Attendee Registration Brochuresessions and roundtables spanning three days, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to network with your colleagues and friends during exhibit hall receptions,

2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition Marriott Little Rock, Statehouse Convention Center , Little Rock AR

For more information contact the Councils at 703-838-1919 or visit http://Trck.ng/sshrnce

Attendee Registration Brochure

Dear Colleagues:

The American Trucking Associations’ Safety Management Council and Transportation Security Council (formerly known as the Supply Chain Security & Loss Prevention Council) cordially invites you, your staff, and your family to the 2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibi-tion. This combined council’s event, covering critical topics in trucking safety, security and human resources, takes place November 2 – 4, 2015 at the Marriott Little Rock, the Statehouse Convention Center, and the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, AR.

As trucking professionals, we know that continuing education and networking is a critical element of our ongoing professional development. It not only allows us to provide our companies and their clients with the safest, most secure and dependable transportation of their commodities, but offers us valuable insight into interpreting and managing the dynamic world of legislation and regulation that ultimately control most aspects of what we do. With this in mind, the volunteer leadership of both councils has prepared an outstanding program. In addition to an exceptional education program of optional workshops, general sessions, breakout sessions and roundtables spanning three days, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to network with your colleagues and friends during exhibit hall receptions, breakfasts, lunches, breaks, the optional golf tournament, and the annual awards reception and banquet. Security professionals interested in advancing their career can sit for the CCSP Exam. Finally, this year’s exhibit hall promises to be one the largest yet, with almost five dozen exhibiting companies. This year’s program will cover topics such as:

• Advanced Recruiting and Retention Techniques• Active Shooter & Workplace Violence: How Do You and Your Employees Respond• Today’s Top Five: Hot Topics in Safety, Security & Human Resources Trucking Litigation• Anatomy of an Accident and Accident Reconstruction: What Actually Goes on Before You Get Into Court• C-TPAT Portal 2.0 (Phase 3) and the Revalidation Audit: Everything You Need to Know

We are also pleased to have renowned speakers from trucking and related industries, including:

• Governor Bill Graves, President & CEO, American Trucking Associations• William Morales, Tomcats Consulting and Investigating• Dave Osiecki, Executive Vice President & Chief of National Advocacy, American Trucking Associations• Bo Mitchell, CEM, CPP, President 911 Consulting• Richard Pianka, Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, American Trucking Associations

We believe that the annual Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition is a unique and worthwhile experience, not only because of the tremendous quality of programming and speakers, but also the intimate, collegial atmosphere that we work to promote. This year’s conference is a terrific opportunity to meet new members, renew old friendships, and connect with some of the best in trucking safety, security and human resources. All of us are looking forward to welcoming you to Little Rock and the Statehouse Convention Center where together, we can experience and learn from each other and from some of the foremost experts in safe and secure trucking.

Sincerely,

Joe L. Smith, CDS Eric MauroNational Chairman, SMC National Chairman, TSCKMS RM Manager, Fleet Safety Vice President of SecurityKenco Management Services LLC UPS FreightChattanooga, TN Richmond, VA

An Invitation to Attend from the SMC and TSC National Chairmen

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Monday, November 2, 2015

6:30 AM – 7 PM: Registration & Information Counter

7 AM – 2 PM: SS&HR Annual Golf Tournament at the Chenal Country Club (Complete and return the enclosed golf tournament registration form, with payment, when you return your conference registration form).7 AM – 4:30 PM:

Optional Pre-conference Safety & HR Workshop(Included in your full-conference registration fee. Also available as a stand-alone registration at $100.00 for members and $200.00 for non-members.) Trucking Safety 2015: Best Practices, Compiiance and Training

7 AM – 8:40 AM: CSA: Monitoring Compliance

8:50 AM – 9:35 AM: Defensive Driving

9:35 AM – 9:50 AM: Break

9:50 AM – 10:50 AM: Load Securement

10:55 AM – 11:55 AM: Pre-trip Inspection, Parts and Accessories

12 Noon – 12:30 PM: Lunch

12:30 PM – 1:30 PM: Hours of Service/Logs

1:40 PM – 2:55 PM: Pre-Employment Testing and Screening

Drug and Alcohol Pre-existing Soft Tissue Injuries Pre-Employment Screening

2:55 PM – 3:10 PM: Break

3:10 PM – 4:30 PM: Driver Qualifications/Qualifying Drivers

7 AM – 4:30 PM:

Master Recruiting and Retention Techniques (Day 1 – this is a three-day workshop running concurrent with the SS&HRNC&E, and requires separate registration and fee. See page 9 for course information and registration details. Presenter: Kelly Anderson, President & CEO, Impact Transportation Solutions, Inc.

7 AM – 4:30 PM:

Optional Pre-conference Transportation Security Workshop(Included in your full-conference registration fee. Also available as a stand-alone registration at $100.00 for members and $200.00 for non-members.)

Cargo Theft Seminar

7 AM – 7:50 AM: The Impact of Cargo Theft on the Global Economy

8 AM – 8:50 AM: Task Force Workings/Internal Cargo Theft Investigations

9 AM – 9:50 AM: Organized Warehouse Burglary: Crews & Targeted Truck Heists

9:50 AM – 10:05 AM: Break

10:05 AM – 10:55 AM: Tactical Response to Cargo Operations

11:05 AM – 12:05 PM: Industry Role & Partnership with Law Enforcement

12:05 PM – 12:50 PM: Lunch

12:50 PM – 1:40 PM: Cargo Laws

1:50 PM – 2:40 PM: Cargo Fencing Operations

2:40 PM – 2:50 PM: Break

2:50 PM – 3:40 PM: Tractor and Trailer Identification

3:50 PM – 4:40 PM: Internet Investigative Services & Tools

8 AM – 4:30 PM:

Transportation Risk ManagementPresented by NATMI(This program requires a separate registration and fee. Please complete the enclosed registration form and return it directly to NATMI with payment).

2 PM – 4 PM: CCSP Exam

3 PM – 4:30 PM: State Associations Safety Committee Meeting

4:45 PM – 5:15 PM: First time attendee and exhibitors reception with the Safety Management Council and Transportation Security Council Management Advisory Boards

5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: SMC and TSC Chairmen’s Welcome

Opening General Session: Keynote Speaker: Governor Bill Graves, President & CEO, American Trucking Associations Sponsored by HireRight

6:30 PM – 6:35 PM: Chairmen’s exhibit hall ribbon cutting

Program2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition

Monday, November 2, 2015 – Wednesday, November 4, 2015Marriott Little Rock and the Statehouse Convention Center, Little Rock, AR

All meetings and sessions will take place in the Statehouse Convention Center, except “Advanced Recruiting & Retention Techniques”, which will take place in the Arkansas Ballroom of the Marriott Little Rock; and, the Awards Reception and

Banquet on Wednesday night, which will take place at the Clinton Presidential Center.

All general sessions will take place in the exhibit hall. Schedule, topics and speakers are subject to change. Please consult the on-site conference program for the latest.

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PROGRAM2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition

Monday, November 2, 2015 – Wednesday, November 4, 2015

6:35 PM – 8:30 PM: Exhibit hall opening reception Sponsored by U.S. Legal Services

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

6:30 AM – 7 PM: Registration & Information Counter

6 AM – 7 AM: SMC Management Advisory Board Meeting (closed)

TSC Management Advisory Board Meeting (closed)

7 AM – 8:30 AM: Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

7 AM – 4:30 PM: Master Recruiting and Retention Techniques – Day 2

Presenter: Kelly Anderson, President & CEO, Impact Transportation Solutions, Inc.

8:45 AM – 9:45 AM: General Session: Inside the Beltway: A Safety, Security & Human Resources Regulatory & Legislative Update

Keynote Speaker: Dave Osiecki, Executive Vice President, and Chief of National Advocacy American Trucking Associations Sponsored by HireRight

9:45 AM – 10 AM: Refreshment Break

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: General Session: Active Shooters & Workplace Violence: How Do You & Your Employees Respond? Keynote Speaker: Bo Mitchell, President & CEO, 911 Consulting Sponsored by AIG

11:15 AM – 12:15 PM: Concurrent Committee Meetings:

SMC Regulations Committee Meeting

TSC Cargo Theft Committee Meeting

12:30 PM – 1:30 PM: Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

1:45 PM – 2:45 PM: Concurrent Sessions: Hazardous Materials Safety Update Sponsored by HireRight

TSC Homeland Security Committee Meeting

2:45 PM – 3 PM: Refreshment Break

3 PM – 4 PM: General Session:

Today’s Top Five: Hot Topics in Safety, Security and Human Resources Trucking Litigation Keynote Speaker: Richard Pianka, Vice Presdent and Deputy General Counsel, American Trucking Associations

4:15 PM – 5:15 PM: Concurrent Breakout Sessions: Safety & HR Breakout Session Anatomy of an Accident and Accident Recon- struction: What Actually Goes on Before You Get Into Court Presenter: Douglas B. Marcello, Esq. Partner: Marcello & Kivistro, LLC Sponsored by Aon Risk Management

Transportation Security Breakout Session Your Partners in Prevention and Enforcement: Building Relationships with Your Local Police Departments to Improve Communications and Incident Response Presenter: J.J. Coughlin, Vice President, LoJack Supply Chain Integrity; Chairman, Southwest Transportation Security Council Sponsored by Aon Risk Management

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM: Reception in the Exhibit Hall

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

7 AM – 5 PM: Registration & Information Counter

7 AM – 4:30 PM: Master Recruiting and Retention Techniques – Day 3

Presenter: Kelly Anderson, President & CEO, Impact Transportation Solutions, Inc.

8 AM – 8:30 AM: Breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

8:45 AM – 10:30 AM: General Session: National Truck & Industrial Safety Awards & State Association Recognition Awards Ceremony

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10:30 AM – 12:30 PM: Exhibit Hall Open

10:30 AM – 11 AM: Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM: Lunch and farewell raffle in the exhibit hall

12:30 PM: Exhibit hall tear-down

12:45 PM – 1:45 PM: Transportation Security Breakout Session C-TPAT Portal 2.0 (Phase 3) and the Revalidation Audit – Everything You Need to Know Presenter: Sean Doherty, Advisory Services Executive, BSI Supply Chain Security Solutions Group Sponsored by Aon Risk Management

12:45 PM – 2:30 PM: Safety & HR Roundtables #1: The Winter of 2014 – 2015 – How did record-breaking conditions impact your operations, commitments to suppliers and the legal/contractual environment? (12:45 PM – 1:30 PM) Sponsored by National Fleet Services

#2: America’s Crumbling Infrastruc ture - What has it cost your company in terms of safety, maintenance, delivery times/client satisfaction and how are you coping with it for the years ahead? (1:45 PM – 2:30 PM) Sponsored by National Fleet Services 1:45 PM – 2:30 PM Transportation Security Roundtable #1: Intermodal Security – A Conversation Between Trucking and the Railroads

2:30 PM – 2:45 PM: Refreshment Break

2:45 PM – 3:45 PM: Transportation Security Breakout Session Findings from the ATA TSC-TSA I-STEP Trucking Security Exercise Presenter: David Cooper, Industry

Engagement Manager – Highway, Office of Security Policy and Industry Engagement, Transportation Security Administration, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Sponsored by Aon Risk Management

2:45 PM – 4:30 PM: Safety & HR Roundtables #3: Bullet-Proofing Your Employment Application and Employee Manual (2:45 PM – 3:30 PM) Sponsored by National Fleet Services

#4: Enhancing Driver Retention Through Fitness and Healthy Lifestyle Coaching (3:45 PM – 4:30 PM)

3 PM – 4 PM: Allied Committee Meeting

3:45 PM – 4:30 PM Transportation Security Roundtable #2: Reducing Loss with Effective Physical Security 4:45 PM – 5:15 PM: SMC Annual Membership Meeting

TSC Annual Membership Meeting

6 PM – 7 PM: Safety & Security Reception with live entertainment Clinton Presidential Center (Transportation will be provided between the Marriott Little Rock and the Clinton Presidential Center. The transportation schedule will be published in your on-site conference program.)

7 PM – 9 PM: Safety & Security Awards Banquet Clinton Presidential Center

Reception and Awards Banquet Sponsored by Lytx

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition


GOVERNOR BILL GRAVES

President & CEOAmerican Trucking Associations

Bill Graves is President and CEO of American Trucking Associations, the national trade and safety organi-zation of the United States trucking in-dustry. Through its 50 affiliated state trucking associations, conferences and other organizations, it represents an indus-try that delivers nearly

70% of the nation’s freight before all branches and levels of government.

Under his leadership, ATA is advancing several safety initiatives. ATA has proposed requiring that all new heavy trucks be equipped with speed limiters. It also has pro-posed a national speed limit of 65 miles per hour for all vehicles. ATA supports efforts aimed at improving the safety of the trucking industry by requiring the use of electronic logs to monitor drivers’ hours-of-service and es-tablishing a national clearinghouse for drug and alcohol test results.

Under Graves, ATA also has been a fierce advocate for improving our nation’s infrastructure through the use of existing user fees, including calling for higher fuel taxes. ATA also has spearheaded efforts to combat the use of tolling and public-private partnerships.

Graves also has overseen ATA’s efforts to promote the industry’s record on sustainability, ranging from support for fuel economy standards for large trucks to promotion of the EPA’s SmartWay program.

In January 2003, Graves completed his second term as governor of Kansas, capping 22 years of service to the state. He won reelection in 1998 by the largest margin in state history. As governor, Graves enacted the larg-est tax cut in state history, but also signed into law an

historic 10-year, $13 billion comprehensive transportation program improving highways, railroad infrastructure, airports and public transit service in Kansas, financed by higher user fees.

Graves has been involved in the trucking industry his en-tire life. For almost 70 years, members of his family have operated fleets including Graves Truck Line.

In addition to his duties at ATA, Graves serves on the board of the International Speedway Corp., the leading promoter of motorsport racing in America.

Graves earned a degree in business administration from Kansas Wesleyan University in his hometown of Salina and attended graduate school at the University of Kan-sas. Graves lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Linda and daughter Katie.

BO MITCHELL

President 911 Consulting

Bo Mitchell, CEM, CPP, CBCP, CHCM, CHSP, CHEP, CHS-V, CSSM, CSHM, CFC, CIPS, CSC, CAS, TFCT3, CERT, CMC, CSI-ML, IAC, CESCO, MOAB, was Police Commissioner of Wilton, CT for 16 years.

He retired in February 2001 to found 911 Consulting which cre-ates emergency, disaster recovery, business continuity, crisis communications and pandemic plans, plus training and exercises for organizations like GE HQ, Hyatt HQ, MasterCard HQ, four colleges and universities plus 25 secondary schools. He serves clients headquartered from Boston to LA working in their facilities from London to San Francisco.

Bo has earned 20 certifications in homeland security, emergency management, disaster recovery, business continuity, safety and security. He also serves as an ex-pert in landmark court cases nationally.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition

Monday, November 2, 2015 – Wednesday, November 4, 2015DAVE OSIECKI

Executive Vice President and Chief of National AdvocacyAmerican Trucking Associations

Dave Osiecki is the Executive Vice President and Chief of National Advocacy at the American Trucking Associations, based in Arlington, VA. In this capacity, Dave is responsible for overseeing ATA’s policy development and regulatory

advocacy on a host of trucking issues, including fuel/energy issues, environmental requirements, labor, safety and security rules, as well as truck size & weight limits. Dave is also responsible for managing a staff of policy and regulatory experts, and is often called on to represent ATA and the trucking industry at government hearings and industry events.

Prior to his promotion as Executive Vice President, Dave was the Senior Vice President of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Vice President of Safety for ATA and, before that, Executive Director of the ATA Intermodal Conference.

Dave came to the ATA in 1996 with almost ten years of motor carrier safety experience with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Office of Motor Carriers (OMC). At DOT, he held several different positions involving compliance & enforcement functions, as well as program, policy, and regulation development.

RICH PIANKA

Vice President and Deputy General CounselAmerican Trucking AssociationsChief Counsel ATA Litigation Center

Rich Pianka is Vice President and Deputy General Counsel of American Truck-ing Associations and Chief Counsel of the ATA Litigation Center, based in Arlington, VA.

As Chief Counsel of the Litiga-

tion Center, Rich is responsible for advancing and defending the interests of motor carriers in the nation’s courts, and regularly represents ATA in cases with broad public policy implications for the trucking industry.

As a member of ATA’s Law Department, Rich advises ATA policy and advocacy staff on a wide range of regulatory and legislative issues. Rich came to ATA in 2012 from the general and appellate litigation practice at Mayer Brown LLP. Previously, Rich served as clerk for the Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and is a graduate of Princeton University, the University of Texas at Austin, and the Georgetown University Law Center.

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OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition


TRANSPORTATION RISK MANAGEMENT presented by NATMIMonday, November 2, 20158 AM – 4:30 PM

This course, presented by the North American Trans-portation Management Institute (NATMI), will provide Safety Managers, Consultants and Insurance Specialists with the skills they need to understand, analyze, pre-dict, reduce and eliminate risk associated with the trans-portation industry. The following topics are covered: RISK MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW:

Evaluating your organization’s business from a risk man-agement perspective; the 7-Step risk management process

RISK ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT: RISK ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW;

Using risk assessment process to improve your safety results; using risk assessment tools

LOSS PREVENTION/CONTROL AND INSURANCE:

Identify the 4 classifications of risk; discuss tools used to identify risk; 6 techniques for risk control; excess limits and umbrella policies; loss prevention/control techniques

TRANSPORTATION SPECIFIC RISKS:

Identify some of the major risks in the transportation industry, as well as your specific operation

COURSE OBJECTIVES:After completing this course, you should be able to:

• Define Risk Management and related concepts• Identify the 7 steps of risk management and how

they can be applied in your company• Define Risk Analysis and Risk Assessment• Conduct a Risk Analysis and measure risk probability

and consequence• Implement risk analysis tools in your company• Understand, control, calculate your costs associated

with risk• Align risk/insurance strategy with the financial strategy and objectives• Identify loss prevention and control techniques with-

in the risk management process

To register for this program, please complete the en-closed registration form and return it directly with pay-ment to NATMI.

CERTIFIED CARGO SECURITY PROFESSIONAL EXAMMonday, November 2, 20152 PM – 4 PM

ABOUT THE CERTIFIED CARGO SECURITY PROFESSIONAL (CCSP)

Trucking security professionals interested in obtaining their Certified Cargo Security Professional® (CCSP) des-ignation will have a unique opportunity to do so, while combining their attendance at the 2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition, November 2-4 in Little Rock, AR.

The CCSP credential is the only one of its kind – it’s cargo-specific, industry-approved, university accred-ited. When “CCSP” follows an individual’s name, it means that he/she has earned the requisite knowl-edge, skill and experience to be deemed not just a security professional, but a security professional in the complex world of supply chain logistics. Shipper, motor carrier, or consignee security professionals grasp the potential risks and vulnerabilities to cargo, vehicle, personnel, and profit, as well as the resources and networks necessary to prevent and respond to each weak link from pick up to delivery. Cargo securi-ty professionals are essential personnel and the CCSP allows employers and customers to identify those who can get the job done. The CCSP program also provides, through the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI), training to those wishing to enter the supply chain security arena or hone their know-how and techniques.

The CCSP is a credential denoting expertise and expe-rience in supply chain security. Individuals applying should be involved in the development, implemen-tation, management, and/or enforcement of supply chain security policies, practices or plans, either as a security professional, cargo theft task force officer (if law enforcement) or insurance investigator. Thus, passing the CCSP exam or taking classes related to security is not enough; an applicant must be active-ly performing the duties of a security professional somewhere in the supply chain (whether shipper, motor carrier, consignee, or cargo theft investigator). The CCSP Program is administered by both American Trucking Associations’ Transportation Security Council (TSC) and the North American Transportation Man-agement Institute (NATMI) and is accredited by the University of Southern Florida through NATMI.

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OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition


In addition to taking the exam on Monday, November 2, 2015 in Little Rock, applicants must also meet the mini-mum experience requirements; submit the formal appli-cation, certification processing fee and exhibit binder.

Eligibility Criteria/Experience Required(one of the following):

1. B.A., B.S., Master’s and/or Doctorate degree from any accredited college and one year experience in the supply chain or transportation security industry.

2. Security-related certification or police academy di-ploma/certification and two years’ experience in the industry or five years of cargo theft investigation

3. High school diploma or GED equivalent with three years of experience in the Industry

4. Five years of supervisory or management experience in the industry

*Acceptable documents include official transcripts or diploma demonstrating highest level of education attained; or signed statements from existing and/or previous employers that verify meeting the minimum experience requirement.

Security professionals wishing to sit for the CCSP exam on Monday, November 2, 2015 in Little Rock should contact Susan Chandler at (703) 838-1861 or [email protected] to begin the application process. Please note that a minimum of 10 applicants is required in order for the exam to be administered on November 2.

MASTER RECRUITING AND RETENTION TECHNIQUES COURSEMarriott Little RockMonday, November 2 – Wednesday, November 4, 2015

This 3 day course, led by Kelly Anderson, President & CEO of !mpact Transportation Solutions, runs concur-rently with the 2015 Safety, Security & Human Resourc-es National Conference & Exhibition, November 2 – 4, and is the most comprehensive and industry specific re-cruiter training available. Upon completion, attendees are eligible to become Certified Professional Recruiters.

This class will give recruiters the information they need to stay compliant with Federal and human resource laws while also teaching them how to find and recruit the drivers they need as well as retain the drivers that they have.

With all the changes in the laws governing and tech-niques required to recruit drivers, recruiters of all experience levels will find this class invaluable.

• Federal regulations applicable to hiring drivers• CSA• Human resource law, Fair Credit Reporting Act com-

pliance, and EEOC Title VII Guidance• Conversational recruiting techniques • Driver advertising that works• Streamlining your qualification cycle• Driver advertising that works• Advanced conversational recruiting techniques• Improving the quality of driver hired/contracted• Unleashing the power of digital recruiting• Total lead exhaustion

The registration fee of $699.00 per person includes course materials, lunch and refreshments for breaks. To register for this program, visit www.masterrecruitingtechniques.com to sign up directly with the course provider.

If you have questions or would like additional informa-tion about the program, please phone (888) 429-3445.

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JOIN SMC OR TSC AND SAVE!2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition


JOIN SMC OR TSC NOW AND SAVE…

A SPECIAL OFFER ON COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP AND CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Trucking safety, human resources and security professionals who are not currently members of the American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) Safety Management Council (SMC) or the Transportation Security Council (TSC) can take advan-tage of a special offer to attend this year’s Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition at the member registration rate, and enjoy the first year of membership in the professional council of their choice at a significantly discounted rate, saving at least $200.00!

ATA’s Safety Management Council is trucking’s premier, national, industry-wide professional development orga-nization for safety and human resources professionals. Membership in the council provides:

• Access to operational and policy experts to answer

questions

• Alerts on ever-changing legislation, regulations,

legal cases, and news

• A subscription to the council’s monthly newsletter

The Safety Bulletin, which always includes a “Dear

Driver Letter” and a safety poster

• A subscription to The Informer, the quarterly mag-

azine of the SMC and the Transportation Security

Council, covering topics in safety, security, freight

claims, human resources, and more

• A subscription to Transport Topics – The Weekly

Newspaper of Trucking and Freight Transportation

• Forums to network and exchange experiences and

best practices with your colleagues

• Avenues to influence policies, regulations, etc.

• Technical Committee Involvement (including Regu-

lations, HazMat, OSHA, Hours of Service, CSA, H&W,

Recruitment & Retention, etc.)

• Involvement in joint safety initiatives with industry,

law enforcement and government agencies

• Professional development through education, recog-

nition and contacts

• Company and Individual Awards programs

• Accident Review Service to help with preventability

determinations

• On-line membership directory

• Discounts on meetings, exhibit booths, webinars and

products

• SafetySocial on ATA Connect – the on-line meeting

place for safety and human resources professionals

ATA’s Transportation Security Council is the national non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to es-tablishing and advancing those policies and practices that achieve maximum security (supply chain, person-nel, cargo, truck, facility, data and homeland security), effective risk management and loss control, cargo theft reduction, successful claims management, and a secure workplace. It creates member value through research, education, information dissemination, peer and law en-forcement interaction, consensus building and incentive programs which inspire excellence and contribute to a more secure and profitable industry and nation.

Benefits to membership in the Transportation Security Council include:

• Access to operational and policy experts to answer

your questions

• Timely updates on ever-changing legislation, regu-

lations, legal cases, cargo thefts and news, through

conference calls, e-mail alerts, webinars, the TSC

website, and more.

• A subscription to the council’s bi-monthly newsletter

Security News, which always includes security posters

• A subscription to The Informer, the quarterly mag-

azine of the TSC and the Safety Management Coun-

cil, covering topics in security, freight claims, safety,

human resources, and more

• A subscription to Transport Topics – The Weekly

Newspaper of Trucking and Freight Transportation

• Opportunity to exchange real-world wisdom and ex-

perience and provide input to industry best practices,

policies, regulations, legislation, etc.

• Membership opportunities on TSC Technical Commit-

tees (Homeland Security, Cargo Theft, Freight Claims/

Loss Prevention, and Education Development

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JOIN SMC OR TSC AND SAVE!2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition

Monday, November 2, 2015 – Wednesday, November 4, 2015• Involvement in joint industry-law enforcement initia-

tives that seek to prevent and respond to cargo theft

(training, cargo theft database, evaluation, state

cargo theft legislation, law enforcement scholarship,

resources, etc.)

• Participation in the Motor Carrier Freight Claims Sur-

vey/benchmarking

• Professional development through education, allianc-

es and collaboration with fellow shippers, carriers,

brokers, government agencies, law enforcement, etc.

• Awards and recognition programs

• On-line membership directory

• Member discounts on conferences, programs, we-

binars, products, exhibit space, and ATA Business

Solutions Featured Products

• Cargo Incident Flash – a closed, real-time, online incident

reporting system exclusively for use by members of TSC

To take advantage of the significant savings associated with this offer, you must complete the special confer-ence attendee registration form/membership applica-tion - ensuring that you indicate your preference of joining either the Safety Management Council or the Transportation Security Council – and return it either by fax or regular mail (note that this offer cannot be purchased on-line). Questions on council membership? Call (703) 838-1919.

SS&HR ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTChenal Country Club, Little Rock, ARMonday, November 2, 20156:30 AM – 2 PM (transportation will depart the Marriott Little Rock at 6:30 AM; breakfast and driving practice will take place at the course from 7 AM to 8 AM, followed by an 8 AM shotgun start).

Join your friends and colleagues for the SS&HR annual golf tournament, this year held at the Chenal Country Club in Little Rock. Adorned by two magnificent golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. the Founders Course and the Bear Den Course – Chenal Country Club provides championship playing conditions everyday through im-maculately maintained facilities and grounds. And the golf programs at Chenal are many and varied, addressing the desires and needs of low-handicappers, the duffer and the beginner as well.

The 2015 SS&HRNC&E tournament will be played on the Founders Course. Chenal Country Club opened the Founders Course in 1990. From their very inception, the golf courses at Chenal were destined to be ranked among the most prestigious in the nation. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., both the Founders Course and the Bear Den Mountain Course are imaginatively conceived, dra-matically beautiful and extraordinarily challenging. Mr. Jones, creator of more than 125 of the world’s best courses, including Monterey and Spanish Bay in Pebble Beach, CA, preserved the integrity of the rolling, wooded terrain of western Little Rock while developing two majestic courses.

The Zoysia fairways offer an exceptional lie and the Bent-grass greens present the highest putting surface available.

Founders Course, at 7,115 yards, nestled among many of the original neighborhoods in Chenal Valley, has been ranked as “America’s top 100 Modern Golf Courses” by Golfweek magazine, and “#1 in Arkansas” by Golf Digest.

Your tournament registration fee of $165.00 includes coffee and tea before departing the Marriott Little Rock in the morning, round-trip motor coach transportation, breakfast before the tournament beings, greens fees, golf cart, beverage cart (beer, water and soft drinks) during play, lunch following the tournament, prizes, and chances to win the hole-in-one and putting contests. To register for the tournament, complete the enclosed golf tournament registration form and return it to ATA with your payment and conference registration form. Corporate sponsorship opportunities are also available for the tournament. Contact Dan Duggan at (703) 838-1756 for more information.

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LOCATION, HOTEL & TRAVEL

EXPERIENCE ARKANSAS’S CAPITAL CITY

Situated on the Arkansas River, Little Rock is home to a thriving New South culture that offers a vibrant nightlife, big-time entertainment, world-class attractions and a booming dining scene with the best Arkansas restaurants serving up dishes from all over the globe. The fact that we’re one of the top Arkansas vacation spots and among America’s most affordable cities means you can have fun and keep your money in your pocket.

Little Rock has a big role in history and looks to the fu-ture. Learn about Central High School’s place in the civil rights movement, explore the Clinton Presidential Center and imagine a world free of hunger and poverty at the Heifer Village.

If you’re the outdoorsy type, lace up your running shoes or hop on your bicycle and cruise the Arkansas River Trail – it features more than 15 miles of scenic riverfront and one of the longest pedestrian and bicycle bridges in America.

Come visit one of the most popular Arkansas vacation spots and see what Little Rock is all about. You’ll leave with a new idea of what a southern city can do.

For more information on sites, attractions and dining options in Little Rock, visit the Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau website at www.littlerock.com.

HOTEL AND TRAVEL INFORMATION

The Little Rock Marriott3 Statehouse PlazaLittle Rock, AR 72201Phone: 1-501-906-4000 | Toll Free: 1-800-228-9290 Fax: 1-501-399-8071

Encounter a renowned Little Rock hotel combining the epitome of luxury and convenience at the Little Rock Marriott, an Arkansas landmark, as the state’s only full-service Marriott. Located downtown in the heart of the River Market District and just 7.1 miles from the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT), the hotel provides the perfect place to stay during your visit to ‘The Natural State.’

With deluxe amenities and stylish décor, the Little Rock Marriott offers excellent service and accommodations for both business and leisure travelers alike. Premier among Little Rock hotels, the 418-room Marriottoffers a fully equipped fitness center, an Italian restaurant, lounge and attached Cigar bar. With 260,000 square feet of versatile event space, this Little Rock luxuryhotel creates a distinguished setting for lucrative business engagements, cherished social gatherings, and elegant wedding receptions. Depart from the ordinary and discover all that this luxury hotel has to offer while planning your Little Rock business travel or vacation stay today.

A discounted block of guest rooms is available for attendees and exhibitors at the nightly rate of $139.00 single/double, plus applicable taxes. The rate is available November 1 through November 5 and the deadline to reserve your room at this rate is October 12, 2015. Reservations can be made by calling (877) 759-6290 and mentioning the “ATA Safety, Security and Human Resources National Conference” or by visiting the conference booking website at http://trck.ng/LRMarriott

AIRLINES

Special discounted airfares are available for themeeting and have been arranged with Southwest, Delta, and United for travel to Little Rock, Arkansas.

Delta Air LinesCode: NMKFHToll Free: (800) 328-1111Web site: www.delta.com

United AirlinesAgreement Code:Z Code: ZTPHToll Free: (800) 426-1122Web site: www.united.com

GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Rental Cars:Special rental car rates are available for the meeting. To make your reservation and receive discounted rates, please contact the companies below.

Enterprise Rent A CarCode: L16Y460; Pin Code: AMEToll Free: (800) 261-7331

Avis Rent A CarAWD#: A683199Toll Free: (800) 331-1600Web site: www.avis.com/aagroups

Hotel Shuttle:

The Marriott Little Rock offers complimentary airport shuttle service, but a reservation is required. To reserve your shuttle service, phone (501) 906-4000.

ATA’S OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENT

To take advantage of these special rates, contact ATA’s official travel agency, MacNair Travel, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM Eastern Time at (866) 826-9259, or e-mail [email protected], and refer to the discount code for your desired company. Alternatively, you may contact the vendor directly via the contact information listed, providing the correct discount code.


CURRENT SPONSORS (as of July 17, 2015)

We are pleased to announce that the following fine companies have already committed to sponsorship at this year’s

Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition.

Without the generosity of these companies, ATA’s Safety Management Council

and Transportation Security Council would not be able to provide the excellent

content and quality functions included in this year’s program.

For more information on enhancing the awareness of your corporate image with trucking’s safety, security

and human resources professionals, contact Dan Duggan at (703) 838-1700, ext. 1756,

or [email protected] soon, as sponsorship elements are going fast!

AIGAon Risk Management

DriverFactsFastportHireRight

J.J. Keller & Associates, Inc.Lytx

National Fleet ServicesSeeing Machines

US Legal

CURRENT EXHIBITORS (as of July 17, 2015)

We are pleased to announce that the following fine companies have already committed to

exhibiting at this year’s Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference & Exhibition.

For more information on promoting your products and services to trucking’s safety, security and human resources

professionals, contact Dan Duggan at (703) 838-1700, ext. 1756, or [email protected] soon,

as spaces are going fast!

ACT Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc.AIG

AsurintAT&T

Atlas Injury Prevention SolutionsBaldwin & Lyons, Inc.

CerteDriveCura Emergency Services

DriverFACTSDrivers Legal PlanEBE Technologies

Electric Guard DogEmerge Diagnostics

ErgoScience, Inc.ERTS

FASTPORT, LLCHireRight

IMMIInstructional Technologies, Inc.

Lytx, Inc.MedDirect

Meritor WABCONational Fleet Services LLC

NATMIOmega Laboratories, Inc.

OmnitracsOpen Road Drivers Plan

Psychemedics CorporationSamba Safety

Seeing MachinesSleep Solution

SuperVisionThe Keiser Group

TPI - Transportation Performance, Inc.U.S. Legal Services

Vigillo, LLCWomen in Trucking Association, Inc.

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EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS

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EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS

The Safety Management Council and the Transporta-tion Security Council both offer their members exclu-sive tools to network and share critical information.

SafetySocial on ATA Connect is the Safety Management Council’s virtual place to go to ask questions, share knowledge and the latest news and more with your colleagues engaged in all facets of trucking safety. Visit www.smc.trucking.org, log in, and start a conversation!

Cargo Incident Flash is the Transportation Security Council’s members-only on-line cargo incident report-ing system. Cargo Incident Flash allows TSC members to quickly, privately and anonymously communicate incidents of facility break-ins, cargo theft, violence,

surveillance and other suspicious activities amongst themselves in real time.

Incidents submitted through this system allow TSC’s staff to deliver aggregated and anonymous monthly reports to members facilitating analysis of trends involving cargo thefts, break-ins and other incidents by multiple criteria.

So, don’t wait until November to network with your colleagues…start the conversation now – with the jam-packed conference program that we have in store for you, you’ll still have plenty to talk about in Little Rock!

DON’T WAIT TO NETWORK AND SHARE!

NEW IN 2015 – THE HOST STATE DISCOUNT!

We are pleased to offer members of the Arkan-

sas Trucking Association who are not currently

members of the American Trucking Associations,

the ATA Safety Management Council or the ATA

Transportation Security Council the opportunity to

experience the 2015 Safety, Security & Human Re-

sources National Conference & Exhibition the op-

portunity to register to attend at the ATA/Councils

member rate! This offer extends only to the full

Motor Carrier Attendee conference registration

– a savings of $100.00. To take advantage of this

offer, please contact the councils at (703) 838-1919

and ask for your 2015 SS&HRNC&E Savings Code.

Once you are given the code, you can register on-

line and enter it during the registration process

to obtain the discount, or write it on your confer-

ence registration form and return it with payment

to the fax number or address on the form.

Want to save even more? See page 10 of this

brochure for a special offer on council membership

and conference registration!

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

AUGUST 11 – 15, 2015: ATA SMC’s National Truck Driving Championships and National Step Van Driving Championships Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel and

AMERICA’S CENTER, St. Louis, MO NOVEMBER 2 – 4, 2015: SMC and TSC’s 2015 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference and ExhibitionMarriott Little Rock, State House Convention Center, and the Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock, AR

APRIL 5 – 7, 2016SMC and TSC’s Annual Policy ConferenceHoliday Inn BallstonArlington, VA

AUGUST 9 – 13, 2016ATA SMC’s National Truck Driving Championships and National Step Van Driving ChampionshipsHyatt Regency Indianapolis, Omni Severin Hotel, The Westin Indianapolis, and the Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN

Safety Management Council/Transportation Security Council950 N. Glebe Road, Ste. 210, Arlington, VA 22203

For more information contact Councils at 703-838-1919 or visit www.Trck.ng/sshrmce • www.trucking.org

Documents

Attendee Registration Brochuresessions and roundtables spanning three days, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to network with your colleagues and friends during exhibit hall receptions,