental achievement for Turner Industries. In 1984, NASA entrusted our crane and rigging group with the mission of transporting the iconic Space Shuttle Enterprise from Mobile, Alabama, to the Louisiana World’s Fair in New Orleans.

The Enterprise was a symbol of American ingenuity and the dawning age of space exploration. Perched atop a modified Boeing 747 at a Mobile airbase, the 175-ton behemoth presented a unique challenge. Recognizing our expertise, NASA called upon Turner Industries, confident that we possessed the only crane capable of handling such a delicate and critical operation.

The momentous day arrived, witnessed by a captivated audience that included Mobile residents, NASA astronauts, scientists, and engineers. Our crane team meticulously lifted the Enterprise, separating it from its Boeing 747 carrier. The shuttle then embarked on the next leg of its journey, carefully placed on a specialized trailer and transported down the Mississippi River by barge to its final destination — the World’s Fair in New Orleans.

This historic project not only solidified Turner Industries’ reputation as a leader in the crane and rigging industry but also garnered national recognition for the company. The 40th anniversary of this event serves as a reminder of

WELCOME ABOARD!

Turner Industries has been expanding its workforce, welcoming new team members across multiple states including Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and South Carolina.

Turner Industries Wins National Excellence in Construction Award

Turner Industries was recognized with a national Excellence in Construction® Pyramid Award for work completed on the Wind Blade Rack Fabrication Project during the 2024 ABC Convention in Orlando, Florida.

Turner Industries fabricated four pairs of wind turbine installation modules, which were then delivered via barge to the Northeast. This was a major fabrication project at Turner’s New Iberia, Louisiana module fabrication yard. By project’s end, Turner had fabricated and assembled eight wind blade racks made of structural steel, including four doubletower blade “tip racks” weighing 98 metric tons apiece and four single-tower “root racks” weighing 78 metric tons apiece.

The EIC awards recognized 91 of the nation’s top construction projects in 2023. The leading national competition honors general and specialty contractors for industry-leading, safe and innovative construction projects from

Turne r ’s Small-Cap Footprint in Texas Continues to Grow

With more project work on the horizon throughout the Lone Star State, Turner Industries’ Texasbased small capital projects group (Cap-X) is continuing to grow. One example is Turner recently added a nested small cap team at the Oxy La Porte facility, performing services such as mechanical and scaffolding.

“Turner is excited to expand its footprint at the Oxy La Porte facility with a dedicated small cap team,” said Gregory Stephens, operations manager for Turner Industries. “With this nested small cap team now in place, we look forward to playing a continuing role in the success of Oxy La Porte.”

A Look Inside TSS Environmental Services From Start to Sustainable Finish:

Laying t he Foundation

For decades, Turner Specialty Services’ (TSS’) environmental group has safeguarded clients in the petrochemical, chemical, energy, power generation, pulp and paper, and related industries. Their extensive experience, diverse services, and deep resource pool deliver cost-effective solutions that minimize environmental risks.

TSS provides an innovative, consolidated approach as a full-service tank, civil, and environmental services contractor, ensuring clients have access to the most advanced industrial solutions available. A commitment to sustainability is also reflected in the group’s start-to-finish service model, which emphasizes responsible waste management and environmental stewardship throughout every project.

KICKSTARTING THE NEXT GENERATION KICKSTARTING THE NEXT GENERATION

Turner Industries University is building the workforce of tomorrow, providing current participants with hands-on, action-filled training. Check out what a few of these participants have been up to during the past couple of months!

F e rnando Herrera is taking his career to new heights, learning all about rope access services at our state-of-the - art training center in Pasadena, Texas.

Slade Zeppuhar and Evan Landry are putting their plans into action, getting to experience firsthand the ins and outs of modular fabrication at Turner’s modular fabrication facility in Port Allen, Louisiana.

Madison Doyle is making sparks, learning all about pipe fabrication at Turner’s Port Allen, Louisiana pipe fabrication facility.

Dan Davis

Current Title: Construction Manager — Beaumont, Texas

Dan Davis has just about done it all throughout his career with Turner Industries, which spans nearly five decades. His career path exemplifies dedication and growth, taking him from ironworker to a construction manager overseeing complex projects.

A Quick Q & A with Dan

What led to your position?

What makes Turner such a special place for you?

What do you enjoy most about your job?

Looking back, what stands out as a favorite moment with Turner?

What do you enjoy doing outside of work?

What ’s the most valuable piece of advice you’ve received?

Any words of wisdom for those just starting their careers at Turner?

I started in 1977 when Turner Industries was operating as Nichols Construction. As an ironworker with Local 623, I honed my skills in various divisions before transitioning to Harmony in 1979. In 1980, I was promoted to general foreman. From there, I worked my way up to becoming a supervisor, superintendent, site manager and construction manager, turnaround manager, and project manager.

Turner Industries has always treated me like family, and the company has consistently supported me throughout my career.

I thrive on challenges and adapting to new situations. Plus, working with fantastic people makes it even more rewarding.

It ’s hard to pick just one! I’ve truly enjoyed working on large-scale, intricate projects. But equally valuable are the lasting friendships I’ve built with colleagues across the country.

Hitting the open road on my Harley Davidson is a great way to clear my head. Fishing and spending quality time with family are also at the top of my list.

It ’s a combination of things: work hard and get noticed, treat others with respect, prioritize family, and remember that perception matters. Also, “Lead, follow, or get out of the way” resonates strongly with me.

Dedication and hard work are key. Remember, success is a team effort. Be open to learning from those around you, and share your own knowledge freely. Change is inevitable, so embrace it! Finally, never forget the power of teamwork no one succeeds entirely alone.

DEVELOPMENT

Recruiting, Training & Retaining Our Most Important Asset–People

INSPI RING THE NEXT GENERATION

Turner Industries Supports Local High Schools, Colleges, and Career Events

Channelview, Texas — Turner Industries participated in the 23rd Annual Career Day at Channelview High School. This event provides students with valuable insights into various career paths within the oil and gas industry. Turner employees had the opportunity and experiences to inspire the next generation

Santa Fe , Texas — Santa Fe ISD recently hosted a career fair, where Mikayla Mora represented Turner’s workforce development team. Santa Fe is one of the newest school districts to join CMEF as a NCCERsponsored training program.

Inspiring STEM Futures with NASA

Hammond, La. — Turner Industries Corporate QA Manager Laura Meche recently engaged in STEM activities with NASA, the Northshore STEM coalition, and local colleges. Sponsored by Southeastern University, a virtual engineering day challenge was held at five sites, led by women engineers and scientists, with NASA guiding activities virtually and locally. Participants built a Moon Landing Lunar Module using household items, learned about NASA’s vehicle modeling, and discussed the Lunar eclipse. Louisiana’s LaSTEM Network aims to enhance STEM opportunities statewide, preparing the future STEM workforce. Laura was also recently appointed to the Northshore STEM Coalition Advisory Board for Region 9.

in Industry Event

Beaumont, Texas — In support of Women in Construction Week, Turner Industries served as a sponsor of the Southeast Texas Women in Industry event hosted by ExxonMobil and ISTC. Turner Workforce Development Manager Carla Thompson served as a subject matter expert. The one-week event offered several opportunities for students and women interested in a career in the construction industry to learn how to get started. These opportunities included roundtable discussions and coffee chats with industry subject matter experts, ré sum é tips, and pathways to industry information.

East Ascension High School

Gonzales, La . — Turner Industries is a program sponsor of East Ascension High School and has been for a number of years. Myra Boudreaux, an instructor at East Ascension who teaches welding, requested Turner welding professionals visit with students to provide some insight about the industry. In recent years, East Ascension has become a top competitor

development, safety, and pipe fabrication teams hosted high school educators from several independent school districts for an instructor safety day. Attendees were given the opportunity to learn more about Turner’s services, career opportunities, pipe fabrication processes, and rope access capabilities.

Corpus Christi, Texas — This One’s for the Gals’, a non-profit organization based in south Texas, hosted its first galentine gathering to assist girls interested in learning about career pathways in construction, energy, and manufacturing. Turner Industries is supporting their mission, which is carried out through working with educational institutions, workforce development programs, industry partners, and using each and every

ABC New Orleans/Bayou Chapter Welding Competition

New Orleans, La. — The ABC New Orleans/Bayou Chapter hosted its annual in-house welding competition, which Turner Industries supported. Turner provided dinner for students and guests, with participants competing in plate welding, pipe welding, and TIG welding. Turner’s Carl Menina, QA/QC supervisor, and Barry LeBlanc, retired QC Manager, served as judges.

East St. John High School juniors Ean Watson and Mitchell Walker claimed first and second place in the plate welding competition. Turner partners with ESJ, sponsoring these students for nighttime training at ABC Bayou. Jorge Guillen secured second place in the pipe welding competition. Currently employed by Turner at Shell Norco, Jorge continues to excel in his field. All three students earned spots to compete at the National Craft Championships in Kissimmee, Florida.

ABC CMEF Graduation

Houston, Texas — Turner Industries recently took part in the ABC CMEF Graduation ceremony, honoring employees who completed NCCER programs in the past year.

The Turner employees who were recognized included Darrien Batiste, Crisotopher Cardona, Juan Cardenas, Luciano Leal Cantu, Freeman Edwards, Eddie Flowers, Nallely Garcia, Domenic Garza, Kevin Guerrero, Angel Herrera, Robert Hernandez, Mario Sanchez, J. Cruz Miramontes, Pablo Leos, Johnny Molina, Omar Arroyo, and Josue Rodriguez.

Turner Industries University Recruitment

At Turner Industries, we’re always looking for the next generation of industry leaders. That is why we launched Turner Industries University last year, and we’ve been actively recruiting on college campuses to find the program’s next participants. For more information about Turner Industries University,

From left are Nathan Bowen, Claire Dantin, and Kent Dartez.

McNeese State University Career Expo

From left are Kara Devall, Colin Macias (current Turner Industries University participant), Lizzy Moon (current Turner Industries University participant), and Claire Dantin.

University of Louisiana Monroe Construction Management Career Fair

From left are Claire Dantin and Lindyn Landry (current Turner Industries University participant).

Louisiana State University Career Expo

TEAM Turner

OUR EMPLOYEE-DIRECTED VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION

Brazoria County Dream Center’s Backpack Buddies Program

Clute, Texas — Turner Industries employees at Olin and Turner’s regional office in Freeport, Texas made a large food donation to the Brazoria County Dream Center in support of their Backpack Buddies Program. The donation filled 800 backpacks with nutritional food for students to take home

Brazosport Independent School District Foundation Throwback Prom

Freeport, Texas — Turner Industries employees attended a throwback prom with the theme of “Havana Nights” to support the Brazosport Independent School District Foundation. The foundation supports educational programs

34th Annual ABC Texas Gulf Coast Cook-Off and Charity Fundraiser

Freeport, Texas — Turner Industries employees participated in the 34th Annual ABC Cook-Off and Charity Fundraiser, winning third place in the brisket category.

Santa Maria Hostel Facility Community Service Event

Houston, Texas — Turner Industries employees recently participated in a community service event at the Santa Maria Hostel, a center dedicated to addiction recovery, housing, prevention, and intervention. Turner employees volunteered to clean and paint the lunchroom. Additionally, they pressure washed and painted benches in the patio area.

Houston

From left, the Turner team of Larry Whitworth, Jonathon Garay and Bobby Pollard took third place in the brisket category at the recent ABC Texas Gulf Coast Cook-Off and Charity Fundraiser.

— Turner Industries employees volunteered at “Touch A Truck,” cooking for 700 people at the event. Turner also helped organize special visits for children at The Emerge Center and Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital, giving them

American Heart Month

Pasadena , Texas — Turner Industries employees at offices and jobsites across the country showed their support for American Heart Month, helping bring

Driscoll Children’s Hospital Friends Circle Donor Wall Dedication

Houston, Texas —Turner Industries has been recognized as a 2023 honoree and added to Driscoll Children’s Hospital’s “Friends Circle” donor wall located at the entrance to the hospital. Turner is proud to support Driscoll Children’s Hospital and donate to children and families in need.

From left are Turner Industries SIPA Regional Manager Jim Martinez, Driscoll Children’s Hospital Board of

NEWS & NOTES

Turner Representatives Inducted into ABC Pelican’s 2024 Board of Directors

Baton Rouge, La. ABC Pelican Chapter recently announced its 2024 Board of Directors. This year’s board is composed of industry leaders from 17 different ABC Pelican member companies, helping lead the association with their industry knowledge and experience. Turner representatives inducted into ABC Pelican’s 2024 Board of Directors include Director of Public Affairs Michelle Hardy as Secretary, Treasury Manager Ben Brown as Treasurer, and Director of Business Development Donn Peterson as Board Member.

AP I ’s Inspe ction and Mechanical Integrity Summit

San Antonio, Texas Turner Industries and Turner Specialty Services representatives attended the API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit, sharing information regarding Turner’s “ONE Solution” service model as well as NDE and

HASC Tailgate Extravaganza

Pasadena, Texas — To kick off the year’s awards season, Turner Industries supported the Health and Safety Council’s Tailgate Extravaganza held at the Pasadena Fairgrounds.

This year ’s event theme was “Safety on the Strip,” with Turner ’s booth coming to life with safety lighting the way!

Turner’s Jerome Tarpey Retires after 42 Years at Shell Deer Park

Deer Park, Texas — Turner Industries would like to acknowledge Jerome Tarpey, a buyer who has worked over 42 years at the Shell Deer Park facility. Jerome joined Turner in 2006, and working at the same jobsite for over four decades certainly calls for celebration. Congratulations, Jerome!

Jerome Tarpey, center (in the light blue shirt), who recently retired from Turner Industries, worked at Shell Deer Park for 42 years.

From left are Turner Industries' Sean Stanford, Favian Segoviano, and Doug Sinitiere, Oxy's Joaquin Navarro Sr., and Turner Industries' Michael Stirrat.

ABOUT TURNER

Turner Industries provides a single solution in heavy industrial construction, maintenance, turnaround, pipe and module fabrication, equipment, rigging and specialized transportation, and associated specialty services. Engineering NewsRecord Sourcebook ranks Turner as the nation’s top maintenance contractor in petroleum, and one of the top contractors in Texas and Louisiana. The company, headquartered in Baton Rouge, L ouisiana , employs 18,000+ and works across the United States.

SERVICE OFFERINGS

CONSTRUCTION & MODULAR FABRICATION

MAINTENANCE

SHUTDOWNS, TURNAROUNDS & OUTAGES

E QUIPMENT, R IGGING & S PECIALIZED T RANSPORTATION

P IPE, VESSEL & STEEL FABRICATION

SPECIALTY SERVICES

REGIONAL OFFICES

ALABAMA ARKANSAS

Decatur El Dorado

Mobile

FLORIDA Pensacola

LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge Geismar

Lake Charles LaPlace

Monroe New Iberia

New Orleans Port Allen

TEXAS

Beaumont Corpus Christi

Freeport Houston

Paris Point Comfort

Port Lavaca Port Arthur

DAVID J. FRANKS Chief Operating Officer JAMES P. SYLVESTER Chief Financial Officer

AMY KLING Chief Information Officer

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STEPHEN M. TOUPS Chief Executive Officer

RICK SCARDINA Chief Administrative Officer

ROLAND M. TOUPS Executive Chairman