11/2/2018

Leadership Summit - Overview
2018 Leadership Summit Refresh
The 2018 Leadership Summit has come and gone, but the problem-solving tools developed as part of this continuous improvement journey are sure to continue.
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District 1
D1 Dave Bohrn continues safety legacy
In District 1, Dave Bohrn’s name has become synonymous with the word “safety” during his 34-year career, so it’s no surprise that he was just recognized as the Safety Person of the Year.
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Employees
Employee service awards totaling 765 years recognized Oct. 26
Last Friday, 44 Headquarters employees were honored for tenures at ITD in lengths of time ranging from five years to 40 years. In all, it represented a combined 765 years of service.
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District 2
D2 wins Maintenance Crew of the Year again
The Moscow/Potlatch crew was recognized at a meeting in Boise last week as the Maintenance Crew of the Year. Historically, they have been top performers in District 2 and in the state.
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Leadership Summit - Equipment Operator
Equipment Operator Training initiative wins problem-solving award at recent Leadership Summit
ITD employees selected a training program developed for maintenance workers as the overall winner in the problem-solving category of the recent 2018 Leadership Summit.
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Career Development
ITD Job Openings
The current list of job openings may help inform employees of the career choices available to them. The additional hope is that it may assist in external recruitment when looking for the best candidates.
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Leadership Summit - UAS Committee
Call them drones or UAS’s – either way they are changing the face of transportation
An idea submitted into the ITD innovation funnel in 2014 is now coming to fruition, but possible uses for UAS’s (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) — commonly called “drones” — have greatly expanded in that time.
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Leadership Summit - DMV Employee Recognition
DMV reinvents Employee Recognition Program
When employees are valued, satisfaction and productivity rises and workers are motivated to improve. Recent changes in state rules motivated DMV's Employee Recognition Program to realign its mission.
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