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FLOW LIKE WATER
4
Right of Way
Staff Meeting
Flow Like Water
October 18, 2018
Today's theme
resulted from the convergence of 3 things
the death of Senator McCain,
Our Guest Speaker's topic-
-water management,
. . . and the USS Oriskany
Know Your Knots
Know Your Knots
Maximize your Professionalism
From the copying machine to downloading versatile apps, let technology make your life easier and more efficient.
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FDOT Helps!
Video
ASK FDOT
FOLKS, CONSULTANTS & INDUSTRY SPECIALISTS
Try new things
WHAT'S NEW?
WHAT'S YOUR DATA?
HOW DO YOU PROCESS?
WHAT'S CHANGED ?
FDOT HAS LOTS OF APPS
There is a plethora of stuff out there
OLD APPS
New Apps
Skype, Trello, Survey Monkey, Citrix (GoTo Meeting, etc.) and more
NEW APPS
NEW is not hard,
but there is a basic
Requirement
TRY IT
AN IRR
BRING IN THE NEW & UPDATE THE OLD
Review & revise
But keep and eye to procedures
Did you Know?
Every procedure has a preface linking to the applicable "AUTHORITY" & "REFERENCES" for what is in the procedure.
The "Authority" can make it hard to eliminate or change much of what we do, but also keeps us honest, fair, law-abiding and true to the constitutional rights of and entitlements afforded to citizens.
Being procedure-savvy makes you better at what you do and better able to challenge processes that can benefit from revision.
If it's good, share
Share
. . . One Hand for the Boat
One hand for you and
While we work as a team, we know that when a teams member is strengthened, the entire team grows stronger. Take advantage of professional development opportunities that hone and enhance personal skills, then share these with your co-workers. Developing areas of expertise helps you become a resource for the team. It’s a win-win for you, ROW and FDOT. (Jackie's Award)
Performance Waypoints
Chart Your Course
From EPS to FTC
. . . and a little beyond
Appraisal stats from July 1 thru Sept 30th
- 59 Appraisals Received on 9 Projects
- 46 Technical Reviews Completed (Avg. 29.26 days/review)
- 37 Admin Reviews Completed (Avg. 5.43 days/review)
Valuation Performance Review
OPERATIONS PERFORMANCE
Operations Performance Review
Property Management
D7 LEASE REVENUE IS 2ND IN THE STATE
$ 1,355,571
Surplus request circulations: 7
Demolitions : 7
Asbestos Surveys: 3
Projects inspected: 22, consisting of 220 parcels total
Records and Funds
182 Transmittals processed
Receipt Processing for D7 is 2.1 days
. . .we lead the State.
Production Performance Review
PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE
Are your work performance expectations realistic?
Work Performance
Can you see how they relate to the FDOT's goal to satisfy the FTC?
Your job contributes to getting us to where we want to go (toward that light house).
Trim the Sails to Add Power
Recognize outstanding Performance
Trim the Sails
5 AWARDS IN ROW
1. Exceptional Contribution Award, honoring Jon S. Beazley: Patricia Berg
2. Sustained Exceptional Performance Award: Ron Crew
3. Innovation and Creativity: Jackie Lawrence
4. I Made a Difference: Yemile Hernandez
5. Excellence in ROW Delivery honoring James S. Petrovich:
Ivana Alter; Penny Anthony; Pat Berg; Jim Beverly; John Brennan; Suamy Colon; Ron Crew; Allen Dickens; Jackie Fernandez; Alana Fromer; Fred Guillermety; Yemile Hernandez; Tracy Hiney; Jackie Lawrence; Ryan Maroney; Ryan Marsh; Hayat Mazili; Bill McTeer; Andrew Nappi; Lonnie Wittmeyer; Esther Ziatas; recent retiree Zenia Gallo; and D-1 transfer Cathy Gardyasz
Awards Ceremony
3 Nominations for the Secretary’s Award
SECRETARY'S CHOICE
RON CREW
JOHN BRENNAN
HAYAT MAZILI
Excellence in Customer Service recognizing Georgia Balter
EXCELLENCE
EXTENDED BEYOND ROW
TO SURVEY & MAPPING'S
Tom Croonquist
Jimmy Ledbetter
Mike Cocking
Matt Oost
George Fasting
Troy Barryhill
Jason Condron
James Marlow
Marty Davis
and MANY,
MANY,
MANY
RECOGNITION
APPLAUSE ON THE SPOT
EMAILS
EPLAUSES
THANK YOUs
Recognizing your service
OUR CONSULTANTS
BEST FOR LAST
BRUCE DILGES
RICHARD DOMINGUEZ
DAVID EATON
JOSH EATON
ISLAY ERVIN
LYLIAN FOOTE
ANDREA FATKIN-OLDEN
LUANN FRITZ
PHILLIP HOBBY
DANIEL MACK
PAUL MADDOX
JOHN MILLER
JEFF STERMAN
As Conditions Change . . . .
You can't sail straight into the wind—you have to sail at an angle and tack back and forth.
Working in ROW is much the same--we have constant obstacles in our path that cause us to tack to the 'waypoint'.
Learn to Tack
What Changes?
- Project Managers
- Case Law (US 19 CHK Appeal)
- Secretaries/Administrations
- Many things outside of our control
L E A R N T O T A C K
Conditions Change
State Road 52 Update
Ron, Joe, Lu Ann & others
SR 52 Extension
Overpass Road
Isn't that a County Project?
YES,
but . . .
Sailing in the same direction as the current makes passage smoother and increases speed. Allow FDOT experts to a provide swift current to success . . .
Go With the Flow
Daniel Lauricello
Guest Speaker
Daniel Lauricello, P.E., was promoted to District Roadway Design Engineer, on August 24.
He graduated from the University of South Florida in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering. He was hired into FDOT in 2010, and became the District Drainage Engineer in 2014. Prior to that, he worked for 13 years in the private consulting industry. Daniel and his former Roadway drainage team have been integral to advancing ROW's successful acquisition endeavors.
What is Safe Harbor?
Safe to Harbor
- All Dimensions of the Survey . . .
- Leadership
- Organizational Planning
- Quality/Excellence
- Recognition/Feedback
- Safety
- Training
- Work Performance
- Communication
- Management Credibility
- Resource Management
- Work Environment
work in harmony to make ROW Great
Safety
Safety Message
- October is Cyber-Safety Month . . .
- Penny's personal safety message
On October 26, 1966 a disaster occurred on the USS Oriskany. At first it seemed like it was attributable to human error. The Navy court-martialed five sailors, charging each with forty-four counts of manslaughter--including two apprentice airmen, the chief of the ordnance section, and Capt. John Iarrobino. All were acquitted because a defect in the Mark 24 flares were found to ignite when jarred. The Navy changed the flare design and crew numbers were increased
To this day, this incident is used in training.
Don't be afraid to be concerned about safety.
Harbor
FINI