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Long Service Awards
Long Service Awards – June 2021
Five years
Alexander Baum, AES LTD
Heather Carr, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Samuel Macgregor, EM Engineering Europe Ltd
Jason McCammon, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Nicole Perrin, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Alice Smith, 5EM Chemical Ltd (Fawley)
Ten years
Matthew Day, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Ian Drage, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Daniel Stocks, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Twenty years
Andrew Elkins, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Edward Fisher, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Sean Gunning, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Gregory Parkinson, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
Martin Piper, ExxonMobil International
Christian Thomas, ExxonMobil International
Thirty years
Julie Balint, EM Chemical Ltd (Fawley)
Allan McKay, ExxonMobil International
Susan Partington, Esso Petroleum Company Ltd
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Give the world a shot
Like many people during lockdown, ExxonMobil annuitant Pauline Element was bored and unable to see her grandchildren. But after listening to the World Health Organisation and reading about the need for vaccines in the developing world, Pauline decided to act and make a difference.
Donation helps Air Ambulance educational work
A £3,500 donation made by ExxonMobil Fawley to the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance (HIOWAA) will help provide education opportunities for crew members and young people in the community.
Pipeline team wins Presidents Award
Alison Segun, James Taylor, Stuart Pace and Jon Anstee De Mas have all been awarded the Fuels & Lubricants President’s Award for their work on the Development Consent Order (DCO) for the Southampton to London pipeline (SLP) project. The scheme will replace 90km of the underground fuel pipeline between Boorley Green, Hampshire and the West London Terminal storage facility in Hounslow.
New elevated flare tip for FEP
A key part of Fife Ethylene Plant’s £140m upgrade currently nearing completion is the installation of a new elevated flare tip designed to reduce noise and vibration.
Running for those who can’t
0n Sunday 9 May, 50 ExxonMobil employees took part in this year’s global ‘Wings for Life World Run’, joining 180,000 people worldwide to raise money for a cure for spinal cord injury. The event has been organised by the energy drink company Red Bull for the past seven years, and in that time more than 715,000 participants have run for those who can't run.
