CLMG Presentation for CCIB, September 2010

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CLMG Presentation CCIBs4 th Annual Seminar

Transcript of CLMG Presentation for CCIB, September 2010

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CLMG PresentationCCIB’s 4th Annual Seminar

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Who is Central Lift Maintenance Group ?

• Independent national heavy equipment maintenanceprovider with 16 years of industry experience.

• Primarily focused on representing the interests of the end-user and aren’t associated or obligated to the equipmentmanufacturers or dealer networks.

• Positioned to offer unbiased and credible maintenancesolutions to our customers.

• Strive to maximize equipment availability while ensuringpeak performance to save you time and money.

• Specialized in offering contracted fleet maintenance to theIntermodal, port, trucking and W&D industries.

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CORPORATE:

• Office located in Frankfort, IL

CLMG:

•Heavy Equipment Maintenance

•42 Mechanics, 18 Locations• Chicago, IL• Bedford Park, IL• Schiller Park, IL• Boston, MA• Worcester, MA• West Springfield, MA• Jersey City, NJ• Chambersburg, PA• Charlotte, NC• Atlanta, GA• Savannah, GA• Fairburn, GA• Charleston, SC• Jacksonville, FL• Evansville, IN• Detroit, MI• Cincinnati, OH• Joliet, IL

Our Locations

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Our Mission

To earn an unparalleled reputation for premiereservice, safety, reporting, and ease of doing business

from our valued customers.

CLMG’s Mission Statement

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IntegrityHonesty, openness, and demonstrating mutual respect for others.

CommitmentDedication, devotion, and seeing the job through to the end.

EqualitySense of fairness, egalitarianism, and classlessness.

PhilanthropySense of unselfishness, compassion, charity and humanity.

PrideHonor, gratification, self-esteem.

CLMG’s Core Values

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CMMSComputerized Maintenance

Management System

Our Reporting Capabilities:

Our customers are able to log directly into our maintenancesystem via our website to see all repairs being made to theirequipment on a daily basis.

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Independent Equipment Evaluation

As a neutral service provider, CLMG is able to provide valuable equipment M&R informationand data to our customers. By not selling machines or parts, CLMG’s sole focus is to maximizethe life of our customers’ assets in the most cost-effective manner.

** The above graph is an example equipment cost comparison that you will onlyreceive from CLMG.

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Our Motto!

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Our Safety Training

•Hazardous Materials•Hazardous Communication•Security Awareness•Defensive Driving•Heat Stress•First Aid•Blood Born Pathogen•Fork Lift•Boom Lift•Fall Prevention•Ladder Safety•Lock Out/Tag Out•SPCC Training•CPR

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Communication

•Safety Manual•Daily Safety Briefings•Weekly Toolbox Talks•Signs and Placards

•Monthly Safety Meetings•Internal Audits•Email

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Safety Incentive Plan

All CLMG Field Technicians Are Eligible for a SafetyAll CLMG Field Technicians Are Eligible for a SafetyBonus Based on the Following Criteria:Bonus Based on the Following Criteria:

••$$$ Award for Individual Performance$$$ Award for Individual Performance

••$$$ Award for Team Performance$$$ Award for Team Performance

••$$$ Award for Company Meeting Goal$$$ Award for Company Meeting Goal

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Safety Tools & Risk Reducers

Aerial Lifts at Every CLMG Location Reflective Materials Built into Uniforms

Chassis Deflectors on all Service Trucks

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Chassis Deflectors Reduce Injury and Save Lives!

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Chassis Deflectors Reduce Injury and Save Lives!

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Chassis Deflectors Reduce Injury and Save Lives!

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It Wasn’t Always That Way!

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The BLUE data points indicate our lift maintenance safety record underthe former parent company. The GREEN data points mark CLMG’ssafety performance since we spun-off from the parent company.

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What’s the Secret to a Successful Safety Program?

•There’s no magic hat or secret potion.

•There’s no such thing as just being lucky.

•It’s all about establishing a “Safety Culture”, it’s all about“Design”!

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What is a Safety Culture?

A safety culture of an organization is the productof individual and group values, attitudes,perceptions, competencies and patterns of

behavior that determine the commitment to, andthe style and proficiency of an organization’s

health and safety management.

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Keys to Successful Safety Culture

• Management Commitment• Leadership• Communication• Empowerment• Good Habits

• Personal Responsibility• “Employee Buy-In”• Training• Attitude• Engagement

Hire for attitude and train for performance!

Companies with highly engaged employees have a 44% bettersafety record, are 26% more productive and have 13% greaterprofitability!

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