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Covia's Safety First Mindset Makes All the Difference

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / May 1, 2023 / At Covia, Safety First is a core value that we've embedded into our culture and mindset throughout our organization. We take numerous steps to ensure that Safety and Health remains a daily and consistent focus for our Team Members, contractors, vendors, suppliers, and customers. This became particularly important when a Team Member at our Camden, Tennessee Plant recently experienced a health emergency.

The Camden Plant, approximately 80 miles west of Nashville, has a rich history, having been established in the late 1920s. It was originally an open pit, with sand hauled by truck to the processing plant. Years later it was retrofitted with an integrated steel pipeline and has since been converted to HDPE polyethylene pipe, allowing the plant to slurry and pump the material to the processing plant. Today, Camden's pipeline is nearly eight miles long, creating complexities within the pipeline that cannot be seen externally.

The plant is home to a special group of Covia Team Members who work uniquely well together - they fondly refer to themselves as 'family'. This plant supports our Industrial Sand segment, primarily the container, automotive, and pharmaceutical glass markets. They also support sodium silicates, fused silica, building materials, and sports & recreation.

While Team Members at Camden focus on their customers, communities, and environment, their primary focus is really on each other - and more specifically each other's safety and well-being, as shown by their recent actions.

Team Members were going about their day when an emergency struck. They found one of their friends, Calvin "Lee" Bullion, slumped over a steering wheel near the southwest portion of the site. Team Members jumped into action, after checking for vitals, they quickly realized he was not responsive, and called 911. Knowing they were at the furthest corner of the plant, and more than 15 minutes away from an emergency vehicle arriving, they retrieved the first-aid kit and AED. While they waited for emergency medical help to arrive, Team Members started CPR and administered shocks to restart Lee's heart. They monitored Lee and protected him from the sun until the First Responders finally arrived and Lee was air-lifted to a local hospital specializing in cardiac issues. Covia's heroes were applauded by the First Responders -- they had just saved their friend's life! Today, they are happy to have their friend back at work, happy and healthy and grateful for Covia's commitment to Life Saving Rules! Lee commented, "I am proud to share my story and grateful for the opportunity to recognize this amazing team who saved my life."

"To say that I am proud of the Team Members involved in this life saving event is an understatement," said Paul Alford, Camden's Plant Manager. "I can't overstate the importance of emergency preparedness and looking out for each other!"

For more information about Safety First at Covia, please see the 2021 ESG Report (https://www.coviacorp.com/esg/documents/).

Covia, Monday, May 1, 2023, Press release picture

Camden "Heroes" Pictured left to right: Scott McAlpine, David "Mikey" Douglas, Thomas "Guy" Hardin, Calvin "Lee" Bullion (cardiac arrest individual), Christopher "Chris" Hudson, Hayden Howell, William "Brady" Jackson and (not pictured Darren Birdwell and Donnie Hensley).

View additional multimedia and more ESG storytelling from Covia on 3blmedia.com.

Contact Info:
Spokesperson: Covia
Website: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/covia
Email: info@3blmedia.com

SOURCE: Covia

View source version on accesswire.com:
https://www.accesswire.com/752140/Covias-Safety-First-Mindset-Makes-All-the-Difference

© 2023 ACCESS Newswire
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