Thursday, June 1, 2023

Chevron Richmond Refinery Speaks

This is page contains information about the Chevron Richmond Refinery, as well as Chevron Product Company’s views on issues important to the company and the Richmond, CA community.

Chevron Speaks to Sandra Escalante, CEO and President, Laner Electric Supply

Tell us about Laner Electric Supply. Laner Electric Supply was established in 1984. We are a wholesale distributor of electrical construction materials, lighting products and tools. We distribute to electrical and general contractors, property developers...

Helping Neighboring Businesses Grow

By Steve Ghio Chevron is committed to creating social and economic value wherever we do business. Integral to these efforts is having a supplier network that reflects the communities where we operate. We seek to partner...

Meet Hector Infante, the Richmond Refinery’s new public affairs manager

How long have you worked for Chevron? I have worked for Chevron for 26 years in Marketing and in the Policy, Government and Public Affairs department. I’m fortunate to work for a global company that...

Chevron and Richmond: a century of partnership

By John Harper For the past 116 years, our refinery has fostered a strong relationship with the City of Richmond. Built on a peninsula of low hills rising from San Francisco Bay, the Richmond Refinery became...

Chevron Speaks to Cindy Wu, Supply Scheduler

What do you do at the Refinery? I am a Supply Scheduler with the Oils Planning Group. Our team looks at the business across the whole supply chain and makes the best decisions for the...

Keeping Richmond and the Bay Area Moving Forward

By Claudia Graham On a daily basis, our dedicated team of operators, engineers, scientists and other professionals works to produce the transportation fuels and other products that directly fuel progress not only here at home...

Keeping the community informed

By Alan Davis At Chevron, everything we do begins with our fundamental commitment to safety. Our safety culture reflects a code of conduct based on two key principles: do it safely or not at all...

Chevron Speaks to Danielle Boikanyo, Refinery Shift Leader

What do you do at the Refinery? I am a Refinery Shift Leader (RSL). I manage a crew of Shift Team Leaders and Operators, supporting each of the process areas in the Refinery. Our key...

Chevron values in action

By Stacy Moffitt Our values drive us to produce the transportation fuels that consumers use while protecting the environment and helping strengthen communities where we operate. One of the key ways we do this locally...

Chevron Speaks with Guy Davis

Tell us about your job as the Area Maintenance Lead. We perform any maintenance-related work within the Hydroprocessing Unit. My job is to prioritize work and to help coordinate maintenance work in this area of...

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Join National Park Service ranger, Betty Reid Soskin for an hour long informal virtual chat, every Thursday, at 2 pm, beginning May 13. Betty will share her thoughts and insights and answer questions in this informal virtual gathering. For those who have met her, this will be another opportunity to connect and share. For those who have yet to meet her, this will be a chance to ask those questions you have always wanted to ask. The session will be moderated by Ranger Armand Johnson, and may vary in length depending on how Betty is feeling. This free program is open to all ages and no reservations are required. To view the virtual event or for more information, please visit the park website at www.nps.gov/rori. Or call the Rosie the Riveter/ WWII Home National Historical Park (NHP) Visitor Education Center at (510) 232-5050 x 0. At Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front NHP, Betty illuminates the invisible histories of African Americans and other people of color, and her efforts, demonstrate how her work has impacted the way the National Park Service conveys such history to audiences across the United States. Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park in Richmond, CA is the flagship National Park Service site selected to tell the story of Rosie the Riveter and WWII Home Front workers of all kinds. This unique park chronicles the explosive growth of wartime industry, the innovations fostered by visionaries like Henry J. Kaiser, and the extraordinary history of ordinary people who were challenged as never before and came together to overcome wartime odds. The Rosie the Riveter Visitor Education Center is open seven days a week from 10 AM to 5 PM and is located at 1414 Harbour Way South, suite 3000, Richmond, CA 94804. For more information and directions to the Visitor Education Center, please call (510) 232-5050 x0 or visit to http://www.nps.gov/rori/planyourvisit/directions.htm. Admission to the Visitor Center and programs is free.

Rosie the Riveter Trust to screen two films honoring Black history

By Kathy Chouteau Rosie the Riveter Trust will screen two films Wed., June 14th from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in recognition of Juneteenth and FDR's Executive Order...
Richmond Olympian to be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame

Richmond Olympian to be inducted into Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame

By Kathy Chouteau Richmond resident Mary Anne O’Connor will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame—along with her teammates from the U.S.A.’s 1976...
Richmond director/choreographer premieres award-winning films

Richmond director/choreographer premieres award-winning films

By Kathy Chouteau UpSwing Aerial Dance Company and Symmetricity will unveil “Sling Shot,” Sun., June 11 in Oakland, a film premiere of eight dance and...