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South Dakota AUGUST 2020 Table of Contents Chairman’s Message........................................................... 3 President’s Message........................................................... 5 July Driver of the Month...................................................... 7 SDTA Convention Registration Form Page One.......................... 9 SDTA Convention Registration Form Page Two.......................... 10 SDTA Convention Tentative Agenda.......................................... 11 Business Session Highlights.......................................................13 Notice of SDTA & SDTA Services Annual Meeting...................14 Jerry Seaman Vermillion Travel Center - That Has A Nice Ring To It..............................................................................18-19 Thank You To East River Golf Outing Participants and Sponsors............................................................................23 Preventive Care For Men Is Key For A Healthy Workplace.........25 Driver of the Month Rules....................................................... 26 Driver of the Month Nomination Form....................................... 27 Truck Convoys For Special Olympics.......................................29 What’s Happening With SDTA.................................................. 31 Number of Members Signed Up Since 2019 Convention.............32 SDTA & SDTA Services Board of Directors Listing................ ..36
Keep Calm It is NOT Cancelled SDTA’s Annual Convention is going on as planned September 9-11, 2020
Registration forms are on page 10-11
SDTA’S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROBERT CHRISTIAN, CHAIRMAN JERRY OLLERICH, VICE CHAIRMAN BOB WILLEY, TREASURER JUSTIN ANDERS, SECRETARY DAVID BULTSMA, PAST CHAIRMAN RICK HOOGENDOORN, ATA CHAIRMAN MYRON L. RAU, PRESIDENT SDTA’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS GREG BALDWIN TOM BEUZEKOM STEVE BENNING LINDA BICKFORD LLOYD BULTSMA KRISTAL FISER SHANNA GRAY EVAN GRONG PETE HALVERSON ERIC HAMIEL JEFF HANNAHS RANDY HARTLEY STEVE HOFFMAN LARRY KLAAHSEN JERRED KOPPMANN JUSTIN LARSON THOMAS MURPHY MATT PARKER BRIAN STERN RYAN VIESSMAN SDTA’S PAST CHAIRPERSONS STAN ANDERS LARRY ANDERSON ROBERT APPELWICK DAVID BULTSMA TED BULTSMA RICH BURNS DARROLD DEAN BERNARD FELDHAUS MIKE HABECK RICK HOOGENDOORN ALTON PALMER JEFF PARKER GENE PHILLIPS MICHELLE SCHIPPER RANDY THOMPSON WAYNE VIESSMAN STEPHEN WILLERS
CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Well after two years of writing an SDTA Chairman’s articles and eight previous years of writing Black Hills Log Haulers Association articles, I think this is the last of my consistent monthly articles. I will occasionally write a Black Hills Log Haulers Association article when I see the need, but through texts and occasional letters that go out to our Log Haulers. I no longer see the need for a Black Hills Log Haulers Association article every month. I’d then just find myself reiterating topics and issues that Myron and our current SDTA Chairman are addressing. Over the years I have always tried to write articles that were informative and motivating. I hope most of the time I was successful in achieving that. I now look forward to my roll as the immediate SDTA Past Chairman. I will also take this roll very seriously and be very vocal and involved in the direction and needs of our members. I may not be as visual, but I will be every bit as active. Please don’t forget our SDTA Convention is September 9th through the 11th. Our SDTA staff has made every effort to make this as safe as possible. This is at the Deadwood Mountain Grand Hotel & Casino this year for the first time ever. It will be a good time for everyone. Hope everyone feels safe and has the need for some social activity. I am excited and ready.
Robert Christian
Black Hills Log Haulers President & SDTA Chairman
We hope you will join us in Deadwood!
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The SDTA Annual Convention is just around the corner. Yes, we decided to go forward with the annual event. We are working with the hotel in order to make the event a success while also providing the necessary precautions to keep everybody safe and healthy. I for one am getting tired of not traveling! We are scheduled for September 9th through the 11th (Wednesday through Friday) at the Deadwood Mountain Grand in Deadwood, SD. This is a new venue that we have never tried before. We’ve got a great agenda planned in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. If you have not yet registered for the convention, please do that as soon as you can. We have a great list of speakers, seminars and panel discussions including a member of the American Trucking Associations Staff, Mr. John Lynch. A big thanks to the members of the Associates Conference for their valued input in getting this annual convention scheduled. The Associates took early control of how this convention was going to be planned. Thanks again for all of our Associate members that participated! All of the educational opportunities offered at the convention are opportunities that members cannot get anywhere else but at the SDTA Annual Convention. As always, in addition to educational opportunities, the convention also provides a special time and venue to network with others in the trucking industry that face issues similar to the ones you face. We also leave time for attendees to have some fun through ATV rides or a golf outing. We start on Wednesday evening with a dinner during which all members have a chance to express appreciation to all of our vendors and suppliers. This kick-off dinner is one that everyone needs to attend! On Thursday, we have our golf outing planned at the Spearfish Canyon Country Club, while at the same time there is an option for ATV rides through the Black Hills; this is all followed by an informal dinner. On Friday, we will hold the SDTA Annual Meeting followed by a full day of speakers, seminars and panel discussions. On Friday evening, we will induct Mr. Jerry Ollerich, who will be starting his two-year term as SDTA’s Chairman of the Board. After the conclusion of the activities and events of Friday evening, the convention will end. This schedule will allow everyone to leisurely travel home on Saturday or spend some quality time visiting the Black Hills of South Dakota. After you review the entire agenda as it appears in this edition of the Trucking News, I am hoping you will find that the 2020 Convention is a getaway from our crazy “new normal”. Please plan to attend! As I conclude, I suggest you review the “Dates to Remember” as published in the Trucking News. Please put some of these events on your calendar, particularly noting the Legislative Receptions scheduled for early December. I hope to see all of you at one or more of these industry events! Remember, The world is run by those that show up and participate.
Myron L. Rau, President
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SDTA’S AUGUST 2020 DRIVER OF THE MONTH
Kevin Selken Professional Truck Driver for
Kevin Selken, Orion Food Systems, Sioux Falls, SD, has been selected as the August 2020 Driver of the Month by the South Dakota Safety Management Council. Kevin has been in the trucking industry for 43 years, compiling a million plus accident free miles. Prior to his 4 years with Orion Food Systems Kevin spent 39 years in a variety of positions including driver, dispatcher, driver trainer and distribution supervisor for Land O’Lakes Dairy. He is a very friendly and dependable person who always does his job and more! Whatever he is asked to do, there is no hesitation. He is safe and courteous driver on our highways and an asset to his company.
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Kevin is 63 years old. He and his wife Coral reside in Sioux Falls, SD. They are the parents of two adult children, Nate, 35 and Nick, 32. The South Dakota Trucking Association joins the Safety Management Council in congratulating Kevin Selken for being selected as the August 2020 Driver of the Month. Sponsors of Driver of the Month Program:
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SDTA’s 85th Annual Convention September 9,10 and 11, 2020 HOTEL HEADQUARTERS - ROOM BLOCK RELEASED AUGUST 9TH: Convention Headquarters: Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood, SD 605-559-0386 Overflow Hotel: Holiday Inn Express: 22 Lee Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 605-578-3330 Company:
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Golf
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ATV Riding
Dinner & Football
Breakfast
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Please mark the appropriate box below for your registration fees: r r r r r
First Company Representative $150 Additional Member Company Representatives $125 First Time Motor Carrier Attendee $125 Spouse / Guest $100 Non-SDTA Member $180
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES: $
We would like to SPONSOR at the following level*: PLATINUM $1500 and up DISPLAY A BANNER $100
DIAMOND $1000 - $1,499
GOLD $750- $999
SILVER $500 - $749
BRONZE $250 - $499
OTHER $1 - $249
GOLF HOLE $150
TOTAL SPONSORSHIP: $
We would like to be an EXHIBITOR*: (includes one free registration) DISPLAY SPACE $600 -10’ BOOTH
DOUBLE SPACE $900
TRIPLE SPACE $1100
OUTSIDE DISPLAY:
TRACTOR $500
Display Times: Wednesday 5:00 - 6:30 pm / Thursday 4:30 - 6:00 pm / Friday 5:00 - 6:30 pm
TOTAL BOOTH FEES: $
*INFORMATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY AUGUST 27TH TO BE INCLUDED IN THE CONVENTION PROGRAM TRUCKING NEWS ~ PAGE 9
GOLF REGISTRATION SDTA has scheduled a golf outing at The Spearfish Canyon Golf Club, on Thursday, September 10, 2020. A continental breakfast will be available at the golf course. Registration runs from 8:00 - 8:45 a.m. - Shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. Lunch provided. Participants split up unless specified. TRANSPORTATION ON YOUR OWN -- golf course located at: 120 Spearfish Canyon Rd, Spearfish, SD 57783 $110 PER GOLFER (if attending convention) - $160 PER GOLFER (if not attending convention)
Name Name
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golf hole(s) at $150 per hole
ATV RIDING SDTA scheduled an ATV ride through the Hills Thursday morning, September 10th. Bring your own or rental equipment will be available. Be prepared to be at Mystic Hills Hideway NO LATER THAN 7:45 am. The ride will start promtly at 8:00 a.m. Lunch provided / Number of lunches needed: TRANSPORTATION ON YOUR OWN -- Mystic Hills located at: 21766 Custer Peak Rd, Deadwood, SD 57732 $110 PER RIDER (if attending convention) - $160 PER RIDER (if not attending convention) - $20 (if bringing own equip.)
Check rental equipment if needed: Name Name
single seat
2-seater 4-seater -- rentals are limited - 1st come, 1st served Name Name TOTAL ATV FEE: $
Beginner Black Jack Lessons will be given by the Deadwood Mountain Grand Casino on Friday, September 11th starting at 10:00 a.m. There is NO CHARGE to attend this class. Please mark below the names of attendees:
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES:
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SOUTH DAKOTA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION’S 85TH ANNUAL CONVENTION SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2020 - DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND, DEADWOOD, SD AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 A.M. 8:00 OPEN FOR BOOTH SETUP (BOOTHS SETUP PRIOR TO 4:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY) P.M. 3:00 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 5:00 VENDOR APPRECIATION & SOCIAL 6:30 DINNER 7:30 POKER RUN / PUB CRAWL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 A.M. 7:45 ATV RIDERS AT MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY TO REGISTER FOR RIDES - TRANSPORTATION ON OWN 8:00 ATV RIDE STARTS 8:00-8:45 REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN AT THE SPEARFISH CANYON GOLF COURSE - TRANSPORTATION ON OWN 9:00 SHOTGUN START – SPEARFISH CANYON GOLF COURSE P.M. 4:00 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 4:30 SOCIAL & VISIT DISPLAYS 6:00 DINNER - AWARD GOLF AND ATV PRIZES 7:20 FOOTBALL & FUN: HOUSTON VS. KANSAS CITY ON BIG-SCREEN WITH CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 A.M. 7:45 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 8:00 BREAKFAST • FORMAL OPENING 85TH ANNUAL CONVENTION • WELCOME • SDTA AND SDTA SERVICES INC. ANNUAL MEETINGS 8:30-9:45 BUSINESS SESSION 1: WILLIAM WALKER, LEGAL SHIELD / ID SHIELD: SIX TYPES OF IDENTITY THEFT AND HOW IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU 10:OO SPOUSE PROGRAM: BEGINNER BLACK JACK LESSONS GIVEN BY DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND CASINO 10:00 - 12:00 BUSINESS SESSION 2: ROTATING OPEN FORUM BUSINESS SESSIONS 1) HIGHWAY PATROL; 2) DRUG TESTING CLEARINGHOUSE; 3) IMPORTANT UPDATES ON TRAILER REFRIGERATION FOR 2020 AND BEYOND; AND 4) BIODIESEL USE & BEST PRACTICES 12:00 AWARDS LUNCHEON • SPEAKER: JOHN LYNCH, SR. VICE PRESIDENT, FEDERATION RELATIONS & INDUSTRY AFFAIRS, ATA • FLEET SAFETY AWARDS • SDHP ANNUAL SAFETY AWARD PRESENTATION P.M. 1:30 BUSINESS SESSION 3: TIPS IN TRUCKING FROM SDTA MEMBERS 2:30 DRIVER OF THE YEAR INTERVIEWS 3:00 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK DEALER MEETING 4:00 NEXTGEN MEETING AND SOCIAL 5:00 CAPITOL CLUB RECEPTION - BY INVITATION ONLY 5:00 SOCIAL & VISIT DISPLAYS 6:30 CHAIRMAN’S BANQUET • PRIDE OF THE SHOW • SAFETY DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR • CHAIRMAN’S AWARD • DRIVER OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION • PASSING OF THE GAVEL • ENTERTAINMENT: COMEDIAN, DAN AUGHENBAUGH TRUCKING NEWS ~ PAGE 11
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DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND HOTEL & CASINO (605) 559-0386 OVERFLOW HOTEL: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS (605) 578-3330
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The By Laws of the South Dakota The South Dakota Trucking Association requires all members be officially notified of the Annual Meeting of SDTA and SDTA Services. Therefore, you are hereby advised that the 2020 Annual Meeting of the South Dakota Trucking Association will be held at the Deadwood Mountain Grand Hotel & Casino, in Deadwood, SD, on September 11, 2020, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The purpose of said meeting is to transact such business as may properly come before the Annual Meeting.
NUMBER OF MEMBERS SIGNED UP SINCE 2019 CONVENTION ONE NEW MEMBER
BY DUTCH VAN SANTEN
ONE NEW MEMBER
ONE NEW MEMBER
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FOURTEEN NEW MEMBERS
BY SD TRUCK ASSOCIATION
ONE NEW MEMBER
BY RANDY HOFER
BY PHILLIP CHRISTIAN
ONE NEW MEMBER
KATIE JOHNSON
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This PIN has been released TLP:WHITE. Subject to standard copyright rules, TLP:WHITE information may be distributed without restriction. ELECTRONIC LOGGING DEVICE CYBER SECURITY AND BEST PRACTICES Summary Cyber criminals could exploit vulnerabilities in electronic logging devices (ELDs), which became required equipment in most commercial trucking operations as of 16 December 2019 due to a federal regulatory mandate. Although the mandate seeks to provide safety and efficiency benefits, it does not contain cybersecurity requirements for manufacturers or suppliers of ELDs, and there is no requirement for third-party validation or testing prior to the ELD self-certification process. This poses a risk to businesses because ELDs create a bridge between previously unconnected systems critical to trucking operations. Companies choosing an ELD can mitigate their cyber risk by following best practices tailored to ELDs. This includes asking the ELD’s supplier specific questions, some of which are identified in this PIN. ELD CONNECTIVITY AND SECURITY ELDs are devices that electronically send inspection reports to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). ELDs are required to connect to a vehicle’s electronic control module (ECM) in order to track date, time, location information, engine hours, vehicle miles, user identification data, vehicle identification data, and motor carrier identification data. ELDs must also permit wireless connectivity. As a result, ELDs create a bridge between critical vehicle components and wireless data transmission, such that the vehicle components themselves can be accessed remotely through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The most common implementations of ELDs use built-in cellular modules, but satellite, Bluetooth, or cabled tethering to cellular enabled smart phones and tablets are also options. The ELD mandate does not contain any cybersecurity or quality assurance requirements for suppliers of ELDs. As a result, no third-party validation or testing is required before vendors can self-certify their ELDs. Businesses choosing an ELD to use on their networks must therefore conduct due diligence themselves to mitigate their cyber risk and potential costs in the event of a cyber incident. The Department of Transportation (DOT) FMCSA ELD mandate entered the third and final phase on 16 December 2019, requiring the use of self-certified ELDs registered with FMSCA by all drivers and carriers subject to the rule. ELDS AND CYBER THREATS Industry and academic research into a selection of self-certified ELDs found the sample of devices did little to nothing to follow cybersecurity best practices and were vulnerable to compromise. The sample included ELDs that could be purchased off the shelf at superstores and ELDs supplied by well-known companies. Researchers demonstrated the potential for malicious activity to remotely compromise the ELDs and send instructions to vehicle components to cause the vehicle to behave in unexpected and unwanted ways. Although the ELDs are only intended to allow the logging of data from the engine, in practice some self-certified ELDs allow commands to be sent to the truck engine via their connection to the ECM. Commands passed into the vehicle network through an ELD could affect functions such as vehicle controls and the accuracy of the console display. Potential indicators of this occurring include an increase in nonreproducible equipment performance or maintenance issues, an increase in traffic on the vehicle’s internal network, or networking logs for the ELD showing unexpected incoming remote connections. The limited indicators and warning signs for this type of activity increase the importance of selecting a secure device with settings that restrict traffic during normal operations. ELDs with more advanced telematics functions and a connection to functions such as shipment tracking or dispatching can allow a cyber actor who gains access to an insecure ELD to move laterally into the larger company business network. Cyber criminals interested in stealing data such as personal information, business and financial records, location history and vehicle tracking, or other proprietary data such as lists of customers and cargo can use vulnerabilities in ELDs as a way in to access trucking companies’ enterprise networks and databases. With that access, financially motivated cyber criminals would also be positioned to install malware such as ransomware, preventing the ELD, the vehicle, or connected (Continued on page 17)
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(CONTINUED) telematics services such as dispatching or shipment tracking from operating until the ransom is paid. Potential indicators for this kind of malicious activity include unusual traffic or unusual file sharing on the network, which could best be detected by establishing a network baseline and monitoring network loads and traffic, as well as restricting user and device access privileges to only what is needed for their job. HOW TO MITIGATE THE RISK: QUESTIONS TO ASK ELD MAKERS AND SUPPLIERS Before deploying an ELD, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer or supplier of the ELD and ask about its cybersecurity. When contacting suppliers, seek specific and detailed information regarding the security of the entire ELD solution. Because ELDs can include a combination of in-vehicle, communications link, user interface, and cloud back-end systems, the supplier should be asked for details that address the cybersecurity of all functions and components. In May 2020, DOT FMCSA released a set of cybersecurity best practices for ELD solutions in “Cybersecurity Best Practices for Integration/ Retrofit of Telematics and Aftermarket Electronic Systems” [FMCSA-RRT-19-013]. The best practices provide guidance regarding considerations for trucking companies when acquiring new devices and what suppliers can expect from customer acceptance testing of these requirements. DOT-FMCSA’s best practices cite a 2018 report by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). NMFTA recently released an updated 2020 document on the same topic: “NMFTA Cybersecurity Requirements for Telematics Systems.” The cybersecurity guidance in Appendix A of the updated NMFTA document includes a rating for cybersecurity considerations, ranking them as low, medium, or high criticality. The document recommends that solutions failing to satisfy high-criticality requirements should be avoided, but solutions failing to satisfy medium-criticality requirements may still be considered for purchase with justification by the supplier, and low- criticality requirements may still be considered even without justification by the supplier. For example: • Is the communication between the engine and the ELD enforced? [SCP-060] is a high-criticality requirement, and the report recommends that any ELD to be purchased must satisfy this requirement. • Were technical standards or best practices followed in the device’s development? [SII-150] is a medium-criticality requirement, and solutions not satisfying this can still be acceptable for purchase with supplier justification. OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF NOTE INCLUDE: • Does the component protect confidentiality and integrity of communications? [requirement SCP-010] This applies to each component of an ELD solution. • Has the component had penetration tests performed on it? [SAA-020] Also applies to each component or possibly the system as a whole; however, asking the question for each component makes supplier responses clear. • Does the device have secure boot? [SII-040] Applies to any device that could be in attacker hands; in some ELD solutions, this will be all of the vehicle-connected devices, a modem, and a smartphone, as indicated in the report. • Does the device ship with debug mode enabled? [CM-030] Applies similarly to all devices, which may be one, two, or three devices for the solution, as indicated in the report. Insecure devices, even if not specifically targeted by cyber criminals, can experience issues in stability or performance resulting from interference or opportunistic infection. 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Jerry Seaman Vermillion Travel Center - That has a nice ring to it! As we highlighted in the June 2020 issue of the “Trucking News” Jerry “Skimpy” Seaman was named a Citizen Driver by TravelCenters of America (TA). TA launched this program back in 2013 with the intention of recognizing the professional drivers who keep America moving. To date, 35 Citizen Drivers have been awarded with this prestigious honor. Jerry started driving at just 12 years old, delivering goods from farm to market. To date, he has racked up more than 5 million miles in his impressive career, all accident-free. Citizen Drivers do more than drive a truck. While they spend most of their time on the road, leaders like Jerry still find the time to show up for their local communities. One of Jerry’s most cherished awards is the Athlete’s Choice Award, given to him at the South Dakota Convoy and Truck Show benefitting the Special Olympics. He and his wife Wilma have served on the Convoy Committee for the South Dakota Convoy for Special Olympics for many years and have poured their hearts and even personal resources into its success. Both Jerry and Wilma received the Founders Award for their volunteer work for the event. “It’s an amazing event with amazing kids,” Jerry said. “Even today, I can’t go to Sioux Falls without one of the Special Olympics athletes seeing and hollering at me from across a store. Some would even come running and have to get a hug. It’s so rewarding because you’re making a difference and you really get to see it.” In addition to his extensive work for the South Dakota Convoy for Special Olympics, Jerry has also been a Sunday school teacher to both teenagers and adults, as well as a Sunday school director. He was also the music director and worship leader. Jerry Seaman has spent his entire career devoted to the trucking industry and giving back to his community, so it will come as no surprise that he has chosen to give back to other truck drivers with his Citizen Driver donation prize. Jerry’s $2,500 donation will go to the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund to help support professional drivers in need of financial assistance due to injury or illness. In addition to a donation to their charity of choice, Citizen Drivers get to choose a TA, Petro or TA Express to have named in their honor. Jerry’s hits close to home, as he’s chosen the TA Express in Vermillion, South Dakota for his site dedication. Formerly a Coffee Cup Fuel Stop, this was a truck stop he frequented long before it became a TA Express. The celebration took place on July 25, 2020, when they dedicated the TA Express in Vermillion as the Jerry Seaman Vermillion Travel Center.
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Jerry Seaman Vermillion Travel Center - That has a nice ring to it! continued...
SD’s 2 Citizen Drivers: Skimpy Seaman, NTA, Ltd. Marty Ellis, A&A Express
Photos taken by Steve Hoffman, Mid States Transport, Sioux Falls, SD
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Preventive care for men is key for a healthy workplace Preventive care plays an important role in your employees, overall health and well-being. However, seeking preventive care during the coronavirus pandemic may look different than it has before. Encourage your employees to contact their health care provider or visit the office website before attending appointments to learn about special procedures that might be in place. Husband, father, brother, son — what titles do your employees have outside of work? Someone in their life cares about them and needs them to be healthy. But studies show men don’t always take proactive steps to ensure they are here for the long haul. Thirty-one percent say they wait until they feel extremely sick before seeking care.
Waiting to get care is costing your business Illness and premature death in men has been estimated to cost the United States economy approximately $479 billion in annual health care costs. Not only do chronic diseases affect the health and financial well-being of your employees, chronic diseases mean productivity loss and increased health care spending. This delay in receiving preventive care services has some frightening results and increased risks for your employees. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, men are: 1. 24 percent less likely than women to have visited a doctor within the past year 2. 22 percent more likely to neglect their cholesterol tests 3. 28 percent more likely than women to be hospitalized for congestive heart failure 4. 32 percent more likely than women to be hospitalized for long-term complications of diabetes
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5. 24 percent more likely than women to be hospitalized for pneumonia, which can be prevented through immunization
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SDTA DRIVER OF THE MONTH RULES Each month the SDTA Safety Management Council reviews the nominations and votes to select the next months winner. At the Annual Convention the past 12 monthly winners interview to be named the S.D. Driver of the Year.
Driver may be nominated for Driver of the Month for any outstanding act of heroism, a contribution to highway safety, an extraordinary act of courtesy, an exceptional deed or act of service to mankind within the community reflecting positively on the motor carrier industry, or for a long period of safe and courteous driving. An outstanding act shall be deemed to mean unusual or other than the normal every day courtesies afforded by truck drivers.
ELIGIBILITY: 1. The nominated driver must be an employee of a member in good standing of the South Dakota Trucking Association. 2. The nominated driver must have been employed by the present employer for at least two years and have a minimum of five years overall experience. 3. South Dakota domiciled* drivers are eligible for nomination for an outstanding act performed in any state. * The intent of the word “domiciled” shall be interpreted to mean: Any driver reporting to or regularly dispatched from a terminal within the State of South Dakota (in keeping with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations definition of his home terminal) regardless of where the driver may dwell. 4. A driver may receive the Driver of the Month award only one time in any contest year. He/she may be renominated in any subsequent year. 5. Nominations for outstanding acts on the highway shall be accompanied by supporting evidence (letters, statements, news clipping, etc.). A clear, factual account is absolutely necessary. Vague generalizations will not be accepted. 6. A copy of recent driver motor vehicle record check must accompany the nomination. 7. Drivers nominated and not selected as Driver of the Month will be held over and used in the following month’s selection. Nominees not selected in either of these two months may be re- nominated for any future month’s selection. 8. Entries must be in the office of the South Dakota Trucking Association no later than the 10th of each month for that current month’s contest. 9. Nominations may be made by any party, but must be approved by the employer or a representa tive of the employer. 10. The annual contest will run from September of the previous year through August of the current year. 11. Company agrees to submit a professional, head and shoulders, black and white photo of entry upon notification of winning. (3” X 5” preferred)
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Nomination form on page 27
SDTA SAFETY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
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PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE
Date
Name of Driver Marital Status
Jacket Size Age
Spouse Name
Residence Address (in full) Children & Ages Name of Carrier Home Terminal Address (in full) Phone Number Years Employed by Present Employer Type of Equipment Operated Type of Driving
Truck
Over the Road
City
Tractor-Semitrailer
Doubles
Total Years Experience Other
Other
Total Mileage Total Number of Accidents: Chargeable: Non-Chargeable:
Mileage with Present Employer Dates Dates
Has your driver ever been selected as a driver of the month or year in South Dakota or any other state? ___ Yes ___ No If yes, explain when and where Participation in truck driving championships or other transportation related activities:
Basis of Nomination:
With this entry, company agrees to send their driver, if selected as Driver of the Month, to the South Dakota Trucking Association Annual Convention where driver will participate in a PERSONAL INTERVIEW. Selection of Driver of the Year will be made following ALL personal interviews. Drivers not being interviewed will not be eligible for Driver of the Year honors. Interview times will be scheduled Friday afternoon during the convention. With this entry, company agrees to submit Driver of the Year Entry Form for National Competition if your driver is selected as South Dakota's Driver of the Year. Nominated by
Title
Please attach supporting information and send to the South Dakota Trucking Association. Attach extra sheet if more space is needed. Return to: SDTA Safety Management Council, PO Box 89008, Sioux Falls, SD, 57109-9008
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