Workplace initiative gets green
light
By
Capt. Sarah Schwennesen
66 ABW Public Affairs
On Monday, the Electronic Systems Center Corporate Board, chaired by
Electronic Systems Center vice commander Maj. Gen. Arthur Rooney,
convened to review and approve some Workplace Initiatives that have
been identified across the base. These Initiatives are projects that
have been identified by units as essential to improving work centers
at Hanscom.
The Workplace
Initiative is one of five "W's" that Lt. Gen. Johnson has identified
to allocate resources. The other "W's" are: Warfighter, Workforce,
Workload and Worktools.
The 120 projects that were submitted in response to the initial tasker
were divided into two groups, contract work and self-help work. They
were then ranked against each other, in relation to their relevance
toward improving the workplace. There were some projects that did
not fit the intent of the workplace improvement tasker and these
were placed on a third list that will be addressed separately.
Projects included work such as plaster patching walls, shampooing or
replacing carpeting, cleaning or repainting wall surfaces, painting
walls and replacing ceiling tiles and blinds on windows. Maj. Gen.
Arthur Rooney allocated $217,000 toward some of the projects on both
lists, reinforcing the idea that Hanscom personnel deserve to have a
great place to work.
“The Workplace Initiative program seeks to address some of the
quality of life issues that people live with on a day-to-day basis
in their work centers. We aren’t able to fix everything, but we are
ensuring that the most relevant projects are getting taken care of,
to improve the workplace across Hanscom. The Workplace Initiative is
just one of the Center's five "W's" that support Air Force Materiel
Command, Air Force and SAF/AQ (Office of the Assistant Secretary of
the Air Force for Acquisition) priorities," said Gen. Rooney.
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