2016 CORPORATE GOALS Vice President and General Manager`s

MISSION STATEMENT
We provide reliable Transportation
solutions to our Customers by taking Pride
in our People, Safety, the Environment and
the Communities we service
… Because we live here!!
Inside this issue:
VP & General Man1
ager’s Message &
2016 Corporate Goals
Annual Awards and
Christmas Party
2
Children’s Christmas 3
Party, Potluck & Customer Satisfaction
Safety, HR & IT
4
Grande Cache, On
5
the Road to Quality &
Winter Road Project
January 4, 2016
Vice President and General
Manager’s MESSAGE
Fellow Employees,
Last year was a challenging
year; thank you for your effort, energy, resilience and
commitment.
As we start this new year
with greater clarity, a greater determination to succeed
and a renewed commitment
to provide exceptional customer service, we ask just
one thing from each of you –
be BETTER.
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Be better in your work –
think creatively, efficiently and get the details right.
• Be better with our customers – in how you prepare, how you communicate and how you add
value.
• Be better with your
teammates – in how you
support each other, how
you communicate and
how you care about
them as people.
• Be better in your
community – in how you
give of your time and
effort to make your
town, city or neighborhood a great place to
live.
• Be better with our
planet – in how you recycle, minimize your
footprint, and how you
appreciate the natural
beauty around us.
• Be better in your relationships out of the
office – in how you
communicate, encourage and support.
• Be better to yourself
– in your self-talk, in
your personal expectations and in your commitment to being all
that you can be. Be
more thankful.
You control how you approach your days in and out
of the office. Commit to
being better every day.
Learn more. Be more responsive. Be more connected. Be more aware. Be
tougher. Be more resilient.
Be more creative. Be more
present. Just be better.
I would like to personally
THANK everyone for their
contribution towards Grimshaw’s continued success.
2016 will prove to be a
challenging year but collectively I know we will have a
Productive, Safe and Successful year.
Regards,
Gary Leddy
2016 CORPORATE GOALS
GOAL # 1
GOAL # 2
GOAL # 3
GOAL # 4
Improve Communication Across
Reduce Total Recordable Injuries Frequency
to less than 3
Reduce Environmental
Footprint
Improve Customer Service through Service
Failure
Organization
Reduction
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Annual Awards & Christmas Party
Congratulations!!!
We are proud of you.
The awards dinner and dance was at
Chateau Louis Hotel on December
5. The food and music were great
and everyone had a fabulous time.
The annual awards are a token of
appreciation for the part you've
played in making the company what
it is today. Your talents, efforts,
commitments and loyalty already
have helped us achieve excellence in
many areas.
We hope the award you received is
one you will be proud to use and
that it will remind you of the company's appreciation.
SAFE DRIVING AWARD
25 Years Safe Driving
Harvey Dyck
Charles Desjarlais
10 Years Safe Driving
Gerald Crewe
Douglas Lesh
Dave Walterhouse
Leslie Williams
5 Years Safe Driving
David Buhler
Richard Hughes
Neil Kornak
Hernan Lopez
Gary Northcott
Quentin Riley
SERVICE AWARD
Mary Shewchuk—40 Years Service
Conrad Huculak—35 Years Service
Charles Desjaralis—25 Years Service
Richard Mayuk—25 Years Service
Ron Hummel—20 Years Service
Robert Palmer—20 Years Service
Ken Silver—15 Years Service
10 Years Service
Richard Anderson
Brian Gartner
David Bruyere
Bradley Hill
David Carr
Carol Jeanotte
James Finlayson
Garth Johnson
Marianne Furman
Douglas Lesh
Shirley Macdonald
Leslie Williams
John Zaffino
5 Years Service
Ben Bolton
Amanda Shipalesky
Wallace Briggs
David Buhler
Robert Harvey
Kelly McKort
Anthony Miccolis Gary Northcott
David Reid
Neil Ryan
Kelly Sherris
Louie Borges
SAFETY AWARD
Ian McChesney - 35 Years Safety
Dan Johnson—25 Years Safety
Shane MacDonald-25 Years Safety
Charles Desjarias-20 Years Safety
William Krahn-20 Years Safety
Gordon Loewen-20 Years Safety
Kelly MacDonald-20 Years Safety
Stephen Hardy-15 Year Safety
Daniel Leblanc-15 Years Safety
David Carr –10 Years Safety
Darcy Dickson-10 Years Safety James
Finlayson –10 Years Safety
Richard Hughes-10 Years Safety
Garth Johnson-10 Years Safety
Douglas Lesh-10 Years Safety
David Reid-10 Years Safety
Leslie Williams-10 Years Safety
Ben Bolton-5 Year Safety
Louis Borges-5 Years Safety
Wallace Briggs-5 Years Safety
David Buhler-5 Years Safety
Robert Harvey-5 Years Safety
Kelly McKort– 5 Years Safety
David Reid-5 Years Safety
Quentin Riley-5 Years Safety
Neil Ryan-5 Years Safety
Kelly Sherris-5 Year Safety
Thank you all for your
participation during our
Silent Auction at our
Annual Awards & Christmas Party.
We raised $2,600 that will go to
Make a Wish
Foundation.
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Children’s Christmas Party
THANK
YOU
Grimshaw
Trucking for hosting such a
great Children’s Christmas
Party. The food & treats
were great and everyone enjoyed LZ Trampoline Park.
There were smiles everywhere when Santa arrived
with his sack of presents.
Christmas Lunch Potluck @ Edmonton Terminal
The Office Staff in Edmonton
“Alone we can
Terminal had a delightful Christdo so little;
mas Lunch. Everyone shared their
Together we
favourite foods. Thank you all for
can do so
sharing your sumptuous food espemuch”
cially those delicious desserts. We
all enjoyed the food & each others - Helen Keller
company.
Customer Satisfaction
James Finlayson— thank you James for the great
service that we received from you today. From
Bank’s Family in Athabasca
Customer Service Team— Just wanted to say
thank you for the continued great customer service
from you gents and ladies over there! It has been
one heck of a year and your team has been absolutely great to work with! From JRHall-Edmonton
Safety Team—I just wanted to say thank you for the
exceptional service. It was fast and efficient and exactly what customer service should be and it meant a lot to
me. Is there a feedback email address or a customer
service address I could contact? I’d like to share my
good experience and your exceptional work, and if you do
receive any recognition for these types of service I
would love to contribute. From Leon’s Furniture Calgary
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Newsletter Title
Safety Corner
Distracted Driving Law in Effect
Effective January 1, 2016 the penalty
for distracted driving in Alberta will
be a $287 fine and three demerit
points. The law applies to all motor
vehicles as defined by the Traffic
Safety Act. It restricts drivers
from:
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using hand-held cell phones
texting or e-mailing (even when
stopped at red lights)
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using electronic devices like laptop computers, video games, cameras,
video entertainment displays and pro-
personal grooming (brushing and
flossing teeth, putting on makeup,
curling hair, clipping nails or shaving)
The law applies to all roads in Alberta. Tickets for distracted driving are
issued to the driver of the vehicle
gramming portable audio players (e.g.,
MP3 players)
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entering information on GPS units
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writing, printing or sketching
reading printed materials in the
vehicle
LOST TIME CLAIM
Thank you everyone for
working safe. We have
achieved 426 days without a
loss time claim !!
Human Resources Corner
Canada Revenue Agency announces
maximum pensionable earnings for
2016. The Canada Revenue Agency
announced today that the maximum
pensionable earnings under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) for 2016 will be
$54,900—up from $53,600 in 2015.
The new ceiling was calculated according to a CPP legislated formula
that takes into account the growth in
average weekly wages and salaries in
Canada. Contributors who earn more
than $54,900 in 2016 are not required or permitted to make additional contributions to the CPP. The basic
exemption amount for 2016 remains
$3,500. The employee and employer
contribution rates for 2016 will remain unchanged at 4.95%, and the
self-employed contribution rate will
remain unchanged at 9.9%. The maxi-
mum employer and employee contribution to the plan for 2016 will be
$2,544.30 each and the maximum
self-employed contribution will be
$5,088.60. The maximums in 2015
were $2,479.95 and $4,959.90.
By: Government of Canada
L.I.N.C.
We have developed a Technology Plan
thatare
will many
make Grimshaw
Trucking leading edge in technology
There
new exciting
within the Mullen Group and the industry.
technology plans in the works to
make everyone’s job easier, stay
We would like to send out a Big Thank
tuned! You to all our City P&D Drivers for making this happen.
You are a very important part of us moving forward and we appreciate your efforts.
Another accomplishment is our Online Order Entry for pickups on our Website! We currently have
two customers using this regularly. This may not seem like a lot, but this is huge step for us. We are
going to continue to market this and are open to any ideas you may have on getting our customers to
use our website.
Please feel free to contact us with any feedback or questions at linc@gtlp.ca.
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Grande Cache
This is Rick Lee's ( Grimshaw
Trucking) new home in Grande
Cache which is on a shared facility with our sister company
Majestic Oilfield.
This facility makes it so our
people in Grande Cache can now
load and unload freight inside
the tent out of the elements
and we no longer lease a poorly
suited building for our needs.
On the Road to Quality
We successfully had 171 employees
attended the On the Road to Quality
Training. Through your commitment
to training we were able to achieve
our Corporate Goal last year .
Thank you to all our trainers (Shirley
Mcdonald, Olga Genovey, Amanda
Shipalesky and Jessica Langford) for
your passion to teach and for sharing
your knowledge to our employees.
“The beautiful
thing about
learning is that no
one can take it
away from you”
-B.B.King
Winter Road Project
Congratulations Grimshaw Trucking
for being awarded work on the Ice
Road again this year.
Since 1888, De Beers has been involved in all aspects of the diamond
business. From its mining operations
across Africa, and most recently Canada, the company produces about 35
per cent of the world’s supply of
rough diamonds.
De Beers has been active in Canada
for nearly 50 years, growing from a
small group of geologists in the field
to having multiple offices and operations across the country. De Beers
has two producing mines, one ad-
vanced exploration project and a targeted exploration strategy within
Canada. Metshaw Freighters has successfully secured the majority of the
transportation work for the GahCho
Kue Mine for the 2015 – 2016 season.