Photo Caption: Exterior work conducted as part of the U.S. Capitol Dome Restoration Project includes restoring historic cast iron elements, weatherproofing the exterior and replacing broken windows. The required scaffolding will surround the Dome from the Dome skirt’s top to the Statue of Freedom’s base.


overtime hours by over 28 percent. Figure 12 illustrates the overtime usage trend over the past six years. This long-term reduction in overtime is significant in light of the additional work needed to support the biennial congressional office moves.


Anecdotal performance results provide additional evidence of progress towards achieving this goal. The following accomplishments are examples of AOC’s efforts in FY 2014. Additional performance results are provided in Section II: Performance Information.


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One Team, One Mission—Other Key Accomplishments:


• AOC continued its cross-jurisdiction collaboration efforts. The Capitol Grounds jurisdiction worked with multiple jurisdictions to design and implement the replacement of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) barriers in sidewalks across Capitol Hill. Also, the CB Mason and Insulation Divisions worked with AOC’s Historic Preservation Office to learn a new process to restore delaminated plaster and maintain the building’s historic fabric. Similarly, the CB Paint Division worked with the AOC Curator’s Office to develop the skills to complete minor paint repairs in-house.


• AOC expanded its efforts to standardize processes and improve operational efficiencies. The CB jurisdiction served as a pilot for the integration of the work order and time and attendance systems, allowing AOC to automatically populate electronic timesheets from work order data. This enhancement will allow AOC to obtain more accurate and consistent data to facilitate intra- and inter-agency analysis. Also, the HOB jurisdiction rolled-out more than 80 mobile phones for technicians to track their work, enter labor and create work orders on-the-move with greater efficiency.


• AOC produced several policy manuals including its first Contracting Manual, a comprehensive procurement document that compiles contracting requirements, current legislation, federal regulatory requirements and AOC policies, orders and best practices. AOC also 

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