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“I moved to the United States from Cuba in 2023. My father, who also works for TIC, introduced me to the trades. I knew it was a great opportunity." Julio Zaldivar began his TIC career last year as a pipe helper at the Intermountain Power Plant (IPP) Renewal Project in Delta, Utah. He recently transferred to the Magnolia Power Generating Station in Plaquemine, Louisiana, as a pipefitter craftsman 1. His dedication and quick learning propelled him into a pipefitter craftsman 2 role. He was also selected for the company’s Accelerated Journeyman Development Program (AJDP) to become a pipefitter journeyman. Since leaving Cuba, Julio always looks for opportunities to improve his fluency in English by helping translate for his coworkers from Spanish to English. “It’s not only helped me, but has also helped our team’s communication and collaboration.” Thank you for your hard work and determination, Julio!

Here's a look at the Mill Creek 5 Natural Gas Combined Cycle (NGCC) Project in Louisville, Kentucky. TIC will be improving the coal-fired power facility by adding a 1x1 GE Power Island. This update will help lower carbon emissions and provide surrounding communities with a more efficient energy supply. The project also includes the addition of a new cooling tower, field-constructed water storage tanks and integrating the new power island with the plant’s current utilities and switchyard. “We’re excited to join the Louisville community for this rewarding opportunity. We're looking for heavy equipment operators and laborers to support earthwork operations. Underground utility construction will begin this fall, then we'll be hiring electricians and pipefitters in September for these scopes.” - Project Manager Wayne Wilson Learn more about the project and view the full job openings by downloading the TIC Craft News and Information App at https://bit.ly/3uutK0t.

In honor of Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. May we honor our nation’s heroes not just this Memorial Day, but every day.

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Last month, Golden Triangle Polymers Project (GTPP) employees hosted a “Life on Site & Craft Appreciation” family event at Clairborne West Park in Vidor, Texas. The day included a BBQ cookoff contest, cornhole tournament, live music and raffle prizes. “It feels great to be able to show my family who I work with and give them a chance to get excited about the work we do. The culture we are building on the job really shows through at events like these” said Project Engineer Jason Thayer. Project vendors and subcontractors were also in attendance, sharing in the camaraderie. “Many of us work and live away from home. Events like these help us refresh, give us time with family and friends, and remind us why we work,” said Project Quality Director Randy Maxwell. Learn more about GTPP and project opportunities by downloading the TIC Craft News App: https://bit.ly/3uutK0t

As Construction Safety Week concludes, we want to thank all of our employees for their commitment to working safely. We are proud of and thankful for all of you and your families that support you. At the end of the day, your safety will always be most important. #ConstructionSafetyWeek

In our industry, speaking up and using your voice matters. It fosters open communication, enhances productivity and strengthens project culture. Our Conversation Card guides these real-world conversations and empowers our employees to speak up. By connecting, communicating, encouraging and listening – we are creating a safe work environment for everyone. #ConstructionSafetyWeek

As we celebrate Construction Safety Week, we continue our focus on building important work safely. Keeping our crews, partners and surrounding communities safe remains our #1 priority. One way we keep safety at the forefront is by valuing each other’s voices so everyone feels heard and empowered to speak up. Through open communication and listening to each other – we are creating a safe work environment so that everyone can return safely home to their families. #ConstructionSafetyWeek

TIC and the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) have partnered to offer high-quality training in English and Spanish. The NCCER Power Lineworker introduction curricula are available now in Spanish. This partnership aims to meet the increasing demands of the energy sector and improve infrastructure by providing accessible, top-tier training in both languages. “The Spanish translation of the Power Lineworker Accelerated Journeyman Development Program is a turning point for our existing and future craft wanting to further their career in this high-demand industry where there may have been language barriers in the past,” said Apprenticeship and Learning Director Vance Brison. “We recognize the diversity of our workforce and are creating solutions to help them, our clients and our industry.” Learn more about NCCER’s Power Lineworker program: https://bit.ly/3K2n0uV