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Feature Story:
Announcing the 2014 AES Global Award Winners
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Company Confidential
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Thanks to the hard work and dedication of AES people around the world, 2014 was a successful year. As we look back, we have many accomplishments to recognize. As we do each year, we recognize the best-of-the-best at AES with our Global Awards and and Global APEX Award. Earlier this week, AES' top leadership recognized the 2014 award winners. Over the next few weeks, the Spotlight will highlight the winners and how they had impact on our company, our people, and our performance.
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Announcing the 2014 AES Global Award Winners
At AES, our people are our energy. With 17,800 people around the world, our people go above and beyond to fulfill our mission and live our shared Values. Each year, we take the opportunity to celebrate the best of our best through our Global Awards. Earlier this week, the 2014 Global Award Winners were recognized by our top leadership at a ceremony in the Dominican Republic. The people selected and honored for their efforts in 2014 demonstrated creative thinking, hard work, leadership and results. |
The APEX Global Awards is dedicated to recognizing and promoting the work performed across the organization to achieve excellence through the use of the APEX methods and tools. In addition, the awards foster the continuous growth and development of the program inside each AES business. The impact has been profound with measurable results to include: over US $175M in benefits in 2014, more than 65% of the workforce trained and more than 500 projects completed and under execution during 2014.
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AES Panama delivers safety equipment to National Fire Department
At AES, we do more than generate electricity; we power communities by making positive contributions in all the markets we serve. AES Panama, part of the Mexico, Central America and Caribbean (MCAC) Strategic Business Unit (SBU) help strengthen local emergency response efforts in communities near the Chiriqui Hydroelectric Complex, by providing safety equipment to the Boquete fire station of the National Fire Department.
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Armenia Mountain rescue team conduct rescue drill atop Turbine 92
In 25-degree weather on a day in early December, the Armenia Mountain Wind rescue team, part of the US Strategic Business Unit (SBU) donned their cold gear to practice in rescue drill at Turbine 92. As part of the AES Armenia Mountain Wind Fall Rescue Program, Jeff Perry and Keith Holbein, the business's fall protection competent persons and rescue trainers, organized and conducted a refresher training for the site's rescue authorized persons.
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Cristian Leiva Cabezas is Always on for Safety
Cristian Leiva Cabezas is a maintenance technician in the Civil Works Team at Centrales Cordillera, Chile, part of the Andes Strategic Business Unit (SBU). Cristian knows that good things are always the result of someone's actions and he wanted to make good things happen. This is how he started internal campaigns focused on safety such as "Rake Operation Campaign" which was an effort against cigarette butts. Cigarette filters can take many years to degrade. Also, the toxic residue in cigarette filters is damaging to the environment.
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Connect with us and join the conversation
At AES, we're continuously working to raise the visibility and image of AES as a company that improves lives by providing safe, reliable and sustainable solutions in every market we serve. To help us continue with this work, we've developed new social media profiles to engage both our people internally and with various external audiences. We've created a new Twitter handle and optimized the content on our LinkedIn company page and our YouTube company page.
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