Recognize this foo?

[CBT]

Check out top story 3 when it scrolls to it, or you can click on it.

http://www.marinelink.com/

That is one sexy biotch....

[Ozark Marauder]

Congrats, Is that a long sleeve marauder shirt under that baby blue shirt? ....:rolleyes:

OZ

[Mike]

Congrats :banana::banana: :beer:

[justbob]

Alright Mr. BIGTIME!


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[Curless]

Very nice! 15 minutes of fame for you!:beer::banana2:

[PonyUP]

It's nice to see a picture of you that doesn't add "wanted for questioning"


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[Shaijack]

Sexy shot.

[CBT]

It's nice to see a picture of you that doesn't add "wanted for questioning"


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It does involve "poles", tho. Go figure!

[ctrlraven]

Since Casey wanted to be lazy, I'll help everyone out. Congrats btw :beer:

http://www.marinelink.com/news/employee-honored-safety351727.aspx


http://www.marinelink.com/images/show.aspx?aid=12659&width=310&height=500&/hii.jpg
Huntington Ingalls Industries' AMSEC subsidiary employee, Casey Tarnowski, wins annual safety suggestion award.

The annual Safety Suggestion Award contest is hosted by the Virginia Ship Repair Association (VSRA).
Casey Tarnowski was honored for his stanchion stabilizer, which prevents stanchions from rolling off flight decks and preventing them from being dropped through flight deck stanchion holes on aircraft carriers. He received the award and a $500 cash prize from Brian Applewhite, VSRA's safety committee chair, at the VSRA's recent general membership meeting.
"We are very proud of Casey for his innovative and creative safety initiative," said Harris Leonard, HII vice president and president of AMSEC operations. "Safety is one of our top priorities at AMSEC, and Casey personifies the spirit by thinking out of the box and keeping our customer and employees safe on the waterfront."

AMSEC LLC is a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries. With approximately 2,000 employees in 27 locations nationwide and overseas, AMSEC is a full-service supplier to the Navy and commercial maritime industry, providing naval architecture and marine engineering, naval ship systems assessments, maintenance engineering, waterfront maintenance support, acquisition program support, shipyard industrial engineering, and C4I installation and support services. AMSEC also provides life-cycle integrated logistics services, including technical manual development, provisioning documentation, spare parts management, training development and delivery, and software development.

[Granddaddy Marq]

You just look like a safe guy in that picture. Does that come with a nice little check too. A "Safty Bonus" $$$$

[CBT]

Since Casey wanted to be lazy, I'll help everyone out. Congrats btw :beer:

http://www.marinelink.com/news/employee-honored-safety351727.aspx

Bwahahahaha, I am feeling lazy today, lol!! Thanks, man.

[CBT]

You just look like a safe guy in that picture. Does that come with a nice little check too. A "Safty Bonus" $$$$

I got 750 from my company, 250 from VSRA for the 3rd quarter win, then 500 hunnerd from VSRA for 2012 win. It works great, that's the main thing. :beer:

[Joe Walsh]

Wait.....The picture doesn't show your "goody two shoes"

.....j/k

[RF Overlord]

Congratulations, Casey... :up:

Too bad you don't work for Carnival Cruise Lines...maybe their ships wouldn't burn down as often. :D

[Joe Walsh]

Casey...Is all that coin that you earned for the award going to be used for mods?

[Pat]

Congratulations Casey. Good for you.

I found out what a staunchon is. It's like a post/pole, evenly spaced around a ships deck with chain, rope or wire strung betweem them to keep sailors and/or material from being washed overoard or otherwise lost over the side. AKA a bannister of sorts.


Here's an example of a staunchion

http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.4781149902276576&pid=15.1

Regards.

[DOOM]

Very nice! 15 minutes of fame for you!:beer::banana2:

Too easy!!! :P


A very big :congrats: to you Casey! :beer:


Proud of ya man! :up:

[jflave]

Wat to go Casey :2thumbs:

[guspech750]

So lame looser.


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[CBT]

Thanks folks! Except guspech750, I hate that guy.....

Joe W, yeah I kind of screwed up and told Amy if I got another check she could have it. That turned out to be the one for 500. :rolleyes: Shoulda kept my mouth shut and put it in the Stainless Works exhaust fund. Oh well, lesson learned!

[sailsmen]

Congratulations!!!

[SC Cheesehead]

foo, yes; sexy biotch, not so much...:razz:

Congrats, bubba, you obviously impo'tent guy! :D

[Bluerauder]

Congratulations Casey !!!

:congrats:

[Marauderjack]

Nice goin' Casey!!:beer:

[CBT]

Congratulations Casey. Good for you.

I found out what a staunchon is. It's like a post/pole, evenly spaced around a ships deck with chain, rope or wire strung betweem them to keep sailors and/or material from being washed overoard or otherwise lost over the side. AKA a bannister of sorts.


Here's an example of a staunchion

http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.4781149902276576&pid=15.1

Regards.


LOL! Ummmmm, close Pat.

Here's a good video clip of some Asians filming the stanchions going up and down on the USS George Washington CVN-73.
At :22 and :52 and 2:56 you will see how they go up and down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qREhXTubSYU

[loud2004marquis]

Nice Job!
Congrats!

[05crownsport]

Kinky...I'm sure there are 1001 uses for those! I can only think of the dirty ones:)
Excellent work Casey!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0UvJZmGTsk&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[PonyUP]

Usually the only time I see Casey's pic is when I'm checking the sex offender database in Virginia


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[fastblackmerc]

check out top story 3 when it scrolls to it, or you can click on it.

http://www.marinelink.com/

that is one sexy biotch....

congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GAMike]

Nice going Sailor:wave::P

[CWright]

Congrats Bro! :beer:

[guspech750]

Isn't there another award you are eligible for too?

I thought I recall you saying there is an award for innovative idea of the year or something to that affect.



I told you congratulations on the phone along with huggies and kissies. :)

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[MyBlackBeasts]

Been waiting a long time to see a picture of this thing you designed...

To quote all mm.net members, "pics or it didn't..." well u get the idea!!! :D

[CBT]

Been waiting a long time to see a picture of this thing you designed...

To quote all mm.net members, "pics or it didn't..." well u get the idea!!! :D


Here ya go. Stainless rod, threaded at both end, both handles can untwist, checkered grips for gripping, knuckle guards. Prior to this, they would use a flat tipped screwdriver. The problem last time was the guy holding it had just come back from having carpel tunnel surgery on his wrists, he couldn't hold it. One wrist gave out, pole tilted, there goes the stanchion through the hole in the flight deck before the guys underneath can grab it and start screwing it onto the top of the lower pole.

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[SC Cheesehead]

Here ya go. Stainless rod, threaded at both end, both handles can untwist, checkered grips for gripping, knuckle guards. Prior to this, they would use a flat tipped screwdriver. The problem last time was the guy holding it had just come back from having carpel tunnel surgery on his wrists, he couldn't hold it. One wrist gave out, pole tilted, there goes the stanchion through the hole in the flight deck before the guys underneath can grab it and start screwing it onto the top of the lower pole.

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You ask me, it looks like some sorta weird sex object...


;)

[Mebot]

Here ya go. Stainless rod, threaded at both end, both handles can untwist, checkered grips for gripping, knuckle guards. Prior to this, they would use a flat tipped screwdriver. The problem last time was the guy holding it had just come back from having carpel tunnel surgery on his wrists, he couldn't hold it. One wrist gave out, pole tilted, there goes the stanchion through the hole in the flight deck before the guys underneath can grab it and start screwing it onto the top of the lower pole.

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is that a cellphone in your front pocket, or are you just excited to hold a rod in your hands?

:eek::eek:

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[Haggis]

Congrats Squid. Now get back to work you Foo.

[MyBlackBeasts]

Here ya go. Stainless rod, threaded at both end, both handles can untwist, checkered grips for gripping, knuckle guards. Prior to this, they would use a flat tipped screwdriver. The problem last time was the guy holding it had just come back from having carpel tunnel surgery on his wrists, he couldn't hold it. One wrist gave out, pole tilted, there goes the stanchion through the hole in the flight deck before the guys underneath can grab it and start screwing it onto the top of the lower pole.

Thanks! Very cool. PS: I like the new Avatar pic! :D