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Hornady Transportation Newsletter November 2017
Transcript of Hornady Transportation Newsletter...1 can vegetable juice (V8) ... Mrs. Dash, brown mustard, and...
Hornady Transportation Newsletter
November 2017
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Jason SappBert ParkerRichard Bryant
Damias GreyTerry Philpott
Darrell Harris
Albert Lankford
Shaun Cawley
Robert Lamoureux
Tommy Walker
Wendell HamptonAntious Edwards
Reuben Jones
Kenneth McDavid
Jermaine Smith
Mack Andrews
Reginald DuckLetroy Pugh
Derrick Tyler
Christopher Dominick
Jerry TribbleRafael Olivares
November Driver Birthdays
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Millie Salter
Sandra Philen
Wolf LindhJudy Rowell
Johnny ClardyStephen Leverette
Sheila Shumack
November Staff Birthdays
Nicole Bigger
Drivers StaffJames Tolbert- 16 YearsLinda Burt- 6 Years
James Ezell- 20 YearsRobert Green- 10 yearsRichard Dalton- 5 YearsGordon Crawford- 5 YearsTracy Hearn- 2 YearsKenneth Morrow- 2 YearsDaniel Burkhardsmeier- 1 YearMarty Hudson- 1 YearDwight Hatcher- 1 YearBobby Brooks- 1 Year
Happy Anniversary
The Rolling KitchenTom’s Trucking Turkey Dinner
Equipment: Slow Cooker
3 carrots, peeled & sliced1 lg. sweet potato, peeled & cubed1 med. rutabaga, peeled & cubed2 c. cauliflower, cut into florets1 sml. onion, diced1 Tbsp garlic powder2 tsp Mrs. Dash1/4 c. whole grain brown mustardSalt & Pepper to taste1 pkg boneless skinless turkey breast1 can chicken/vegtable stock (low sodium)1 can vegetable juice (V8)
1. Add all vegetables to the slow cooker and season with garlic, Mrs. Dash, brown mustard, and salt and pepper.2. Lay turkey breasts on top of vegetables, add broth and vegetable juice.3. Cover and cook on low for about 8 hours or on high for 3-4 hours. Vegetables should be tender and turkey cooked through.4. If the sauce is too watery, uncover for the last 30-45 minutes to allow water to evaporate.
Stay tuned for more recipes from The Rolling Kitchen in next months’ newsletter!
Recipe courtsey of Tom Kyrk
Do you have a trucker friendly recipe you’d like to
share in the next newsletter? Contact Olivia! Ingredients: Directions:
If you need assistance completing this requirement, please call
1-877-380-7793
Stock Awards
Don’t be a silly goose and
leave $4,000 laying around!
Accept your stock awards TODAY!
L-R: Edward Holiday, Delonza Bryant, David Harbiston,
James Dye
L-R: Dustin McKinney, Joseph Collins, and Robin Walker!
Welcome to Hornady!
Welcome to Hornady!
L-R: Michael Hogue, Jeffrey Hudson, James Karnas, Steven Doughty, and Paul Jordan
L-R: Brett Norman, Gregory Moore, Mark Echols, Aurelious
Collins, and Ricky Young
Have you had your flu shot?
Dispatcher, Sonny has!
The End is Near December 18, 2017 is just a few short weeks away. Some of you will lose a very dear and old friend. One that has not kept up with the times. Your Log Book. All vehicles will be on ELDs by this date to meet the mandatory federal mandate. We want to remind everyone that is still using paper logs, please come in and get your vehicle set up for this important update. The switch over will require a few moments of your time. It can be performed either at the Monroeville Corporate Office, or the Birmingham Terminal.
This message is from your Friendly Safety and Log Department.
For each company driver you refer, you will receive
$1,000 paid in increments!
$1,000 Driver Referral Bonus!
Daseke’s very ownHuman Resource Manager,
Jennifer Kikermodeling Hornady’s new
safety shirt!
A Daseke Company
Harry Hornady
has been found!
Driver Shout OutSteven DoughtyA Cypress driver called in wanting
Hornady to know that he really appreciated Steven Doughty helping him at Homeland Vinyl in Birming-ham, AL. He mentioned that he was
new at driving and Mr. Doughty gave him a lot of good advice and helped
him!
Way to go!
This is a reminder to complete your online safety training before the end of the month. Training will continue on a monthly basis. When conducting your Safety Training, you must log this activity on Line
4, “On Duty Not Driving”.
Online SafetyTraining Reminders
*You will receive points towards your Hornady Rewards account for completing the monthly training*
You Don’t Say!
Sara Bradley and Ashley Strickland’s daughters are 1
month apart. Pictured above is Anna Kaye (L) and Kinsley (R)
dressed up for Halloween!
CSR, Nolan Wiggins, proposed to his long time girlfriend. They are currently planning a wedding for
late 2018.
You Don’t Say!
Before Judy Rowell came to Hornady she ran a daycare of 82 kids for 10 years. She was also involved in a clown ministry for kids, her name was Lucy Bell.
CSR, Stephanie Till’s daughter, Olivia Brown is part of
her school’s Robotics Team. After placing 3rd in competition, she will have an opportunity to compete
at Auburn University in December!
A message from our Director of Safety
ELD’s have not changed the HOS rules Whenever you load, unload, fuel, or perform any work or inspection on your equipment, you are still required to document this on line 4 On-Duty not Driving. Not entering the proper status is considered falsification of your ELD, a major violation with high fines involved.
Do not put yourself in a predicament where you can be fined for not performing your required duties. DOT Officers are starting to get fully trained on ELDs. Once they have been trained, you will see more and more inspections on the proper use and completion of your ELD.
If you have any questions or concerns about HOS and ELD requirements, feel free to call or stop by the Safety Department. -Wolf Lindh
Hornady’s Halloween Contest!
1st2nd
3rd
Hornady’s Halloween Contest!
1st2nd
3rd
Hornady Safety BulletinMake Safe Driving YOUR Top Priority!
According ot the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, the Unsafe Driving BASIC refers to the
operation of commercial motor vehicles by professional drivers in a dangerous or careless manner. Our current scores for Unsafe driving is at the threshold. Only you, can lower our BASIC to an acceptable level by driving safe and
avoiding violations.
Patterns of Noncompliance for Hornady’s drivers:
SpeedingLane restriction violations
Failure to obey traffic control devices
Following too closeSeat belt usage
Solution:Speeding: Slow Down!
Keep right and pass left. Pass only when necessary.
Failure to obey traffic control devicesat-tention to and obey, all road signs, stop lights and other traffic control devices.
Increase following distanceBuckle Up! Each and every time you
enter vehicles
Hornady Safety BulletinMake Safe Driving YOUR Top Priority!
Driver Responsibility:Follow posted speed limits
Always keep to the very right lane unless directed otherwise by sinage or for emergency vehicles.
Obey all road signs and other traffic control devices.
Increase following distance, when weather, road, and traffic conditions change-- take foot off accelerator.
Never operate your truck without wearing your safety belt
safety trainingNovember 2017
Winter Injury PreventionAdverse Weather Conditions
Remember: 4,000 points will be provided if you complete the online safety training within the month of November.
Winter Preparation!It is important to think about “winter preparations.”
Every winter related problem can be minimized or eliminated by proper preparation. Let’s start
checking our heaters, blower motors, wipers/windshield washers, etc. and insure
everything is ready. If maintenance is needed, report items to be repaired
at the next shop visit.
Know if your fuel has been “blended or treated for cold weather.
Drain the fuel/water separator at each fuelingDrain your air tanks daily on the tractor and trailer
keep equipment off your catwalk.If needed, try to add a 50/50 coolant mixture
Insure that all electrical powered accessories are off and/or unplugged during “engine off” periods.
Park in a location where you can be “jumped off” if necessary.
Apply trailer breaks momentarily before parking to help remove moisture from lining or drums.
When first starting to move, check to see that all wheels on the trailer are turning, not dragging.
Do not race the engine above 1,000 RPM’s when the engine starts until the engine runs smoothly.
Tips to keep you from being out in the cold!
Our trucks do not require a winter frontDo not spin tires- When operating in snowy or slippery
conditions, always lock in the power divider. Unlock when traction is achieved.
If only your tractor has ABS, steer clear of obstacles and watch the trailer through mirror to make sure it follows
your tractor properly. Tractor ABS will hellp prevent tractor jackknife but will not prevent trailer swing out. If
only your trailer has ABS, use the rig’s brakes as necessary to maintain control and keep your combination in it’s lane.
Tractor ABS will help prevent jackknife, but will not help prevent trailer swing out.
If the vehicle won’t build air pressure, the air governor or air drier exhaust may be frozen. Pour very hot water on
each to thaw, or tap lightly. Limit cranking intervals to 30 seconds. Allow the started to
cool.
Tips to keep you from being out in the cold!
B.C. Hornady Industrial Incubator Grand Opening
The Monroeville Mayor, Joseph Oglesby, officially re-named the former Hornady-Sawyer Building to be named the B.C. Hornady Industrial Incubator to honor B.C. Hornady’s work as a
leader in business and in the community.
Hornady Rewards ProgramHow to Earn Points
Completion of Annual Driver Survey.................................................................................................4,000 points*Online Safety Training.......................................................................................................................................4,000 points*
No accidents, cargo claims, work place injury, CSA infractions........................................................................................................4,000 points*
Accurate & Timely paper work, logs, & bills...............................................................................2,000 points*Birthday.............................................................................................................................................................................2,000 points*
No service Failures..................................................................................................................................................1,500 points*
Completion of 7 day orientation survey..........................................................................................2,000 points*Completion of 45 day orientation survey.......................................................................................2,000 points*
Having trouble signing up? Contact Olivia @ 251-743-5251
*Each point is worth .50
Hornady Family
DaviD StivariuS
vera Smiley
Vera’s grandsons: (L) Senior football player,
Christian and (R) 5th grade football player, Hunter
BraD BriDgeS
Brad’s daughters dressed up as Wonderwoman and a
bumble bee for Hal loween!
eDen reeD
Eden Reed’s son, Ethan, participates in his school’s sock
hop dance!
JameS KarnaS
James’ granddaughter, Stella Reese Harrison was born on October 25, 2017
weighing 7 lb 12 oz and was 21 inches long!
Congratulations!
JameS rowlanD
Introducing Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland!
Their wedding was held on September
30, 2017!
Congratulations!!
KriSti JohnSon
Kristi’s daughter, Ryland, is ready for her school’s sock hop
dance!
DonalD grice
Can you guess what Donald was for
Halloween?
Pat ByarS
Pat’s grandson, Rhett, was an Auburn tiger for
Halloween!
War Eagle!
raina DeeS
Raina and her daughters dressed as animals to board Noah’s ark during
Eastwood Baptist’s fall festival!
The Hornady Store
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L/S: XL- $10 2XL- $12S/S: L-XL- $10 2XL- $12
S/S: M- XL- $10.50 2XL- $12.50
3XL- 15.00
L/S: L-XL- $10 XXL-$12
S/S: S-XL- $10 2XL- $12
Contact Kristi Johnson to purchase!(ph): 251-575-4811ext 5213
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