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slide2. Welcome To Phoenix Thank you for coming!
From the latest numbers, we have over 175 persons registered for this meeting – Congratulations!
So, why are we all here today?
To Learn about changes in our industry, products, techniques & technology and also where our industry is going in the future, & how we can each influence that future
Network with our peers in this industry
Talk with our vendors and suppliers
Find ways to improve our own business & operations
To have our voices heard on what we want NAXSA to be & do in the future
Lastly, to have some fun & spend some time on “big picture thinking”<br>
slide3. Todays Agenda 8:30 am – 10:00 am; Opening & Committee Reports
10:00 am – 11:00 am; Keynote Speaker – Joe Turner
11:00 am – 11:15 am; BREAK – Exhibit Area Opens
11:15 am – 12:15 am; Engineering Focus Discussion
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm; Lunch & Exhibits Open
1:30 pm – 2:15 pm; Industry Trends & Consolidation by Joe Kondrup w/ Catalyst Strategic Advisors
2:15 pm – 2:30 pm; BREAK – Exhibits Open<br>
slide4. Todays Agenda 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm; 1st Round of Breakout Sessions
3:15 pm – 3:45 pm; 2nd Round of Breakout Sessions
3:45 pm – 4:00 pm; Break – Exhibits Open
4:00 pm – 4:15 pm; Special TSSA Report
4:15 pm – 5:00 pm; Egnr. Round Table Follow Up
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Exhibitor Reception
Be sure to be in this room tomorrow at 9:00 am for the 2020 Rental Industry Outlook and at 10:45 am for the Keynote Speaker, Commander Mark Nutsch<br>
slide5. Do You Know What These #’s Mean? Yr. # of Deaths
96 55
99 44
03 48
06 28
16 36
18 17
19 26<br>
slide6. Keeping Workers Safe Is All Of Our Mission After all the years of training, OSHA oversight, job site visits, engineering plans & untold millions of $ spent on safety programs;
Trench related deaths are still occurring at an alarming rate in our industry
Last year, every two weeks, 1 person died in a trench related accident in the USA
As part of NAXSA, we need to find ways to reverse this terrible trend
We have to lead on this issue & we have to take action as a unified industry, with one voice
This is the main reason NAXSA was formed<br>
slide7. NAXSA Has Been Busy Held two Safety Summit Training sessions in 2019
One in Denver & Second in Seattle
Over 850 attendees between the two
This year we will again hold Safety Summits in Denver & Seattle, but also add three new cities:
Orlando (TPR to host), Los Angeles (Trench Shoring to host) and Boston (NTS to host)<br>
slide8. NAXSA Has Been Busy That means NAXSA will hold 5 Safety Summits in 2020
NAXSA and its professional staff & group of leadership & committee volunteers has worked hard to develop new standards & improve communication in our industry such as the new Tab Data rolled out at last years convention
Thanks to Howard Nute and his communications committee, information to membership has greatly improved with routine monthly newsletters and Zingers being distributed as required
We are also rolling out a possible new “Operational Safety Committee” at this meeting
We envision this committee to be made up of the safety managers/individuals from each member firm so that a vigorous, open & non threating discussion on best practices & knowledge can be exchanged to benefit all members
We will hold a short organizing meeting of this new committee for any persons wanting to attend tomorrow at 7:45 am until 8:45 am in the Ironwood room<br>
slide9. New Operational Safety Committee Possible Topics/Goals Boom truck operations along with NCCCO certification standards
How to properly load, unload and secure various equipment for delivery
How to properly and safely build, handle and disassemble modular aluminum shields
CDL driver training and certification programs
The setting of industry specific training for yard operational personnel
The criteria for reporting employee near misses and actual incidents of injury
Recommended safety meeting topics and the associated handouts and training materials
Proper industry specific forklift training programs and certification and re-training schedules
How to properly stack and store spreaders
The proper training employees would need in high heat and low temperature/snow environments
AED training and first aid training for employees<br>
slide10. New Slate Of Officers & Directors Previous Officers & Directors were elected by the BOD
Brian Crandall is the new incoming President of NAXSA
This year, rules governing elections have changed
Going forward, all new Officers & Directors are voted on by membership
The new slate of Officers nominated by the BOD are:<br>
slide11. New 2020 Slate Of Officers & Directors Kevin Malloy (Trench Shoring) is nominated as the new President-Elect, who will serve after Mr. Crandall's term ends
Bret Taylor (Falcon Shoring) current director, is nominated as the new Secretary/Treasurer
Pat Lowry (TPR) current director serving out a short term open seat, has been nominated as a new director
Gene Nowlan (Sunstate) is nominated as new director
Patrick Sweeny (Sunbelt) is nominated as a new director
A email vote by the membership will be held in late February
Ballots will be emailed in next two weeks<br>
slide12. Conclusions NAXSA is an exciting and growing organization
We have some great topics & informative speakers this year covering construction equipment industry metrics, industry consolidation, sheet piling, deflection behind trench boxes, tab data, Interpreting bore logs, site specific engineering & NAXSA/OSHA Safety Summits and more
We need more volunteers that want to help grow, direct and manage NAXSA
I hope everyone stays involved, learns some valuable information & has some fun!<br>
slide13. On A Personal Note This is my last meeting as President of NAXSA
I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve this great association
I could not have done this job without all of the volunteers, committee members & most importantly, Melanie McKee, who is our fearless leader
As a founder, I take great pride in the organization & how much it has grown
Dana Woudenberg had a vision & everyone in this room needs to thank him for his tireless efforts & the end result
Brian Crandall will be taking over as the new NAXSA President at the end of this meeting
Brian, NAXSA is strong, stable & is in great financial shape. All I can say is…………..
DON’T SCREW IT UP!<br>
From the latest numbers, we have over 175 persons registered for this meeting – Congratulations!
So, why are we all here today?
To Learn about changes in our industry, products, techniques & technology and also where our industry is going in the future, & how we can each influence that future
Network with our peers in this industry
Talk with our vendors and suppliers
Find ways to improve our own business & operations
To have our voices heard on what we want NAXSA to be & do in the future
Lastly, to have some fun & spend some time on “big picture thinking”<br>
slide3. Todays Agenda 8:30 am – 10:00 am; Opening & Committee Reports
10:00 am – 11:00 am; Keynote Speaker – Joe Turner
11:00 am – 11:15 am; BREAK – Exhibit Area Opens
11:15 am – 12:15 am; Engineering Focus Discussion
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm; Lunch & Exhibits Open
1:30 pm – 2:15 pm; Industry Trends & Consolidation by Joe Kondrup w/ Catalyst Strategic Advisors
2:15 pm – 2:30 pm; BREAK – Exhibits Open<br>
slide4. Todays Agenda 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm; 1st Round of Breakout Sessions
3:15 pm – 3:45 pm; 2nd Round of Breakout Sessions
3:45 pm – 4:00 pm; Break – Exhibits Open
4:00 pm – 4:15 pm; Special TSSA Report
4:15 pm – 5:00 pm; Egnr. Round Table Follow Up
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Exhibitor Reception
Be sure to be in this room tomorrow at 9:00 am for the 2020 Rental Industry Outlook and at 10:45 am for the Keynote Speaker, Commander Mark Nutsch<br>
slide5. Do You Know What These #’s Mean? Yr. # of Deaths
96 55
99 44
03 48
06 28
16 36
18 17
19 26<br>
slide6. Keeping Workers Safe Is All Of Our Mission After all the years of training, OSHA oversight, job site visits, engineering plans & untold millions of $ spent on safety programs;
Trench related deaths are still occurring at an alarming rate in our industry
Last year, every two weeks, 1 person died in a trench related accident in the USA
As part of NAXSA, we need to find ways to reverse this terrible trend
We have to lead on this issue & we have to take action as a unified industry, with one voice
This is the main reason NAXSA was formed<br>
slide7. NAXSA Has Been Busy Held two Safety Summit Training sessions in 2019
One in Denver & Second in Seattle
Over 850 attendees between the two
This year we will again hold Safety Summits in Denver & Seattle, but also add three new cities:
Orlando (TPR to host), Los Angeles (Trench Shoring to host) and Boston (NTS to host)<br>
slide8. NAXSA Has Been Busy That means NAXSA will hold 5 Safety Summits in 2020
NAXSA and its professional staff & group of leadership & committee volunteers has worked hard to develop new standards & improve communication in our industry such as the new Tab Data rolled out at last years convention
Thanks to Howard Nute and his communications committee, information to membership has greatly improved with routine monthly newsletters and Zingers being distributed as required
We are also rolling out a possible new “Operational Safety Committee” at this meeting
We envision this committee to be made up of the safety managers/individuals from each member firm so that a vigorous, open & non threating discussion on best practices & knowledge can be exchanged to benefit all members
We will hold a short organizing meeting of this new committee for any persons wanting to attend tomorrow at 7:45 am until 8:45 am in the Ironwood room<br>
slide9. New Operational Safety Committee Possible Topics/Goals Boom truck operations along with NCCCO certification standards
How to properly load, unload and secure various equipment for delivery
How to properly and safely build, handle and disassemble modular aluminum shields
CDL driver training and certification programs
The setting of industry specific training for yard operational personnel
The criteria for reporting employee near misses and actual incidents of injury
Recommended safety meeting topics and the associated handouts and training materials
Proper industry specific forklift training programs and certification and re-training schedules
How to properly stack and store spreaders
The proper training employees would need in high heat and low temperature/snow environments
AED training and first aid training for employees<br>
slide10. New Slate Of Officers & Directors Previous Officers & Directors were elected by the BOD
Brian Crandall is the new incoming President of NAXSA
This year, rules governing elections have changed
Going forward, all new Officers & Directors are voted on by membership
The new slate of Officers nominated by the BOD are:<br>
slide11. New 2020 Slate Of Officers & Directors Kevin Malloy (Trench Shoring) is nominated as the new President-Elect, who will serve after Mr. Crandall's term ends
Bret Taylor (Falcon Shoring) current director, is nominated as the new Secretary/Treasurer
Pat Lowry (TPR) current director serving out a short term open seat, has been nominated as a new director
Gene Nowlan (Sunstate) is nominated as new director
Patrick Sweeny (Sunbelt) is nominated as a new director
A email vote by the membership will be held in late February
Ballots will be emailed in next two weeks<br>
slide12. Conclusions NAXSA is an exciting and growing organization
We have some great topics & informative speakers this year covering construction equipment industry metrics, industry consolidation, sheet piling, deflection behind trench boxes, tab data, Interpreting bore logs, site specific engineering & NAXSA/OSHA Safety Summits and more
We need more volunteers that want to help grow, direct and manage NAXSA
I hope everyone stays involved, learns some valuable information & has some fun!<br>
slide13. On A Personal Note This is my last meeting as President of NAXSA
I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve this great association
I could not have done this job without all of the volunteers, committee members & most importantly, Melanie McKee, who is our fearless leader
As a founder, I take great pride in the organization & how much it has grown
Dana Woudenberg had a vision & everyone in this room needs to thank him for his tireless efforts & the end result
Brian Crandall will be taking over as the new NAXSA President at the end of this meeting
Brian, NAXSA is strong, stable & is in great financial shape. All I can say is…………..
DON’T SCREW IT UP!<br>