TV Board Presentation VOL 21-11-56

T.V. Message Board Vol. 21 October 17, 2011: 

T.V. Message Board Vol. 21 October 17, 2011 Running Time 9 minutes 6 seconds

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These photos are from Eric & Keith Hansen’s recent moose hunt. Thanks for the photos, Keith.

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Eric Hansen on right

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Keith in front, Eric in background

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Eric and Keith would only say of their hunting spot that it was north of Anchorage and south of Prudhoe.

Pilot Car Requirements: 

Pilot Car Requirements

Pilot Car Equipment Requirements: - Vehicle must be a passenger car or light truck with unladen weight not to exceed 10,000 lbs. - Pilot vehicle must not carry an additional load that exceeds legal dimensions and/or weight. - Pilot cars must be equipped with appropriately placed OVERSIZE sign(s) and roof mounted amber beacon.: 

Pilot Car Equipment Requirements: - Vehicle must be a passenger car or light truck with unladen weight not to exceed 10,000 lbs. - Pilot vehicle must not carry an additional load that exceeds legal dimensions and/or weight. - Pilot cars must be equipped with appropriately placed OVERSIZE sign(s) and roof mounted amber beacon.

Pilot Car Equipment Requirements: - Must be equipped with radio and in constant communication with oversize vehicle and other pilot cars. - Driver must be wearing bright orange jacket or vest and be equipped with a SLOW/STOP paddle* and red hand flag*. *These are to be used only on foot outside the vehicle if necessary to stop or control traffic.: 

Pilot Car Equipment Requirements: - Must be equipped with radio and in constant communication with oversize vehicle and other pilot cars. - Driver must be wearing bright orange jacket or vest and be equipped with a SLOW/STOP paddle* and red hand flag*. *These are to be used only on foot outside the vehicle if necessary to stop or control traffic.

Originally WBI was told that the new pilot car training rule was in effect Jan 1, 2011 but there would be a 1 year phase in period.  We have been looking at the most cost effective way to do training.  We planned on doing all training in the final 3 months of 2011. : 

Originally WBI was told that the new pilot car training rule was in effect Jan 1, 2011 but there would be a 1 year phase in period. We have been looking at the most cost effective way to do training.  We planned on doing all training in the final 3 months of 2011.

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At a recent ATA safety meeting, we were told that DOT officers were actually going to start asking if pilot cars had received the training.  There is no official violation or citation. We are almost ready to start our pilot car training for our company.

2011 Aflac Enrollment: 

2011 Aflac Enrollment

2011 Aflac Enrollment : 

2011 Aflac Enrollment Changes for 2011 New Group Programs (Accident & Critical Illness) - Lower rates with more coverage Guaranteed Issue for group coverage - Obtain coverage even if you have a major health issue Children covered to age 26 Updated Individual Policies- Dental, Critical Care, Disability Enrollment runs through the month of October.

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Following is a shortened example of a BBS observation

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Unsafe Driving 10/6/11 Observed another company hauling a 988 loader on a lowboy. When making a left turn, the truck driver entered the intersection on a yellow light and the two pilot cars behind him ran the red light to keep up.

CSA Reminder: 

CSA Reminder

WBI’s current CSA2010 Score:: 

WBI’s current CSA2010 Score: Unsafe Driving: 0% Fatigued Driving: 8.9% Driver Fitness: 0% Drugs/Alcohol: 0% Vehicle Maintenance: 0.9% Cargo Related: 0% Crash Indicator: 0% Great Job Everybody – JH/JC

CMV Seatbelt Use: 

CMV Seatbelt Use At a recent ATA meeting, DOT noted that a driver was recently observed driving with his seatbelt hanging out of the door. They stated that going forward, any driver operating a CMV without a seatbelt will not only receive a 7 point unsafe driving violation, but will also get a citation.

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What’s Wrong With This Picture?

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The labels on the boxes show incompatible materials: Spontaneously combustible materials and Corrosive materials.

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The hazmat items are missing the markings on the packages.

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The box on top of the lettuce states “Fragile Handle with Care.” It does not seem to be adequately secured to keep from shifting while in transit.

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The lettuce and the “Keep Frozen” box seem to be at odds with each other. In order to keep the top item frozen, the lettuce would result in spoilage, and if the lettuce is kept at its appropriate temperature, the frozen item would thaw.

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Following is a shortened example of a BBS observation

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Wrong Shipping Papers 10/11/11 When picking up a hazmat load from customer site, noticed the shipping papers had the wrong trailer number listed. The trailer also had 2 drums of acetone that weren’t on the BOL. Went back inside to get the correct shipping papers from the customer.

Accident / Incident / Autopsy: 

Accident / Incident / Autopsy Incident: 9/30/11 While leaving customer site, driver attempted to move over to allow another vehicle more room to enter. When driver began to move forward, he caught his fender on a building, pulling the siding off.

Expiring Certifications: 

Expiring Certifications

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CDL expiring before 12/15/11 Tim Gunderson Leonard Everitt Brian Darwin DOT Physical due before 12/15/11 Jeremy Spencer Tim Koerber Gib Hunt Darryl Edenshaw Sean Robles

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Hazmat Training expiring before 12/15/11 Don Poulson Jay Lewis Jeff Gerrior Warren Morris

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Happy Birthday!

October Birthdays : 

October Birthdays Jim Och 10/16 Tim Gunderson 10/22 Al Goss 10/30 Brian Darwin 10/31 Mike Zaleppa 10/31

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Happy Anniversary!

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Deb Jones Anchorage Need Picture 3 Years

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Robert Wyble Fairbanks 3 Years