Our Commitment to a Safe Working Environment
Thanks to the relentless efforts of healthcare workers, emergency responders, and other COVID-19 heroes, many states are recommending businesses return to full capacity in the workplace. Wolverine Pipe Line Company falls into this category and is currently implementing its return to work plan while following CDC and MIOSHA guidelines. With safety as our top priority and core value as a company, we are keeping the following protocols in place in order to achieve the safest possible outcome:

  • Pre-Screen: Measure employee temperature and assess symptoms prior to start of work
  • Regular Monitoring: Employees complete “Are You Sick?” questionnaires upon arriving to work, self-monitor for symptoms, and report concerns to supervisors
  • Wear a Mask: Employees wear face masks when unable to maintain a proper social distance of six (6) feet outdoors and in enclosed spaces
  • Social Distance: Employees maintain six (6) feet and practice social distancing as work duties permit in the workplace
  • Disinfect and Clean Workspaces: Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting in all common areas

For the past year, we have been doing our part to reduce the spread of the virus. With a vaccine that is becoming more readily available, we are all confident that steps can be further taken to protect ourselves, our families, and our neighbors. 
Niles Veteran gets a helping hand during Day of Caring
NILES, Mich. (WNDU) - Now, when we think about What’s Good in Michiana, we have to talk about the annual Day of Caring in Berrien County.

This is the one day every year when employees from The Berrien County Cancer Service and Wolverine Pipe Line get together to lend a helping hand to a community member going through a tough time. Read more
Wolverine Pipe Line Company and Local Emergency Responders Practice Incident Response Drills along the Grand River and the Red Cedar River
Wolverine practices deploying boom across the Grand River in Eaton Rapids, MI on September 30, 2021
Lansing, Mich. — Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) recently conducted simulated emergency response drills along the Grand River in Eaton Rapids, MI and along the Red Cedar River in Williamston, MI. The drills were scheduled as part of Wolverine’s annual emergency response preparedness training.

Wolverine personnel, along with emergency responders from the area including the Hamlin Township Fire Department, placed containment boom in the rivers to simulate product control and recovery methods that may be deployed in an actual release on the river. Read more
Virtual PIPE Program
Wolverine's community outreach program is called the Partners in Pipeline Education or PIPE. Through the PIPE Program, we make personal connections to the local Fire Departments, Police Departments, Emergency Management Personnel, Government Officials and other stakeholders with whom we work with for normal operation and maintenance activities and in case of an actual emergency. We are currently scheduling virtual PIPE Presentations for the remaining calendar year. If interested in participating in this program, click here to contact Chelsea Yi.
Thank you for reading the Wolverine Pipe Line Company Community Newsletter. We hope you enjoyed reading about some of the community programs and projects we have been involved in for the past few months.

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Wolverine Pipe Line Company is a fuel transportation company headquartered in Portage, Michigan. Wolverine operates ~700 miles of active pipeline transporting refined petroleum products from refineries in the Chicago area to the Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan markets. Wolverine transports approximately 30% of all gasoline and diesel fuel used in Michigan.