1. Sandra Woolfolk, Bev Robinson, Kimberly Ohrum and
Harriett Wilkinson regularly prepare care packages for troops
serving overseas.
As part of Dominion’s pipeline integrity process, the outer Dominion North Carolina Power lineman Gregory Smith
coating is removed to prepare to conduct tests for possible knows that safety is his No.1 priority.
internal corrosion.
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2. l i v i n g o u r c o r e va lu e s
& giving back
to our communities
sa fety, ethics and operating excellence
are Dominion core values. Working together as a team is our other core value.
Although our employees work hard to produce, transmit, distribute and store energy
safely, reliably, efficiently and effectively, we always strive for perfection. A strong
foundation to achieve this goal is our commitment across the enterprise to working
ethically and treating others with respect and honesty.
Because we are your neighbors, we also take our role in the community
seriously. And we enjoy giving back.
In the places where we do business, we are dedicated to supporting education and the
arts, helping disadvantaged individuals, and preserving and protecting the environment.
The can-do spirit of America is manifested in our employees’ many volunteer
efforts, including such diverse efforts as wetlands protection and donations to help
senior citizens pay their heating and cooling bills.
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