Turner Industries Company Magazine Spring 2019

SPRING 2019

CHARTING A COURSE FOR SOUTHEAST EXPANSION

Our Southeast Headquarters in Decatur, Alabama at a Glance

GROWING PENSACOLA

Turner Industries Opens New MultiService Facility in Pensacola, Florida

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TURNER INDUSTRIES CO MPANY MAGAZ INE

EDITORS Jason Broha, Marie Crespo and Corinne Bergeron

WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS Jason Apodaca, Corinne Bergeron, Gary Blacketter, Tilden Boudreaux, Lee Browning, Mike Bryant, Dan Burke, Jason Broha, Carson Chaisson, Joshua Cole, Charles Courtney, Marie Crespo, Kent Dartez, David Ducote, Jordan Free, Phil Gauthreaux, Lori Garza, Bryan Gerace, Sandra Hilbun, Renee Jenkins, Alan King, Richard Kelly, Rodney Landry, Yvette Marino, Eric Lemoine, Raymond Neck, Mike Phelps, Angela Pitman, Sean Reynolds, Robert Richard, Amy Rouse, David Shephard, Chelsea Smith, Sean Stanford, Carla Thompson, Lance Wiebeck, Chad Yent

PHOTOGRAPHER Marie Crespo

CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jason Broha

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Scott Greci, Guru Design, LLC

IN THIS ISSUE ON THE COVER

4 SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARDS

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5 OSHA RECORDABLE FREE WORK

CHARTING A COURSE FOR SOUTHEAST EXPANSION

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MEET THREE EMPLOYEES MAKING A DIFFERENCE

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GROWING PENSACOLA

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ACROSS MULTIPLE SHELL SITES

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS

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n the northern part of Alabama, an hour away from the Tennessee state line, sits the

city of Decatur. With a population

just shy of 55,000, Decatur is known as the ‘River City’ because of its location on Wheeler Lake, along the Tennessee River. The river has been a natural economic driver for the city for almost two centuries.

Twelve Fortune 500 companies have facilities in the area. Industry giant General Electric to consumer brand Meow Mix® use the region’s waterways to transport raw and finished goods. It’s here, in Decatur, that Turner Industries settled in 2006, after purchasing a local fabrication facility. Since moving in, we’ve used our Decatur presence as a springboard to the Southeast region. From Hopewell, Virginia down to Pensacola, Florida, this issue’s cover story highlights our operations, the dedicated employees who make it happen and valued clients that give us the opportunity to make their sites successful.

Enjoy.

Jason Broha, Marie Crespo & Corinne Bergeron

6 SAFETY FIRST 8 PROJECTS AND SERVICES 14 CHARTING A COURSE FOR SOUTHEAST EXPANSION

19 BITS & BYTES 20 THE FUTURE OF JSA

COMPLETION AND COMPLIANCE IS HERE

21 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 26 TEAM TURNER™ 27 NEWS & NOTES 31 ABOUT US

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Shell Refining and Chemicals

Shell AO4 Tiger Project

Houston, Texas Equipment Operations

Port Allen Coatings Facility

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OSHA Recordable Free Work Across Multiple Shell Sites SHELL GEISMAR

Turner Industries employees across three south Louisiana Shell sites have celebrated multiple safety milestones. Turner employees at the Norco and Convent facilities recently celebrated one year OSHA recordable free, and employees at the Geismar facility celebrated two years OSHA recordable free.

SHELL CONVENT

SHELL NORCO

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Safety First

THE LATEST & GREATEST SAFETY UPDATES FROM AROUND THE COMPANY

Shell Global Safety Day Celebrations Safety Kickoff Luncheon at AdvanSix Hopewell, Virginia – A safety luncheon was held for Turner Industries and AdvanSix employees to recognize their outstanding safety efforts for 2018 and also encourage the same focus on safety throughout the 2019 year. Employees enjoyed a catered lunch, prize drawings and the company of Turner corporate management representatives Robert Chandler, Mike Welborn, Daniel Truxillo, and Keith Caldwell.

Port Allen, La. – In March, Shell Criterion and Turner employees celebrated Global Safety Day. During the event Criterion management took the opportunity to recognize Turner’s nested maintenance crew for receiving a Turner Site Safety Excellence Award. Shell General Manager Darylene Harris expressed her appreciation on behalf of the site for an outstanding job, always working toward GOAL ZERO. The Turner crew at Criterion led

by Randy Mech continues to lead the way and maintain an exceptional safety culture.

Six Years and Two Million Workhours OSHA Recordable Free Deer Park, Texas – Turner Capital Projects at Shell Deer Park has worked six years and two million hours OSHA recordable free. Currently there are over 200 employees providing capital, turnaround, specialty welding services, cranes/operators and rigging across the site.

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7.5 Years and One Million Hours OSHA Recordable Free Pasadena, Texas – Turner employees at Kaneka celebrated 7.5 years and one million work hours OSHA recordable free. A luncheon was held for the employees onsite to celebrate this outstanding safety milestone.

Sasol Mega Project’s “Safe Crew of the Week”

Five Years OSHA Recordable Free Decatur, Alabama – Turner Specialty Services’ Inspection Group at Indorama IVXP has worked five years OSHA recordable free.

“Awareness and communication are the keys to success for the TSS Inspection Group. This five-year milestone is a great accomplishment,” said TSS Regional Inspection Manager Nathon Williams.

Three Years and 487,000 Workhours OSHA Recordable Free

Westlake, La. – Turner’s Wash Tower Crews on the Sasol Mega Project were recognized as the “Safe Crew of the Week February 19.” Luncheons were held for both crews celebrating their diligent focus on safety.

Galena Park, Texas – Turner employees at Shell Lubricants have worked three years and 487,000 hours OSHA recordable free.

Wash Tower Crew – Day Shift

Shell Lubricants – Night Shift

Wash Tower Crew – Night Shift

Shell Lubricants – Day Shift

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Projects & Services Methanex G-1

Turnaround

WHAT IT TAKES TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT PROJECT QUICK FACTS PEAK HEADCOUNT:

525

WORK HOURS:

220,000

OSHA RECORDABLES:

Methanex Corporation in Geismar, Louisiana recently embarked on its first major mechanical turnaround since the reconstruction of the Geismar 1 plant. The plant, originally located in Punta Arenas, Chile, was strategically cut into sections and shipped in large modules to the United States where it was reconstructed in its new home in South Louisiana and began production in January, 2015.

Now, four years later, Turner was chosen to take this facility into its first major mechanical turnaround.

The event, spearheaded by Turner’s Turnaround Services Group, was supported by Turner Specialty Services (who provided hydro blasting, vacuum trucks, water jet cutting, and torquing services), the specialized welding services group, Turner’s SIPA group, our Pipe Fabrication and the Crane and Rigging Division. Turner was also charged with coordinating most other outside contractors.

During the event, Methanex held two two-hour safety stand-ups with outside speakers whose lives had been impacted by on-the-job injuries. At the second safety stand-up, guest speaker Turner Executive Chairman Roland Toups gave an inspiring speech he calls “Who Packs Your Parachute,” which emphasizes the importance of each and every member of a working team.

During all scheduled turnarounds at Methanex, the company holds a “Safe Days” fundraising event, benefiting a local organization. For this turnaround, Methanex partnered with the Geismar Volunteer Fire Department and pledged to donate $750 for each day of working safe. Turner pledged to match the Methanex donation by fifty percent and together the two entities raised $46,125 over the duration of the turnaround, which was completed OSHA recordable free.

“I would like to thank Methanex for giving us the opportunity to perform the first major turnaround on site. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all Turner employees who played a part in this event. It was a true team effort where we really showed we are ‘One Solution’ for our client’s success,” said Project Manager Eric Lemoine.

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PROJECT PERSONNEL PROJECT MANAGER: Eric Lemoine TURNAROUND MANAGERS: Trampus McLaughlin (days), Ernie Huff (nights) PROJECT SUPERINTENDENTS: Chad King (days), James Fowler (nights) PROJECT CONTROLS MANAGER: Joshua Cole QA/QC MANAGERS: Jim Bess (days), Devin Lemoine (nights) SIPA PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT: Craig Cortez TSS PROJECT MANAGER: Jonathan Simms CRANE & RIGGING MANAGER: Carol Dixon FABRICATION DIVISION MANAGER: John Richard

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Projects & Services

Rebuild of Boiler 10 at Shell NORCO Completed Turner Industries recently completed a turnaround at Shell in Norco, Louisiana, rebuilding one of the plant boilers. The work

With only two weeks to prepare for the job, the crew—in true Turner fashion—stepped up to the plate and hit a home run.

scope included removal and reinstallation of about half of the

“The performance we experience from Turner here at Shell Norco

drum internals, installation of flanges and valves, removal

absolutely deserves the highest of recognition. I want to express

and reinstallation of sample tubes, gaskets, and a 25-foot long superheat vent line.

The critical path of the job was to remove and reinstall the entire economizer—consisting of 38 panels with 76 buttwelds outside

my sincere gratitude and pride in the group of individuals that you had working with us on our Boiler 10 Turnaround. Their level of professionalism, pride in their work, knowledge and work ethic has

the boiler. This work also included removing and replacing a 12' x

been unsurmountable. I can honestly say, in my eight years here

28' expansion joint directly above the economizer. Discovery work

on this site I have never worked with a group that held such a high

during the outage turned the replacement of two other expansion

standard of professionalism and had such great problem-solving

joints into critical path work along with the economizer work.

abilities,” said Shell Pit-Stop Planner and Scheduler Cody Lambert.

PROJECT QUICK FACTS

PROJECT PERSONNEL

DURATION: 4 WEEKS

PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT (DAYS): Darryl Burris

WORKHOURS: 31,000 EMPLOYEE HEADCOUNT: 125

PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT (NIGHTS): Derek Hodges

WELDS: 132

PROJECT SUPERVISOR (DAYS): James Grice

VALVES REPLACED: 30 OSHA RECORDABLES: ZERO

PROJECT SUPERVISOR (NIGHTS): William Burns

SAFETY MANAGER (DAYS): Garry Perkins SAFETY MANAGERS (NIGHTS): Matthew Self & Windell Smith PLANNER: Dustin Smith QA/QC (DAYS): Bobby Simmons QA/QC (NIGHTS): Michael Stuchlik SPRING 2019 9

Projects & Services

Turner’s ‘Ascenders’ Continue Taking Services and Careers to New Heights After a successful launch last year, Turner’s Mechanical Rope Access Group has been deployed to Shell Deer Park. These “ascenders” perform, suspended at heights of up to 200 feet, a variety of skilled crafts including: pipefitting, insulating, welding, and ironwork. The crews have completed numerous jobs in the first quarter, incident and injury free, providing substantial cost savings to the client by utilizing rope access services in lieu of scaffolding and aerial lifts. Internally, the addition of rope access services has provided a new avenue for career advancement. To date, nineteen of our onsite employees have completed the Level I Rope Access SPRAT (Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians) certification course and have transitioned to the rope access group.

The interest and excitement around Turner’s Mechanical Rope Access Group at Shell Deer Park, and beyond, is a testament to our most valued asset – our employees.

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Projects & Services Client Expresses Appreciation for Turner Specialty Services – Vacuum and Hydro Blasting Services Keep Production Flowing Turner Specialty Services has provided vacuum truck and hydro blasting services at the Shell Criterion facility in Port Allen, Louisiana for the past six years. The crew, led by Site Supervisor Warren Thomas, has worked recordable free since beginning work on the site. Shell Criterion Operations Manager Heath Monson recently expressed his deep appreciation of Thomas and his crew for their outstanding long-term service to the site, which plays a critical role in keeping peak production flowing at the site. Monson also complimented the employees on maintaining “GOAL ZERO” while managing changing schedules, along with extended shifts weekly.

“These guys have been doing a great job working safely while providing our services to the client. The crew is dependable and provides extra resources when required by the site,” said Turner Project Manager Tilden Boudreaux.

Pictured left to right are Technician Quenton Pierson, Site Supervisor Warren Thomas, Technician Gregory Patin, and Project Manager Tilden Boudreaux.

Coating Facility Achieves 5 STAR Status in NACE Contractor Program Port Allen, La. – The Pipe Fabrication Division’s Port Allen Coating Facility received its initial accreditation under the NACE International Institute Contractor Accreditation Program (NIICAP) in 2016. After successfully completing three consecutive audit years with outstanding scores, the site has earned NIICAP’s AS-1-S accreditation with 5 STAR status. To qualify for 5 STAR recognition, Turner’s Port Allen site had to achieve and maintain a specific score for both sections of the "AS-1" audit, which evaluates a company’s business practices, personnel availability, training practices, equipment availability, and company history.

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Turner’s ‘One Solution’ Strategy Makes Honeywell Outage a Success In February, Turner Industries’ Beaumont office partnered with Honeywell in Orange, Texas to perform their annual outage. The twelve-day event, a combination of maintenance and capital project work, allowed Turner to showcase our ability to

PROJECT QUICK FACTS DURATION: 12 DAYS

utilize the wide breadth of services that truly separates us from others. Employees

PEAK HEAD COUNT: 162

from our Equipment and Rigging Division, Turner Specialty Services, Specialty

HOURS WORKED: 18,625

Welding Services, and the Maintenance and Turnaround Group assisted in safely and successfully completing the work. The outage was completed on schedule with zero OSHA recordables.

Turner maintains a full-time presence at the site, performing maintenance, stores assistance, planning and janitorial duties. The Capital Projects Group also continues to have a presence at the site as upgrades to the facility are ongoing.

“The recent outage is a prime example of leveraging longstanding client relationships with the ‘One Solution’ motto to deliver maximum value to the site and reflects how well we perform when all Turner divisions are utilized to deliver first-class results to the client,” said Turner Industries Project Manager Alan King.

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PROJECT PERSONNEL PROJECT MANAGER: Alan King SAFETY MANAGER: James LaFleur SITE SUPERINTENDENT: Chris Melancon CAPITAL PROJECTS SUPERINTENDENT: James Wilson EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Dustin Berry MAINTENANCE & TURNAROUND MANAGER: Colby Plaia TURNER INDUSTRIES Company Magazine

Projects & Services Specialized Transportation Group Successfully Delivers Modules Turner’s Specialized Transportation Group recently transported ten structural steel modules from our modular yard in Port Allen, Louisiana to a client in Mont Belvieu, Texas.

The ten modules were delivered in nine trips totaling over 4,860 miles traveled. Transportation heights varied from 16'6" to 17'11". With the assistance of bucket trucks, high pole trucks, Louisiana State Police and Texas Sheriff Deputies, the modules were delivered on schedule and incident free. Special thanks to Robert “Red” Fogleman and David Meyers at the modular yard for their support and assistance.

“Once again, the hard work and dedication of our team led by Seth Babineux has resulted in another successful oversized and overweight haul,” said Specialized Transportation Manager Gary Blacketter.

PROJECT QUICK FACTS NUMBER OF MODULES TRANSPORTED

10

TOTAL MILES TRAVELED

4,860

TOTAL WEIGHT

920,000 lbs.

PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT

Seth Babineaux

(1,630,000 lbs. WITH TRANSPORTER)

Turner Industries Expands Long-Standing Relationship with Shintech Turner Industries recently signed a Master Construction and Services Contract for work at Shintech’s Freeport, Texas facility. The new agreement will allow Turner to participate in upcoming bid opportunities at the site. Many thanks to Shintech Freeport Construction Team Leader, Mr. Fumiaki Adachi and the entire Shintech Freeport team who worked with us on this agreement. Turner has performed maintenance, turnaround, and construction services at the Plaquemine, Louisiana site since its construction in 2007.

Pictured left to right are: Mr. Taiga Akatsuka, Shintech Construction Engineer; Amy Rouse, Turner Industries Business Development; and Mr. Fumiaki Adachi, Shintech Freeport Construction Team Leader.

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Charting a Course for Southeast Expansion

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ver the last couple of years, Turner Industries has made strategic efforts to expand operations into the Southeast United States. Investments, in the form of new facilities and renovations, paired with increased service

offerings and a wider work radius to better serve our existing clients in those areas, will allow us to develop new relationships and open new opportunities.

Turner’s Southeast operations headquarters sits on 28 acres in the city of Decatur,

Alabama. The facility was acquired by Turner in 2006. The multi-service facility expands Turner’s presence beyond the Gulf Coast region and enables Turner to offer clients a growing variety of Turner services. Services include construction, maintenance and turnarounds, fabrication and coating services, small capital projects, SIPA (scaffolding, insulation, painting and abatement) and an array of specialty services including inspection and NDE services.

Today’s operation is overseen by Vice President Sean Reynolds. Over the past year, Sean has developed and implemented strategies to sustain Turner’s current southeast presence and positioned Turner for substantial growth opportunities. “We are growing our footprint, but it is important for us to manage the growth in a manner that is sustainable. Turner’s commitment to providing quality work delivered on schedule in a safe manner is always our top priority,” says Sean.

In 2017, Turner signed an alliance contract with Ascend Performance Materials, a provider of high-quality plastics, chemicals and fibers. The contract awarded Turner work at multiple facilities including the one located in Decatur, where Turner employees provide routine maintenance, SIPA services, civil work and groundskeeping. Lining up with our growth strategy, Turner recently expanded our site presence, completing a large outage driven by capital expansion.

During a visit to the Decatur Ascend site for this article it became immediately apparent that the owner/ contractor relationship is one of mutual respect and support. Ascend’s General Manager Scotty Hall summed it up for us. “At this site we are all one team, no matter what hard hat you wear. I am proud to say we have a great relationship with the contractors on site, Turner being the largest one.”

At Indorama IVXP, formerly BP Chemicals, another facility that Turner services, Indorama IVXP Maintenance Superintendent Terry Speight reiterated the idea. “Turner employees are exceptional to work with. If we encounter a problem, we work together to come up with solutions. It’s not a “we” and “them” situation, it is “us.” Turner employees also have an outstanding safety culture and take active roles in both our VPP and P.O.W.E.R. (Positive Observations With Excellent Results) programs,” Terry says.

Turner Industries is proud to call Decatur home and honored to play a role in the region’s economic growth and community impact. This is where our Southeast footprint first landed and where we are committed to the future, ensuring both our clients’, and the region’s, success.

Regional sites that are part of Decatur operations include: Indorama IVXP in Decatur, Alabama - Site Manager Bradley Evans. Ascend Performance Materials in Decatur, Alabama - Site Manager Randy Alexander. Ascend Performance Materials in Pensacola, Florida – Site Manager Jason McManus. Hunt Refining in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and Sandersville, Mississippi – Site Manager Joe Davis. Olin Chemicals in Charleston, Tennessee – Site Manager Richard Beeson. Olin Chemicals McIntosh, Alabama – Site Manager Sid Davis. Marathon Refining in Catlettsburg, Kentucky – Site Manager Marvin Moore. Shell Chemical in Mobile, Alabama – Site Manager David McAlester.

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Meet Three Employees Making a Difference Brian Alexander - Turner Civil Foreman at Ascend Performance Materials Brian Alexander has been at the Ascend site in Decatur for seven years. Shortly after Turner was awarded the maintenance contract in 2017, Brian transitioned over to Turner and was promoted to Foreman.

When not at work, Brian is an active church member and organizer of the town’s “A Night to Shine,” a Tim Tebow Foundation project that allows special needs children of all ages to attend a prom, complete with gowns, tuxes, limos and dates.

“Brian is a great person, a valuable part of the Turner team and an asset to Ascend.”

- Turner Site Manager Randy Alexander.

Ray Garner - Turner Civil Carpenter at Indorama IVXP Ray Garner has worked through multiple contractors at the Indorama IVXP site for 14 years. He has been with Turner since the inception of our site contract, four years ago. “Indorama is a great place to work and I love being part of the Turner team. They take care of us in a way that makes us feel valued. When Turner came in as the new maintenance contractor, we all got uniforms with our name on them. It’s a small thing but it makes such a difference, you get a sense of pride and belonging. It’s also easier to connect with your co-workers because you don’t forget anyone’s name!

Outside of work, Ray sings gospel with five of his seven brothers in a group aptly named “The Garner Brothers.”

Brex Jeffreys - Fabricator at Turner Industries’ Decatur Facility Brex Jeffreys started out as a helper in shipping and receiving nine years ago. Since that time he has worked his way up to fabrication, beginning with craft training in pipe fitting. He quickly caught on and today can expertly operate fabrication-related equipment such as the plasma table, plate roller, shear, press break, and forklifts. He has also excelled at his fitting and welding skills in vessel and structural steel fabrication.

“During his years with Turner, Brex has worked very hard to improve his skills. He also embraces Turner’s safety culture and we are proud to have him be a part of our Turner team.”

-Turner Fabrication Operation Manager Kevin Cooper.

TEAM Turner Community Involvement Turner employees in the region, like their co-workers across the country, can be found supporting local community initiatives including: “Barrels of Love,” “Toys for Tots,” and participating in United Way’s “Day of Caring.”

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DECATUR FACILITY QUICK FACTS

8,000 SQ. FT. OF ADMINISTRATIVE & OPERATIONS OFFICES

60,000 SQ. FT.

OF FABRICATION FLOOR SPACE

40 TON

SHOP OVERHEAD CRANE CAPACITY

ON-SITE YARD FACILITY FOR ASSEMBLY & STORAGE WAREHOUSE EQUIPMENT YARD ALLOY ISOLATION AREA/CLEAN ROOM PERSONNEL & HIRING OFFICE ON-SITE SAFETY, QA/QC & PURCHASING TRAINING & TESTING CAPABILITIES ABRASIVE & PAINTING FACILITIES CERTIFICATIONS

ASME, U, R; CWB, AWS D1.1, CE/PED

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CAPABILITIES

Contract Maintenance Structural, Piping and Vessel Fabrication Small Capital Projects Turnarounds Pharmaceutical, Dairy, Poultry, Food, Food Beverage and Brewery Inspection Services and NDE Scaffolding, Insulation, Painting, and Abatement (SIPA) FOR MORE DETAIL ABOUT OUR SERVICES AND CAPABILITIES PLEASE CONTACT: Mike Bryant - Business Development Manager (256) 260-4427 mbryant1@turner-industries.com Scott E. Bryant - Specialty and Pipe Fabrication (256) 260-4403 sebryant@turner-industries.com Kevin Cooper - Structural Fabrication (256) 260-4416 kcooper@turner-industries.com Sean Reynolds - Vice President (256) 260-4442 sreynolds@turner-industries.com SPRING 2019 17

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Pensacola, Florida Multi-Service Facility Solidifying our commitment to our Southeast expansion, in early 2019 Turner Industries opened a new 12,500 square-foot facility in Pensacola, Florida. Turner has long had a presence in the Florida panhandle area, offering inspection services via Turner Specialty Services, and will now be able to offer small capital projects, pipe fabrication and SIPA as well as maintenance and equipment services. The multi-service facility sits on one acre in the Ellyson Field Industrial Park.

“This is an exciting time for Turner Industries as we expand our southeastern footprint. This shop will be a base of operations for Turner to provide its services to clients in the Mobile and Pensacola area and beyond. As we continue to provide first-class maintenance to our current clients, we now have the ability to offer more services, providing one solution for our clients’ success,” said Turner Capital Projects Manager Matt McCollister.

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BITS & BYTES

HOW WE USE TECHNOLOGY TO DRIVE CLIENT SUCCESS

Pipe Estimating Software Takes Off Turner Industries’ Information Technology Department is currently working on a new web-based version of our proprietary pipe estimating software, formerly known as PIPS. The webbased application will provide a more precise and accurate way of estimating material and labor costs within the industry.

Version one of the application introduces digital input of takeoffs, allowing for a faster and more efficient bid process, and is scheduled to be released in the summer of 2019.

Soon the team will start working on version two, which will include a digital Isometric (ISO) viewer, complete with optical character recognition, alleviating the need for manual ISO drawing interpretation.

The development team, led by Product Owner Chelsea Smith and Scrum Master Jacques Steward, is using the latest and most secure web application platforms created by the engineering teams of Microsoft, allowing them to incrementally deliver a valuable estimating platform for our Pipe Fabrication Division.

“I am confident that our development team can deliver an application that is in-line with, or even better than, other current heavy-industrial estimating software applications,” said Product Owner Chelsea Smith. “This product will allow Turner to maintain its competitive edge by managing centralized estimates, take-offs, and reports.”

The web-based application will provide a more precise and accurate way of estimating material and labor costs within the industry.

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The Future of JSA Completion and Compliance Is Here

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n 2018, Turner Industries rolled out a pilot program allowing Job Safety Analyses ( JSAs) to be completed electronically on intrinsically safe tablets in the field. The benefits of completing JSAs electronically versus manually are many. First and foremost, the new approach improves safety through increased team interaction and knowledge retention. It also allows for greater accountability, better analytics, higher job efficiency, greater data integrity, and improved planning, procedure and communication abilities. As a result, we also see an increased time on tools and a reduction in overhead costs. The built-in artificial intelligence will allow us to retain institutional knowledge, automate procedures and learn from our mistakes.

All JSAs completed will synchronize to a central location greatly enhancing the ability of the foreman to oversee crew efficiency and progress and enable immediate intervention should the need arise.

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Workforce Development

RECRUITING, TRAINING & RETAINING OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET – PEOPLE

Turner Employee Helps Judge Welding Competition

Construction Maintenance Education Foundation Girls Construction Camp

Corpus Christi, Texas – Turner Workforce

Houston, Texas – Turner Industries

Development

sponsored

Coordinator

Jesse

Ramirez

the

Construction

participated as a judge in the Nueces County Junior

Maintenance

Livestock Show Welding Competition. Over 100

Foundation’s (CMEF) third annual

high school welding students from the region competed at the event.

Education

Girls Construction Camp. The full day event targets junior high girls preparing to transition into high school and gave the students an introduction to construction careers, including hands-on experience and

Pictured (right) is Turner Workforce Development Coordinator Jesse Ramirez & son Devin.

the opportunity to talk to women in our industry. A total of 32 girls from nine junior high schools attended.

Turner Industries Hosts Southeastern Louisiana University Construction Management Students Baton Rouge / Port Allen, La. – Turner Industries hosted Southeastern Louisiana University Construction Management students in support of their OSHE 382 Construction Safety final project. Turner Workforce Development Manager Ray Neck welcomed staff and students with a tour of Turner’s Personnel facility in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where they were able to see and learn about Turner’s inhouse Medical Department, Alliance Safety Council, and overall hiring process. Students were also given a tour of the Pipe Fabrication facility in Port Allen, Louisiana. Turner employees Gary Major, Patrick Thibodeaux, Anthony Fontenot, and Alex Guitreau led this tour educating the students on the importance of safety throughout their day-to-day responsibilities.

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Workforce Development ‘Women in Energy’ Get Support from Turner Galveston, Texas – Turner Industries sponsored the ‘Women in Energy’ conference held at Moody Gardens Convention Center. The event aims to educate women about the industry and the opportunities available.

Aside from having an information booth, Turner Industries’ Workforce Development group supported the CCPI (Community College Petrochemical Initiative) by organizing a mock interview station for participants. There were a total of 1256 attendees which included 547 high school students registered from 22 different areas, students from nine area colleges and local women interested in petrochemical career opportunities.

Turner Gives ‘Build Your Future’ Talk in Houston Houston, Texas –Turner Industries Workforce Development Coordinator Jesse Ramirez and Workforce Development Manager Carla Thompson visited the Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) to give a “Build Your Future” presentation, educating students about ways to begin a career in the industry such as onboarding requirements and the expectations of a helper. The HCDE provides NCCER CORE, pipefitting, and welding classes.

Turner’s Quality Control Group Supports High School Welding Contest St. James Parish, La. – Turner Industries’ Quality Control Department assisted in hosting a welding contest for students of St. James Parish Career & Technology Center. The contest was designed to simulate skills needed on a jobsite. Turner Quality Control Welding Supervisor Greg Sharp evaluated the students’ work and assisted with awarding prizes. “The students did a great job and we really appreciate all of the support Turner Industries provides to our students,” said Career & Technology Center Instructor Lane Beard.

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Workforce Development Brazosport Construction Students Meet Turner Recruiter Lake Jackson, Texas – Turner Industries Recruiting Supervisor DJ Millan represented Turner Industries at the Brazosport College Student Construction Association meeting.

During the meeting, Millan educated students on ways to begin their career in the industry along with the expectations of onboarding. The attendees consisted of Brazosport College students currently enrolled in construction related courses.

Turner-Sponsored High School Hosts New Welding Competition Singer, La. – Singer High School hosted the First Annual Beauregard Parish Welding competition, a new tradition for students preparing for district and area competitions. Turner Industries Training/Development Manager and Supervisor of ABC Welding School Kent Dartez attended in support of the event and a total of 31 students from four neighboring schools participated.

Singer High School, a Turner-sponsored school, was the first school in Beauregard Parish to offer Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) welding classes. It has been a successful program for three years. Qualifying students may take welding classes on Monday and Tuesday nights to obtain certifications which range from welding helper to combo welder.

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Workforce Development Turner’s Lake Charles Office Hosts Crane and Rigging Certification Classes Lake Charles. La. – Turner Industries hosted National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Crane Practical Examiner and Rigger/Signalperson Practical Examiner (CPE/RSPE) classes at Turner’s Lake Charles Personnel facility. Each class had a minimum of eight participants who attended a day of training, led by North American Crane Bureau Instructor Harold Williamson, for their respective practical examiner class. Upon completion of the classes, each participant became certified to administer NCCER hands-on practicals for Turner employees.

For more information about becoming a NCCER Practical Examiner, please contact Catherine Glueck at 225-300-8172 or cglueck@turner-industries.com.

Congratulations to all Turner employees who completed the training in February who can now administer NCCER crane and rigging practicals:

Crane Practical Examiners Arthur Lambert Exxon Refinery Baton Rouge Bridgette Phelps Shintech Plaquemine Jesse Ramirez Corpus Christi Personnel Jason Barnes Citgo Lake Charles Jeffrey Dyer, Sr. Dow Plaquemine Lynwood Ridge Phillips 66 Belle Chasse

Rigger/Signalperson Practical Examiners Arthur Lambert Exxon Refinery Baton Rouge Jason Langton Sasol Lake Charles Jesse Ramirez Corpus Christi Personnel Lynwood Ridge Phillips 66 Belle Chasse Randy Pace Indorama Decatur

Randy Pace Indorama Decatur

Robert Bryington Olin Freeport

Robert Bryington Olin Freeport

Steve Lebrun Sasol Lake Charles

Steve Boudreaux Sasol Lake Charles

Shannon Eddelman Westlake Lake Charles

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SmartShopper - Save money and earn cash on routine medical procedures Did you know that prices for the exact same medical services – such as MRIs, CT scans and various surgical procedures – can vary from hundreds to thousands of dollars, depending on where you receive the service? With this in mind, Turner is excited to announce the SmartShopper program by Vitals. The SmartShopper program can help you reduce your out-of-pocket medical costs AND give you a cash reward when you shop for cost-effective care. It’s as easy as:

1. SHOP

2. GO

When your doctor recommends a medical procedure, call a SmartShopper Personal Assistant or visit us online.

Have your procedure at a costeffective location of your choice.

3. EARN Once your procedure is complete and your claim is paid, a reward check is mailed to your home. No forms. No hassles. It's that easy.

“I had two procedures done and it was quick and easy to get my reward checks. Great experience and I definitely recommend.” – Alexis, Member.

DON’ T MISS OUT ON THIS GREAT PROGRAM To get started visit www.highmarkbcbs.com or call your personal SmartShopper assistant at (866) 285-7475.

Don't Get Scammed - Keep Your Hard-Earned Money What to Look for to Avoid Gas Station Card Skimmers Over the last couple of years, experts have seen an increase in gas pump skimmers. Below are a few tips and tricks to help you avoid getting scammed and prevent someone from stealing your hard-earned money.

• Be sure the gas pump panel is closed and does not appear tampered with.

Look for the security seal. If the pump panel has been opened, the label will be broken or read “Void.”

• Inspect the card reader. Does it look different from other readers at the station? Try to jiggle the card reader before inserting your card. If the reader moves out of place, report it to an attendant and use another pump.

• Pay attention to the keyboard. Criminals can use a 3-D printer to create a new keyboard to put on top of the real one. The keyboard might look different from the rest of the ATM, or the keys could look bigger.

• Utilize the fueling stations closest to the front of the gas station.

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OUR EMPLOYEE-DIRECTED VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION

Night to Shine

TEAM Turner™ Volunteers at Local Braille Challenge

Baton Rouge, La.— TEAM Turner volunteers assisted in setting up Tim Tebow Foundation’s Night to Shine, a worldwide prom event for people with special needs ages 14 and older. This year’s Baton Rouge event was held at Lamar Dixon Exposition Gym and was TEAM Turner’s fourth year participating.

Baton Rouge, La. – Every year, the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired holds a 'Braille Challenge' for its students as part of a national contest. The challenge is designed to motivate students and emphasize their study of braille, while rewarding their success with fun-filled, challenging, local and national events. After this year's competition, Turner volunteers cooked and served lunch to the contestants and their families.

Bella Notte – An Evening Amid the Stars

Dr. Seuss Day Corpus Christi, Texas – Turner Industries Purchasing Manager Lori Garza was invited by United Way of Coastal Bend to read to a Zavala Elementary School first grade class for Dr. Seuss Day. Celebrated each year, Dr. Seuss Day is a fun way to promote early childhood education. This year’s 52 volunteers came from 18 area businesses and organizations and read to over 900 local students.

Beaumont,Texas – Turner Industries supported the Bella Notte – An Evening Amid the Stars gala benefitting Girls’ Haven, Inc. Girls’ Haven, Inc. offers a residential facility for girls and provides a safe, nurturing environment for young women affected by abuse, homelessness or family dysfunction. The event included dinner, an auction and live entertainment.

Hiking with VOW22 for Veteran Suicide Awareness Lake Jackson, Texas – Turner Industries sponsored and participated in VOW22’s 2019 Veteran Suicide Awareness Hike. The non-profit organization VOW22 assists veterans through community awareness, camaraderie, interaction and communication.

Some Other Place Beaumont, Texas – TEAM Turner volunteers had the opportunity to help those less fortunate by serving meals alongside the nonprofit organization ‘Some Other Place.’ This particular day, 222 individuals were served.

Some Other Place provides 90,000 meals annually to those in need.

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News & Notes Turner Industries Announces New Corporate Appointments Baton Rouge, La. – Effective January 1, 2019 the following corporate appointments have been made for Turner Industries Group, L.L.C. and all subsidiaries. Changes will position Turner for continued growth and sustainability.

Thomas H. Turner has assumed the position of Chief Executive Officer. As past President of Turner and the son of our founder, Bert Turner, he is assuring the Turner family’s legacy continues.

Stephen M. Toups has assumed the role of President. Stephen most recently served as Executive Vice President in charge of business development and information technology.

Former Executive Vice President of Construction Lester

Barback has been assigned special projects. Taking over Lester’s responsibilities and leading our Construction Division will be Senior Vice President Joel Rushing (Eastern Division) and Senior Vice President John Golashesky (Western Division).

Billy Guitreau will remain Chief Operating Officer.

Roland M. Toups will retain the position of Executive Chairman and continue to oversee all Turner operations for the foreseeable future, his chief responsibility being to ensure our corporate emphasis remains on safe, ethical business practices with absolute integrity ingrained in all efforts.

Roland M. Toups

Thomas H. Turner

Stephen M. Toups

Executive Chairman

Chief Executive Officer

President

J.W. “Billy” Guitreau Chief Operating Officer

2019 API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit Galveston, Texas – Turner Specialty Services hosted an exhibit at the 2019 API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit, displaying the latest in nondestructive examination and inspections, including the future of corrosion monitoring. The four-day summit welcomed over 1,700 attendees.

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News & Notes 2019 Annual Safety Tailgate Extravaganza Pasadena, Texas – To kick off safety awards season, the Houston Area Safety Council and Houston Business Roundtable held a Tailgate Extravaganza. This year’s theme was “International” and Turner created a Cuban hangout, complete with a Caribbean steel drum band, and was awarded best booth design.

Economic Houston Port Region Alliance Annual Membership Banquet LaPorte, Texas – Turner Industries was a proud sponsor of the Houston Port Region Economic Alliance Annual Membership Banquet this year.

The event included dinner, music and dancing at the Sylvan Beach Pavilion.

VPP Recertification Audit Complete at OxyChem Taft, Louisiana – Turner Industries recently went through an OSHA Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) STAR recertification audit at OxyChem. There were no findings during the audit and Turner has been recommended for recertification. The Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) promotes effective worksite-based safety and health. Approval into VPP is OSHA’s official recognition of the outstanding efforts of employers and employees who have achieved exemplary occupational safety and health. “I would like to thank the entire team here on site for preparing for the recertification audit. Special thanks to Emelie Cortez for the impressive VPP display. The continuous efforts put forth by everyone here show what working together as a team can accomplish,” said Turner Site Manager Jay Courtney.

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News & Notes Turner Presents Donation to United Way of Beaumont and North Jefferson County Beaumont, Texas – Turner Industries employees Keith Rost, Phil Gauthreaux and Jason Apodaca presented United Way of Beaumont and North Jefferson County President Karyn Husband with a corporate donation.

Mike Surrency Named ‘Employee of the Year’ at Phillips 66 Turner Industries employee Mike Surrency has been named “2018 Employee of the Year,” at Phillips 66 Refinery. Mike was unanimously chosen because of his countless hours of selfless commitment to safety and his co-workers. “This title has been earned. Mike’s unwavering positive attitude and tremendous work ethic have earned him respect, not only as a loyal team member but as a friend as well,” said Turner Project Manager Charles Courtney.

Children’s Hospital Entryway Installation - A Work of Art Baton Rouge, La. – Continuing the decades-long tradition of giving back to the communities where Turner Industries employees live and work, members of our crane and rigging department assisted artist Christopher Janney in placing and installing the entranceway sculpture and sound artwork for Our Lady of the Lake’s new Children’s Hospital.

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News & Notes Turner Industries’ Legal Department Hosts Seventh Annual HR Summit

Baton Rouge, La. – As a major employer and service provider, it is imperative that Turner Industries always be on the leading edge, not only when it comes to expanding our service offerings and adapting the latest technologies, but also by staying abreast of the rapidly changing landscape when it comes to human resources regulatory compliance.

To be sure this happens, each year Turner’s human resources, employee relations and other key support managers participate in a Human Resource/Legal Summit, presented by our in-house legal counsel members.

Individuals from across company departments and regions come together to discuss a variety of topics vital to the recruitment, hiring and management of our employees. Topics include E-hiring, 30 SPRING 2019

internal investigations, and cybersecurity, as well as legal and regulatory updates.

A highlight of this year’s summit was the “Internal Audit Jeopardy,” hosted by Internal Audit Manager Michael Schoen. Topics included Integrity Reports, Fraudsters and Expense Reports.

Executive Vice President and General Counsel of GB Science, Inc. John B. Davis and Baker Donelson Shareholder Phyllis G. Cancienne were the luncheon keynote speakers who shared information about medical marijuana and the effects it imposes on the workplace.

Once again, the summit was a resounding success, and attendees departed with updated knowledge of how to deal with the many challenges they face managing a workforce of many thousands while at the same time making it easy for our clients to do business with us.

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About Us T

urner Industries provides a single solution in heavy industrial construction, maintenance, turnaround, pipe and module fabrication, equipment, rigging and specialized transportation, and associated specialty services. With $2.7B in 2018 revenue, Engineering News-Record 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, Louisiana, employs 20,000+ and works across the United States.

SERVICE OFFERINGS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, RIGGING & SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION PIPE FABRICATION MODULAR FABRICATION MAINTENANCE & TURNAROUNDS SPECIALTY SERVICES

REGIONAL OFFICES TEXAS

Houston Corpus Christi Point Comfort Paris Beaumont Freeport

LOUISIANA Baton Rouge Geismar Lake Charles Monroe

Port Allen New Orleans LaPlace

ALABAMA

Decatur Mobile

Corporate Office

FLORIDA

Division/Regional Office

Pensacola

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

ROLAND TOUPS

THOMAS TURNER

STEPHEN TOUPS

BILLY GUITREAU

Executive Chairman

Chief Executive Officer

President

Chief Operating Officer

www.turner-industries.com

turnerbusdev@turner-industries.com

(800) 288-6503

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P.O. Box 2750 Baton Rouge, LA 70821

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