JOHN S. HEWITT TEAM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
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PURPOSE OF THE AWARD:
This awards aims at recognizing the recipients for "outstanding team achievements in the introduction or bringing into effect new concepts or the attainment of difficult goals in the nuclear field in Canada".
AWARD DESCRIPTION:
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
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Past recipients of the John S. Hewitt Team Achievement Award:
- 2006 - Kincardine Council / OPG Underground Storage Team
- 2006 - The McMaster Nuclear Reactor Team
- 2005 - The AECL Finned Strainer Team developed a finned strainer that enhances safety at CANDU and other nuclear plants.
- 2005 - The AECL International Tunnel Sealing Experiment Team performed the first in situ test and demonstration of full-scale repository seal components.
- 2003 - The Bruce A Restart Safety Analysis Team has made a
crucial contribution to the success of Bruce Power in receiving a licence for the restart of Bruce A Units 3 and 4
- 2003 - AECL's Hydrogen Recombiner Development Team developed
a passive autocatalytic hydrogen recombiner and has attained commercial success.
- 2000 - The Korean-Canadian Wolsong 2,3 & 4 Project Team
(KEPCO, KOPEC, KAERI, DAEWOO, HANJUNG, HYUNDAI, AECL and CANATOM NPM) for
outstanding teamwork in completing the Wolsong 2,3 & 4 Project on schedule.
- 2000 - T. Cousins, T.A. Jones, J.R. Brisson (DREO);
J.E. McFee (DRES); T.J. Jamieson, E.J. Waller, F.J. Lemay (SAIC) and
H. Ing, E.T.H. Clifford, E.B. Selkirk (BTI) for the creative conceptualization
and innovative application of a thermal-neutron-activation-based system for
detecting non-metallic land mines, allowing the effective detection and
removal of these deadly devices.
- 1998 - Mr. John Skears, Dr. Charles Chang and Mr. Tung Toong, for
the development of the SOPHT Computer Code.
- 1997 - C.C. Davison, K.W. Dormuth, P. Gillespie, M.A. Greber, K. Johansen,
L.H. Johnson, G.R. Simmons, S. Whitaker, A.G. Wikjord, R. Zach,
and all team members at Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and Ontario Hydro
, for Development of the Concept, and Preparation of the Environmental
Impact Statement for Disposal of Canada's Used Nuclear Fuel.
- 1996 - Staff of Point Lepreau G.S., for excellence in nuclear power
plant operation and exceptional sustained plant performance.
- 1996 - Charles Kittmer, Roger Joynes and Larry Green, for the development and demonstration of micro-sampling of pressure tubes.
- 1995 - Don McLean, Bill Morgan and Mitch Ohta, for the development and demonstration of dry spent-fuel storage.