Each year, Idaho Cleanup Project team members host the Safety Days event, where they reinforce safety principles with the workforce. July 15, 2025
Office of Environmental Management
July 15, 2025
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Each year, Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) team members host the Safety Days event, where they reinforce safety principles with the workforce.
This year, U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management cleanup contractor Idaho Environmental Coalition LLC organized events at four key cleanup projects at the Idaho National Laboratory Site. Employees participated in educational activities that highlight personal safety at work and at home.
This year’s Safety Days themes centered on health and wellness; cybersecurity; emergency response; science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) education and volunteerism; environmental stewardship; motor vehicle safety; and the importance of procedural compliance.
Saprena Lyons manages several ICP health and safety programs, including the Voluntary Protection Program, Integrated Safety Management System, and Safety Culture and Human Performance Improvement programs.
“It is vital that our employees engage in safety and understand the important role they play in their own personal safety,” Lyons said. “Safety Days is a great way for our workforce to learn more about topics that keep them safe on the job and at home.”
-Contributors: Leslie Dal Lago, Allie Hoskins
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