Greg Wilkett, Fluor-BWXT President and CEO
Debbie Adkins is a project support associate and has been on the PORTS site for 13 years. Well-known as someone who is quick to lend a helping hand, Debbie enjoys being a part of many fundraisers and employee events.
In addition to her volunteer work with the Employee Giving Campaign, Science Alliance, Science Bowl and representing Fluor-BWXT at the Scioto County Fair, Debbie also serves as a safety advocate for her work group.
Debbie and her husband Mike live in Portsmouth and have three sons, two of whom also work on-site.
“Mike and I love to spend time with our family, especially our grandchildren,” she said. “We enjoy impromptu weekend trips, cruises and visiting the Smoky Mountains.”
“I love being a part of this organization, the plant and the history of our region,” said Debbie. “The thing I enjoy most about my job is helping others with problems and issues, and love to teach others to learn new things.”
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Fluor-BWXT was formed to specifically address the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Gaseous Diffusion Plant (GDP) Decontamination and Decommissioning (D&D) Project.
The team brings strong Ohio roots through 70 years of combined project management experience, and 125 years of manufacturing operations both in and outside of the nuclear field.
Combined, our companies have employed thousands of Ohioans across the state and have generated millions of dollars in revenues for Ohio companies and small businesses.