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May 2013 Newsletter.docx

Samantha Thomas
Samantha Thomas

This document announces the Lightning Shale company team for the summer of 2013. It lists the office administration, executives, sales, dispatch, supervisors, shop staff, and drivers. It provides reminders about completing paperwork and a safety tip about preventing dehydration during the summer months. An activity word search related to safety items is also included.

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Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does all the work. Mark Twain 415 Benedum Drive Bridgeport, WV 26330 Tel: 304-933-3544 Fax: 304-933-3416 www.LightningShale.com ANNOUNCING YOUR LIGHTNING TEAM Office Administration Jessica Kelly Office Manager Nickie Arnold Human Resources Jack Keen- DOT Coordinator Samantha Thomas- DOT Assistant Gail Mills- Accounting Ashley Mills- Accounting Executives Charles Hamrick President Michael J. Iuliucci Chief Financial Officer Chris Swiger General Manager Sales Rhonda Michael Amelia Roncone Dispatch Shane Whealdon- Sand Dispatch John Boy Blevins Heavy Haul Dispatch Supervisors Greg Luzader Drilling Mike Fogg Logistics Steve Barbour - Logistics Shop Todd Jeffers Mechanic Joe Snider Mechanic 1 Year Anniversaries Walter Skinner- 3/5 Howard L. Workman 3/5 Wayne D. Gunning 4/16 Allen E. Reeder 4/29 Earl S. Reeder 4/29 John A. Patterson 5/2 Oliver E. Williams 5/23 Roadside inspections are the major source of data for CSA, and violations discovered during them can lead to FMCSA interventions. Are your drivers ready? If not, they or their vehicles- could be placed out of service. Please make sure to review the last driver vehicle inspection report (DVIR) and sign it (only if defects or deficiencies were noted by the driver who prepared the DVIR, to acknowledge that the driver has reviewed it and that there is a certification that the required repairs have been performed). Also, the driver needs to perform a pre-trip inspection and be satisfied that the vehicle is in a safe operating condition. Please check inspection labels, inspection reports, labels, tags, etc. REMEMBER: complete your pre-trip inspection report thoroughly! Road Check June 4-6 2013 Summer 2013 Volume 1, Issue 1 In this issue: Announcing Your Lightning Team 1 News Flash 1 Reminder 1 Word Search 2 Safety Tip of the Month 2 Truck and Trailer Picture 2 NEWS FLASH **REMINDER** Please thoroughly complete ALL paperwork and return to the office every day. We must receive Drivers Daily Log, pre- and post- Drivers Vehicle Inspection reports (one for pre and one for post), fuel receipts and Daily Time Reports. Also, please remember to fill out your IFTA envelope completely. We need state mileage, beginning/ending odometer readings, fuel information, date and the drivers name. Drivers Delfred Beaver Stephen Butera James Calloway Brandi Campbell Rick Carpenter Anthony Conrad Jacob Copenhaver Dale Cox John Duarte William Edwards Rodney Epling Derek Freeze Eugene Greathouse Drivers Kody Koontz Caleb Lambert Robert Lamp Lee Long Jared Lucas Ronnie Luzader Michael Martin Brenda Myers Donald Nay James Nay Willard Perine Nathaniel Putnam Allen Reeder Timothy Kesner Drivers Michael Thewes Andrew Thomas Mark Warren Brandon Wright JD McGraw Shawn Hartman Jon Rich Chad Richards Mark Rosier Craig Skinner Russell Spring Oliver Williams Specialty Drivers Dan Hamrick Daniel Hickman Kenneth Metheny Franklin Rexroad Harold Stewart Howard Workman Pushers Stephen Kirkpatrick Bob Clark Wayne Gunning Willie McCumbers John Patterson Earl Reeder Walter Skinner
**Safety Tip of the Month** The hot summer days are near so you need to prepare yourself and stock up in preparation for busy and scorching days. Truck drivers need to keep the main hazards of summer in mind as they go about their routes. Dehydration does not only affect runners and bikers and it doesnt matter how well the AC works in your truck if you do not stay hydrated you run the risk of injuring yourself and other motorists. Keep in mind that you dont need to drive through a desert to experience dehydration. It can happen while driving a route along the ocean just as well as anywhere else. So, keep the following in mind: Water As obvious as it sounds, water is the best source for hydration. Excessive amounts of soda and caffeine-heavy beverages could actually increase your chances of dehydration. Play it safe and keep water in your truck (or any vehicle) at all times. If youre ever feeling drowsy or out-of-sorts make sure to drink a little and, when safe, pull over and rest. Punctuality comes second to safety. So, if you feel dizzy, sluggish, confused or experience heart palpitations, pull over, get hydrated and dont drive until you can do so safely. Electrolytes - Electrolytes help your body to maintain hydration. The best source for electrolytes are not drinks, such as sport or energy drinks. In fact, your body will digest these too quickly and simply expose of the excess electrolytes. So, keep fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, strawberries and mangoes, in your truck and add electrolyte-abundant ingredients to your meals, such as cucumbers, artichokes and honey. Please remember your health and safety this summer and keep yourself hydrated! U J T I R E P R E S S U R E F H I T G C E Z V C Z L N A W I R S E S S A L G Y T E F A S G T H A R D H A T D G L O V E S W W R M W H M J C E V Q Q C T R U H S I G S O L V Y C S J B P T Y R L K V T C Q A M I K I S T O O B E O T L E E T S U Z Word Bank Gloves Hardhat Safety Glasses Steeltoe Boots Tire Pressure

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  • 1. Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does all the work. Mark Twain 415 Benedum Drive Bridgeport, WV 26330 Tel: 304-933-3544 Fax: 304-933-3416 www.LightningShale.com ANNOUNCING YOUR LIGHTNING TEAM Office Administration Jessica Kelly Office Manager Nickie Arnold Human Resources Jack Keen- DOT Coordinator Samantha Thomas- DOT Assistant Gail Mills- Accounting Ashley Mills- Accounting Executives Charles Hamrick President Michael J. Iuliucci Chief Financial Officer Chris Swiger General Manager Sales Rhonda Michael Amelia Roncone Dispatch Shane Whealdon- Sand Dispatch John Boy Blevins Heavy Haul Dispatch Supervisors Greg Luzader Drilling Mike Fogg Logistics Steve Barbour - Logistics Shop Todd Jeffers Mechanic Joe Snider Mechanic 1 Year Anniversaries Walter Skinner- 3/5 Howard L. Workman 3/5 Wayne D. Gunning 4/16 Allen E. Reeder 4/29 Earl S. Reeder 4/29 John A. Patterson 5/2 Oliver E. Williams 5/23 Roadside inspections are the major source of data for CSA, and violations discovered during them can lead to FMCSA interventions. Are your drivers ready? If not, they or their vehicles- could be placed out of service. Please make sure to review the last driver vehicle inspection report (DVIR) and sign it (only if defects or deficiencies were noted by the driver who prepared the DVIR, to acknowledge that the driver has reviewed it and that there is a certification that the required repairs have been performed). Also, the driver needs to perform a pre-trip inspection and be satisfied that the vehicle is in a safe operating condition. Please check inspection labels, inspection reports, labels, tags, etc. REMEMBER: complete your pre-trip inspection report thoroughly! Road Check June 4-6 2013 Summer 2013 Volume 1, Issue 1 In this issue: Announcing Your Lightning Team 1 News Flash 1 Reminder 1 Word Search 2 Safety Tip of the Month 2 Truck and Trailer Picture 2 NEWS FLASH **REMINDER** Please thoroughly complete ALL paperwork and return to the office every day. We must receive Drivers Daily Log, pre- and post- Drivers Vehicle Inspection reports (one for pre and one for post), fuel receipts and Daily Time Reports. Also, please remember to fill out your IFTA envelope completely. We need state mileage, beginning/ending odometer readings, fuel information, date and the drivers name. Drivers Delfred Beaver Stephen Butera James Calloway Brandi Campbell Rick Carpenter Anthony Conrad Jacob Copenhaver Dale Cox John Duarte William Edwards Rodney Epling Derek Freeze Eugene Greathouse Drivers Kody Koontz Caleb Lambert Robert Lamp Lee Long Jared Lucas Ronnie Luzader Michael Martin Brenda Myers Donald Nay James Nay Willard Perine Nathaniel Putnam Allen Reeder Timothy Kesner Drivers Michael Thewes Andrew Thomas Mark Warren Brandon Wright JD McGraw Shawn Hartman Jon Rich Chad Richards Mark Rosier Craig Skinner Russell Spring Oliver Williams Specialty Drivers Dan Hamrick Daniel Hickman Kenneth Metheny Franklin Rexroad Harold Stewart Howard Workman Pushers Stephen Kirkpatrick Bob Clark Wayne Gunning Willie McCumbers John Patterson Earl Reeder Walter Skinner
  • 2. **Safety Tip of the Month** The hot summer days are near so you need to prepare yourself and stock up in preparation for busy and scorching days. Truck drivers need to keep the main hazards of summer in mind as they go about their routes. Dehydration does not only affect runners and bikers and it doesnt matter how well the AC works in your truck if you do not stay hydrated you run the risk of injuring yourself and other motorists. Keep in mind that you dont need to drive through a desert to experience dehydration. It can happen while driving a route along the ocean just as well as anywhere else. So, keep the following in mind: Water As obvious as it sounds, water is the best source for hydration. Excessive amounts of soda and caffeine-heavy beverages could actually increase your chances of dehydration. Play it safe and keep water in your truck (or any vehicle) at all times. If youre ever feeling drowsy or out-of-sorts make sure to drink a little and, when safe, pull over and rest. Punctuality comes second to safety. So, if you feel dizzy, sluggish, confused or experience heart palpitations, pull over, get hydrated and dont drive until you can do so safely. Electrolytes - Electrolytes help your body to maintain hydration. The best source for electrolytes are not drinks, such as sport or energy drinks. In fact, your body will digest these too quickly and simply expose of the excess electrolytes. So, keep fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, strawberries and mangoes, in your truck and add electrolyte-abundant ingredients to your meals, such as cucumbers, artichokes and honey. Please remember your health and safety this summer and keep yourself hydrated! U J T I R E P R E S S U R E F H I T G C E Z V C Z L N A W I R S E S S A L G Y T E F A S G T H A R D H A T D G L O V E S W W R M W H M J C E V Q Q C T R U H S I G S O L V Y C S J B P T Y R L K V T C Q A M I K I S T O O B E O T L E E T S U Z Word Bank Gloves Hardhat Safety Glasses Steeltoe Boots Tire Pressure