ARAUCO FORWARD - 5/1/25

CELEBRATING APRIL SERVICE ANNIVERSARIES

We are excited to honor the dedication and hard work of our colleagues who celebrated service anniversaries this past April. Their commitment and contributions have been vital to our success, and we are deeply grateful for their continued efforts.

Please join us in congratulating the following employees:

• Timothy Carr – 35 years
• Donnie Draper – 25 years
• Stephen Organ – 25 years
• Jeffrey Allen – 15 years
• Stephane Beaulieu – 10 years
• Mark Bertolo – 10 years
• Jonathan Hall – 10 years
• Brent Hurley – 10 years
• Jermaine Stacker – 10 years
• Nicholas Winiecki – 5 years

Know someone who would make a great addition to the ARAUCO Team? Browse some of our open roles below!

• HRBP - Malvern
• Safety Manager – Albany
• Maintenance Electrician - Bennettsville
• Safety Leader - Moncure
• Accountant Assistant - Grayling

ARAUCO INTELLIGENCE TRANSFORMS WEBSITE

We’re kicking off the test launch of a new AI-powered homepage for ARAUCO North America and we need your feedback!  

This pilot site is designed to explore how generative AI can help us work smarter—offering a faster, more intuitive, search-based experience for customers, vendors, and internal teams.

Click Here to test the site.  Please reach out to andrew.towson@arauco.com with any feedback. 

MALVERN HR TEAM PARTICIPATES IN LAKE HAMILTON DRAFT DAY

The Malvern HR Team took part in the Lake Hamilton Draft Day 2025. This event, hosted by the Lake Hamilton School District, is an annual career fair aimed at high school juniors and seniors. This year, 17 school districts participated, providing students with the chance to connect with over 50 local employers. Whitney Davis, Sr. Manufacturing HR Manager, partnered with the local SHRM Chapter and reviewed juniors' and seniors' resumes at Draft Day.

SAFETY TIPS + TRICKS

Fire and Electrical Safety:

• Avoid Overloading Circuits – Do not overload power strips or outlets.
• Handle Flammable Materials Properly – Store and dispose of chemicals safely.
• Know Fire Extinguisher Locations – Understand how to use fire extinguishers for different types of fires.
• Do Not Block Fire Exits – Keep all emergency exits and pathways clear.
• Ground Electrical Equipment – Ensure proper grounding of electrical tools to prevent shocks.
  
  

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