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the ATA Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla. The National Safety Professional
Award of Excellence recognizes “those dedicated and accomplished safety pro- fessionals who contribute greatly to the success of their motor carriers’ safety programs and experience, but who do not hold the highest safety title within their company,” said Susan Chandler, executive director of the ATA Safety Management Council. “It’s time to honor—on a national, industry-wide scale—these significant contributions to safety.” ABF Safety and Security Director
Sam Cates said, “Jason Wing is an accomplished professional whose dedi- cation to safety and training is a bench- mark for the industry. Trucking safety is a top priority at ABF, and it’s an honor to have one of our safety professionals as a recipient of this prestigious award from the ATA Safety Management Council.” To be eligible for the award, a can-
didate must be responsible for safety program implementation, monitoring and/or training with a minimum of five years of experience. The candidate also must be an active member in his or her state trucking association’s safety council, the ATA and the ATA Safety Management Council.
• Competitive rates and structures • Attentive, professional service
Ready to learn more? Call or email today. Dave Modde • 1-800-670-0408 ext. 18 •
david.p.modde@
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