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Driver & Rookieof the Month

Message From Bob

Celebrating YourSuccess

Top Fleets andAnniversaries

Celebrating Our Drivers

New CareATC Clinic Locations

PHA Screening & Fitness Challenge

Safety Tips

Employee Assistance Program

New MeltonKnights

Get Involved

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IN THIS ISSUE

S.A.F.E.

Driver Reminders

Our Melton Community

PRIDE Performance Scorecard

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Everett Agee

Date of Hire: 3/27/2018Fleet: 22Truck #: 11496Quote: “If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.”

DecemberRookie of the Month

Date of Hire: 4/3/2018Fleet: 30Truck #: 11514Quote: “Safety has to come first if you’re going to last.”

NovemberRookie of the Month

Kevin Clark

Marvin has been with Melton for over 5 years and has been a part of trucking for over a decade. He chose a career path in trucking after working in construction as well as at a rental car dealership.

Marvin chose Melton for many reasons, but specifically states, “Melton’s facilities are very much appreciated not only by our drivers, but by other companies as well. Bob takes great care of drivers and listens to their concerns. You’re treated with respect from everyone including office staff to fellow drivers on our fleet.” Being a tenured driver in the industry, Marvin tells new drivers to simply, “Do your job. Pick up on time. Drive smooth and steady. Do your proper planning prior to your trip.”

In his free time, Marvin enjoys reading Manga and writing. He would also like to give a special shout out to his wife, Beverly!

December Driver of the Month

Joseph has been with the Melton team for a total of 9 years and serves as a Road Trainer and Ambassador of the Road. Through his training, Joseph has been able to impact numerous students and prides himself on teaching the future of Melton. When asked what advice he would give to incoming drivers, he states, “Don’t get in a hurry and always pay

attention to your surroundings.”

Before entering the trucking industry, Joseph served as a CNC Operator, worked as a tree trimmer, and was an Air Cargo Controller in the military. When

asked what makes Melton different from other companies, Joseph states that, “Melton has a unique family atmosphere. They take great care of you.”

When Joseph is not driving or training new students, he enjoys mining for opal and emeralds, fishing, and spending time with his family.

November Driver of the MonthJoseph Stievenart

Marvin Geddings

Welcome to our monthly edition of OpenLine. The holiday season has come to a close and I would like to thank our Operations department for working so diligently in getting drivers home for Christmas. While it is no easy task to accomplish, we pride ourselves in prioritizing our drivers’ family time during the holiday season.

As we enter the new year and reflect on 2018, the state of our company remains strong. In the past year, we announced a well-deserved pay raise to our drivers, rolled out a new scorecard bonus structure, and added other driver support benefits. Even with these improvements, I look forward to introducing additional driver-friendly programs and incentives in 2019.

We will purchase 490 new trucks this year with the majority being Kenworth T680 automatics and trade 420 of our existing trucks to keep the age of our fleet in line. While we’ve discontinued purchasing diesel powered APU’s, in order to keep our engine idle time in check, we are currently testing electric APUs on a small number of trucks. All trucks continue to have the Espar style heaters.

I’d also like to recognize our Driver of the Month, Marvin Geddings/GEDM and Rookie of the Month, Kevin Clark/CLAK. Their hard work and loyalty to our company certainly do not go unnoticed and I look forward to their future accomplishments at Melton.

On the topic of achievements, I would like to thank our terrific employees for voting us the #1 Midsize Employer by The Oklahoman. Melton has been chosen as a Top Workplace finalist for the last 4 years and reclaimed the #1 spot in 2018. Also, our company was ranked as one of the Top 50 Companies for Women to Work for in Transportation by Women in Trucking. These awards, along with many other accomplishments, are a testament to the innovative culture and positive work environment our company has developed.

With a new quarter comes the opportunity for drivers to capitalize on their PRIDE Performance Bonus. Drivers can earn up to $5,400 through this bonus program by maximizing points in the categories of Safety Performance, Operational Performance, Fuel Performance, and Shop Compliance. While drivers’ base pay and benefits remain at the top of our industry, these extra incentives allow even the most productive drivers to be challenged and earn extra cash throughout the year.

Please follow up on your PHA screening results. If your results suggest a lifestyle change such as smoking cessation or blood pressure medication, please act on this appropriately. For employees who met iCarePlus standards we just paid over $77,000 in health bonuses.

Lastly, on a Safety note, it is a challenging time of year for driving in many states with winter weather introducing numerous hazards to our drivers. It is important to recognize that cold weather brings threats to drivers each time that they operate their truck. Issues such as fuel gelling up, slick road conditions, and low visibility from blowing snow are just a few of the largest problems a driver can run into. We always advise caution during the winter months and contact your Driver Manager if at any point you feel it is unsafe to be on the road. Only you decide if it’s safe to proceed. We trust your judgement and maintain a top priority of delivering freight safely.

Wishing you all a safe and productive 2019,

Bob PetersonChairman and Chief Executive Officer

Message From Bob PRIDE Performance Scorecard

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P.R.I.D.E. Performance ScorecardBy: Lisa Mason - Vice President of Safety and Human Resources

SAFETY CRITERIA

OPERATIONS CRITERIA

• MPG is scored on 90-day average. • APU and Non-APU trucks have different scales. • Older trucks and newer trucks have different scales as well.

MPG CRITERIA

SHOP CRITERIA

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The driver score card (DSC) was implemented so drivers can review and measure their overall performance in MPG, Safety, Operations and the Shop. This tool is also useful to set personal goals, and audit their Operations, CSA, and internal Safety records at Melton Truck Lines. Each of the criteria is assigned a point value for positive performance like attending safety meetings or getting more credentials, and/or negative performance like receiving tickets or having unexcused late loods.

Drivers can potentially earn up to $1,350 per quarter! That’s an extra $5,400 per year!Questions? Safety #1-800-656-2167 Shop (Brad Bournes) #918-270-9445 Operations (Your DM) MPG (Stefanie Ryan) #918-270-9604

*Driver must be actively employed at time of payout.

With the start of a new year brings the opportunity to evaluate and set new goals! Last year, we introduced you to our revamped PRIDE Performance Scorecard where your existing exceptional performance is rewarded. An outline of the possible points is provided below and I encourage you to set a goal this year of earning the maximum points on our scorecard! I look forward to seeing more of you succeed and earn extra cash through this program in 2019! If you have additional questions, please contact our experts - Safety #1-800-656-2167, Shop #918-270-9445, Operations (Your DM), and MPG #918-270-9604.

Our Melton Community Celebrating Your Success

14 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | Our Melton Community 03 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | Celebrating Your Success

Driver Kudos

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It takes a village to raise a child… and a team of dedicated professionals to get customer kudos! For those of you who book loads, manage drivers, assist afterhours or keep us running at one of the terminals, this shout is to YOU! One of our customers contacted us to say, “We get about 5 truck loads a week and I wish it was all Melton. You’re always on time, drivers are nice and the trucks fit in the warehouse.” Thank you for your contributions that continue to make us the best out there!

Driver Manager, Paul Marquez, would like to send kudos to Fleet 30 for doing an exceptional job while he was out of the office on vacation.

One of our customers called in to pass along their appreciation for how professional driver Daniel Hague 10874 was when delivering. Thank you for your great representation of Melton, Daniel!

Shout out to driver Derrick Stephens 10206 for arriving at a consignee for delivery a day early! Thank you for your hard work!

Paige Hackman, our Employee Relations and Safety Coordinator, would like to send kudos to everyone who pursued and accomplished getting their MACs!

Kudos to Isaiah Davis 11028 for looking out for another driver who needed to get home for a family emergency. Isaiah took the time to accommodate to a fellow driver’s needs and was selfless in doing so. Thank you for being so considerate, Isaiah!

Driver Manager, Daniel Sibert, sends a shout out to Hector Quinon 12200 for reading through his load notes thoroughly and scaling loads as needed.

A big thank you to Brian Suddarth 11358 for helping out another Melton driver in a time of need!

Kudos to Kevin Roess 10068! A customer called in to let us of the great job did in tarping a difficult load. Your hard work is appreciated!

Driver Lex Copeland 11968 sends kudos to his Fleet 25 Driver Manager, Rory Beel. He said, “Keep up the good work, sir! You are the best DM a driver could ask for!”

Kudos to Chris Mayer 11062 for being very professional during the clearing process with Safety. He’s very attentive and dedicated towards Melton and Safety! Keep up the great work!

Muritala Tijani 11710 sends a shout out to our Laredo terminal staff for a great experience! He said, “Tom gave a listening ear to all my needs. I got timely attention from everyone from the Inspection area, Shop, Safety, and Dispatch. I am grateful for you all!”

A customer called to let us know driver Keil Hanson 11246 was very funny and professional when delivering. They said, “Keil had a great attitude and the entire shipping crew enjoyed working with him.”

Kudos to Russell Gist 10400 for being so helpful and reliable in repowering a load. He did a great job delivering superior customer service when needed.

Kudos to James Tinnin 12330 for his help in getting a load delivered on time when called upon. Thank you for being so dependable, James!

Shout out to George Sharp 10150, Matthew Lanig 10018, and Bruce Alvarez-Salmeron 11256 on getting their MAC shirts!

Driver Jimmy Blaydoe 12322 sends kudos to all who were involved in getting him home timely after a family emergency arose. He sent a special thank you to his Driver Manager, Carolyn Orr, and our Driver Relations Coordinator, Darla Shew, for the card, flowers, and phone calls.

Michael McVey sends a big thank you to Joe Toney 11704 for his help after Michael fell and injured himself. Michael said, “This is one of the things that make Melton drivers a step above - his willingness to do more than his share. Thanks again, Joe!” Get well soon, Michael!

Kudos to Jeff Longino 11970 for always being goal-driven, hardworking, and kind to others!

Frank Raulerson 12354 noticed a new driver struggling at a shipping and lent a helping hand. He showed the driver how to properly secure and tarp the load along with sharing some tips and tricks. The new driver called in and let us know how appreciative he was for his help. Thanks, Frank, for being such a great Ambassador of the Road for us!

Kudos to driver Raphiou Abbey 12068 for helping another driver chain and tarp a load of two large coils. The other drivers said, “He went above and beyond after already having a long day.”

Thank you to every Melton employee that works hard to keep us going. This is what makes Melton great!

We love it when our drivers and employees notice each other doing a great job. We appreciate all of our drivers, but it is great to see other drivers show their appreciation. When you see a driver or office employee going above and beyond, let us know on Facebook or send an email to kennedy.ruley@meltontruck.com.

Alton Mercer received his Ambassador jacket! Pictured above are his DM, Josh Morgan, and

Senior DM, Lisa Aleshire.

David Carmack earned his new Ambassador jacket and his DM, Stephen Daley, joined him

for a photo!

Driver Leon Wert says, “I love delivering to some of the smaller businesses!”

David Leasure achieved Ambassador status in 2018 and received his custom jacket! We

are proud of you, David!

Jim Johnson reached the outstandingmilestone of 10 Years Safe Driving! Our CEO,

Bob Peterson, joined Jim to celebrate!

Driver Willie Owens attained Blue Knight status with us and got his custom ring! We look forward to future milestones, Willie!

Rose Graves sent in this photo of her truck parked in Utah!

Our Field Recruiting team at the December Monthly Celebration.

Mike Dargel celebrated 14 Years of service in December!

Melton was named the #1 Midsize Employer by the Oklahoman! Thank you to our

wonderful employees for voting us the best!

Driver Joshua Pasquale was one of many drivers contributing to delivering the Super

Bowl halftime stage!

Driver Samuel Archie sends a big thank you to our Laredo team! He says, “The Laredo

terminal makes me feel like family!”

One of our recent trainees, Joseph Robinson, successfully tarped his first load!

A warm welcome to our newest Road Trainers!

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Top Fleets & Anniversaries Driver Reminders

Top Fleets

Anniversaries

Best Expert Fuel Compliance1. Carolyn Douthat ― Fleet 08 with compliance of 81.13% 2. Yecenia Torres ― Fleet 12 with compliance of 80.44% 3. Ashley Derr ― Fleet 38 with compliance of 79.00%Entire fleet compliance was 77%

1. Paul Marquez ― Fleet 30 with an average of 6.62 MPG 2. Tony Smith ― Fleet 18 with an average of 6.53 MPG3. Tawny Davis ― Fleet 23 with an average of 6.50 MPGEntire fleet average was 6.35 MPG

Best Average M.P.G.

New HiresKathy Tamayo – Billing AssociateKevin Vreeland – Mechanic InternAaron Montalvo – Mechanic InternNick Liendo – Inspection Bay Technician LaredoJonathan Guevara – Equipment Control Coordinator LaredoEdgard Lorencez – Operations Customer Service Laredo

Munirah Muhammad – Recruiting InternTaylor Walker – Pre-Qualifying AgentBryan Santiago – Sales and Logistics Trainee – ConexusSamuel Shelton – Sales and Logistics Trainee – ConexusStephen Lackey - Application Architect

Russ ElliottRobert ClarkKendra LambRick VincentRoger RankRhonda MeshewAaron KingsfordMatthew ThomasMike SimpsonStefanie RyanDaniel SibertAlbert RandleCharles BrittonTerry EdwardsBen ArredondoCharles ReedGerald WorthJerry HoffpauirLarry FaulknerRicky LegueEdward LandLenny SipeMichael JohnsonEdward CarmichaelGeorge DixonDane LemonsMike Chadwick

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Rate My Load Feature on the Transflo AppBy: Marilyn Surber - Employee Services Manager

We take every precaution to protect our drivers from situations that could arise from unknowingly hauling contraband – from screening customers to performing thorough security inspections of equipment and loads.

Some factors that may lead to suspicion include: • Unusual behavior or requests at the point of loading • Pickup or delivery from/to vacant or abandoned property• Load documentation that does not match company instructions• Cargo inconsistent with the place of pickup or delivery• Monitoring activities at pickup or delivery locations

As the “eyes and ears” of Melton Truck Lines, we need you to contact your Driver Manager, Extended Coverage or Terminal Manager if you have concerns about the security of a load.

Identifying Suspicious Shipments - CTPAT AwarenessBy: Mary Gosnell - Director of Operations - Account Management

PromotionsRenita Alcaraz – Special Accounts ManagerJennifer Wakefield – Senior Marketing AssociateMike Jimenez – Inside Sales Coordinator

Patricia Ramirez – Account Manager – Conexus LaredoBrendon Goodwin - Birmingham Orientation SupervisorPaige Hackman - Claims Administrator

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After 3 years with Melton, you will receive a custom jacket and truck decal. Drivers with 3 years safe who meet all qualifications also receive profit sharing bonus.

While customer service is very important, we care just as much about how our customers are treating you, our drivers. The Rate My Load function allows drivers to give us feedback on their experience with the shippers and consignees of every load. Melton will use your feedback to rank our customers and choose loads more wisely for our drivers.

You have 2 options to complete the Rate My Load survey.

Complete survey via load workflow process:1. Load is tendered to you2. Accept/Decline options appear3. Select “Accept”4. Load is dispatched or assigned to you5. Scan documents/Done options appear6. Select “Scan documents”7. Take pictures of your Bills of Lading8. Once you have scanned all documents—select “Done” a. The load is moved to the Rate My Load Queue.9. Complete a Rate My Load survey for the shipper10. Complete a Rate My Load survey for the consignee a. The load moves to the Completed Queue

Complete survey via Driver Resources:1. From main page, select Driver Resources2. Select Rate My Load3. Enter Load Number4. Complete a Rate My Load survey for the shipper5. Enter Load Number6. Complete a Rate My Load survey for the consignee

We look forward to hearing from you and continuing to improve our service to our drivers! If you experience any issues completing these surveys, please call the Transflo Helpline at 866-503-5705 (8am-8pm CST).

After a record-breaking 2018, our Road Recruiters team is planning some exciting opportunities for our drivers to earn incentives when referring drivers to Melton. In 2018, our Road Recruiters team hired 344 drivers and paid out $104,750 in referral bonuses! I challenge and encourage each driver to build upon this success in the year to come!

To help build upon our momentum from 2018, we have already planned some exciting opportunities. Various contest and prizes ranging from customized Road Recruiters swag to 250 miles of additional pay will be offered throughout the year!

Stay tuned on your Facebook Fleet Pages and lookout for Qualcomm messages about the contest we are running. Thank you for making 2018 such a success for our team. I look forward to the record-shattering success that is to come in 2019! Happy Recruiting!

Celebrating Our Drivers

05 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | Celebrating Our Drivers

Adam Rehak Levi Elkins Albert Shed Alex Bauta Alex Madrid Alfonso Bryant Alton Jackson Andrew Deters Andrew Winans Ben Harmon Bruce Salmeron Charles Cozart Charles Fleming Charles Parker Christian Bohorquez Christopher Stafford Christopher Mayer Christopher Patterson Cody Berthold Daniel Worm Darrell Pardue David Parslow David Hagan David Gillespie David Seeden David Simons David Teegarden Dayton Hiles Demonty Fellers Don Earl Donald Trego Doyle Hester Duane Cousins Duran Aaron Ernest Zeller Everett Agee Glen Anglin Jack Hand Jack Schroeder James Johnson James Barber James Monclair Jeffrey Bram Jeffrey Mitchell Jeff Stewart Jeffrey Granat Jerry McGowan Jesse Davis John McCauley John Ford

Joe Stievenart Juan Soto Juan Delgado Juris Markans Justin Denardo Kevin Cooper Kevin Hook Kirk Jewell Larry Haskins Lawrence Wolford Lee Searles Leon Laurion Lloyd Cruz Luke Schaberl Marvin Geddings Melchor Ramirez Melvin Eason Michael Waller Michael Livingston Michael Hughes Muritala Tijani Nicholas Sirvantez Omar Garcia Parnell Bourg Patrick Walsh Peter Hans Petros Patronas Philip Williams Quincy Chung Randy Campbell Robert Simmons Roger Miller Ron Harrison Ross Logun Roy Chandler Rungy Johnson Samuel Fitzgerald Scott Bronson Shawn Ivie Stephen Kirkland Stephen Mee Steven Pitts Steven Jones Theodore Pinjuv Thomas Compton Tom Hoffman Timothy Page Todd Williams Troy Marquis Wyn Norsworthy

Top 100 Safe Driver Milestones

Get Involved

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Driver scorecard leaders

Submitting DetentionBy: Shari Ellis - Senior Detention Specialist

Did you know we paid drivers a total of $482,803 in Detention pay in 2018?! While we want our drivers being productive, if you must wait, we want you to be paid. This amount shows a greater overall awareness for our Detention process and we look forward to what 2019 brings!

Being paid detention is now easier than ever. Now, if you are detained at a customer, you can submit for Detention via your Transflo app on your smart phone. Please see the instructions below:

1. First, 2 hours after your appointment time, submit your Two-Hour Detention Warning.

a. Open the Transflo app b. Select “Loads” c. Select “Available” d. Select the load under which you are being detained e. Select “Load Messages” at the top left or the load messages icon f. Select the 4 lines for additional message options g. Select “Two Hour Detention Warning” h. Enter your scheduled Appointment Time and your Reason for being detained i. Send

2. Second, once you have been fully loaded/unloaded, submit your Request for Detention Pay.

a. Follow steps a-i above b. Select “Request for Detention Pay” i. Enter the beginning and end times for being loaded/unloaded, and add additional comments if necessary c. Send

We are excited to offer multiple options for your ease of completing processes over the road. If you ever have any questions about Detention, please contact our Detention team using the following information: Shari Ellis – 918-270-9655 / Stephen Herring – 918-270-9665.

Road Recruiters UpdateBy: Melissa Stephan - Recruiting Manager

06 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | New CareATC Locations 11 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | New Melton Knights

THIS IS WHERE THE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD. New Melton Knights

We have several levels in our Knight Program to honor your career with Melton. The goal of the Knight Program is to provide all incoming drivers with a path to success and another way for us to show our appreciation for all the hard work you do. The gifts will be distributed to you on the month following your anniversary. The Knight Program is based on tenure; safe driving does not contribute to your classification, although we want everyone to work and drive safely.

Justin Bailey 11524 FLT10 Christian Bohorquez 11836 FLT30 Robert Sampson 10176 FLT30

Ricardo Ballesteros Mark Barber Jerry Calhoun Alexander Carlson Brandon Clark Tanner Colton Miguel Sosa

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Nathan Hougaboom Kevin Lacey Patrick Lewis Matthew Lusher Brandon Mick David Miller David Mitchell

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Michael Patrick Thomas Pina Joshua Spring Nathan Vainio Kenneth Walker Franklin Wesley

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Bilal Almir James Ash Christopher Asselin Jason Bilby Dwayne Brasher Robert Cantrell Daniel Carter Daniel Cordova Bryan Cummins Raymond Depiro Matthew Devolder Mackey Francis Ray Hargraves Lazaro Hernandez Dayton Hiles

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After your first 90 days with Melton, you will receive a hard hat decal.

After 2 years with Melton, you will receive a customized Melton hoodie.

After 1 year with Melton, you will receive a Melton shaving kit/shower bag.

After 6 months with Melton, you will receive a customized silver keychain.

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Nicholas Euber Thomas Fields Dale Gregory Philip Guidry Rafael Gutierrez Thomas Harrington Orlando Horta Iniabasi Imeh Steven Jacobik Ryan Jimerson Umar Jones Wilder Jules Joshua Kelley Devin Lantau Nicholas Lehnberg Felmond Lisane Jomo Lovelace George Martinez Kenny Martinez Robert McCallister Lydia Meeks Jenette Mitchell Thaddeus Mitchell Avery Munn Ricardo Munoz Jake Nauman Joshua Newell Adam Parrish Darrell Pardue

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ARIZONAAvondale Clinic 10320 W McDowell Rd, Ste M1342 Avondale, AZ 85323

Chandler Clinic 2175 N Alma School Rd Bldg C, Ste 109 Chandler, AZ 85224

Metro Plaza Clinic (Phoenix) 3201 W. Peoria Ave, Ste D707 Phoenix, AZ 85029

Talking Stick Clinic (Scottsdale) 7350 N. Dobson Road, Ste 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85256

Tucson Clinic 5225 E Knight Dr, Ste 201 Tuscon, AZ 85712

FLORIDAPalm Harbor Clinic 34650 US Highway 19 North, Ste 102 Palm Harbor, FL 34684

GEORGIADobbins Clinic (Marietta) 2130 NW Parkway, Ste G Marietta, GA 30067

Gainesville Clinic 1314 West Ridge Road Gainesville, GA 30501

Sugarloaf Clinic (Gwinnett) 2250 Satellite Blvd, Ste 140 Duluth, GA 30097

West Rome Clinic 2250 Satellite Blvd, Ste 140 Duluth, GA 30097

KANSASOverland Park Clinic 6700 College Blvd Overland Park, KS 66211

Reflection Ridge Clinic Reflection Ridge Commercial Building 1006A - Suite 103 7570 West 21st North Wichita, KS 67205

IOWA Merle Hay Clinic (Des Moines) 3839 Merle Hay Rd, #120 Des Moines, IA 50310

MICHIGAN Grand Rapids SW Clinic 2221 Health Dr SW, Suite 1500 Wyoming, MI 49519

MISSOURI Keaton Clinic - Now Open! 6698 Keaton Corporate Pkwy O’Fallon, MO 63368

McKelvey Park Clinic - Now Open! 3165 McKelvey Rd, Ste 202 Bridgeton, MO 63044

New Ballas Clinic (St. Louis) 456 North New Ballas Rd, Ste 266 Creve Coeur, MO 63141

River Forrest Clinic (Kansas City) 2360 Armour Road Kansas City, MO 64116

St. Peters Clinic 4601 Executive Center Pkwy, Ste 400 St. Peters, MO 63376

NEBRASKAOmaha Clinic 2805 S 88th St, Ste 101 Omaha, NE 68124

NORTH CAROLINAWhitehall Clinic (Charlotte) 3615 Whitehall Park Dr, Ste G Charlotte, NC 28273

OKLAHOMA15th Street Clinic (x-ray available) 1810 E15th St, Ste C Tulsa, OK 74104

First Place Tower Clinic 15 E 5th St, Ste 1600 Tulsa, OK 74103

Yale/71st Street Clinic(x-ray available) 7153 S Yale Tulsa, OK 74136

Aspen Clinic 1749 N Aspen Ave, Ste 1757 Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Bixby Clinic 12800 S Memorial, Ste B Bixby, OK 74088

Muskogee Clinic 3300 Chandler Rd, Suite 107 Muskogee, OK 74403

OKC Healthplex South 13500 S Tulsa Dr, Ste 302 Oklahoma City, OK 73170

Owasso Clinic 8751 North 117th East Ave, Unit H Owasso, OK 74055

Sand Springs Clinic 302 W 2nd Street, Ste 600 Sand Springs, OK 74063

SOUTH CAROLINACreekview Clinic 20 Creekview Court Greenville, SC 29615

TEXASArlington Central Park Clinic 3050 S Center St, Ste 130 Arlington, TX 76014

Broad Park Clinic 1770 E Broad St, Ste 102 Arlington, TX 76015

Fort Worth Clinic 6618 Fossil Bluff Dr, Ste 132 Fort Worth, TX 76137

MacArthur Blvd Clinic - Now Open! Medical Office Building II 2021 North MacArthur Blvd, Ste 500 Irving, TX 76061

Josey Ranch Clinic 1735 Keller Springs, Ste 100 Carrollton, TX 75006

Richardson Clinic 1060 West Campbell Road, Ste 300 Richardson, TX 75080

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Clinic Locations

Three easy ways to schedule an appointment: CareATC App careatc.com/patients 800.993.8244

With the CareATC Mobile App you can find the clinic closest to you while on the road and conveniently schedule appointments – anytime, anywhere. Beyond convenient!

ONSITE CLINICS:Melton Truck Lines Clinic 808 N 161st E. Ave Tulsa, OK 74116

Laredo Terminal - Melton Clinic CareATC Services: PHA

Two Easy Steps!

1. Download the App2. Sign in with your username and password

New members, use the info on your PHA summaryor call 800.993.8344 for assistance.

New 2019 CareATC Locations

It’s time to begin thinking about your 2019 iCare PHA Screening! The PHA is a snapshot of your health that identi-fies risk levels such as cholesterol, blood pressure, diabetes and over 50 other physical factors. By participating, you and your provider will be able to identify potential health risks before they become catastrophic. Here are the 3 steps to completing your Personal Health Assessment (PHA):

1. Schedule Your PHA• You can schedule either through the (1) CareATC app, (2) careatc.com/patients, or (3) call 800.993.8244

2. 8 Hours Before Your PHA• Fast from food and tobacco products• Drink plenty of water (black coffee allowed)• Take prescriptions that don’t require food (including blood pressure medications)

3. Tulsa Headquarters Screening Dates (all will be from 7-11 AM)• February 22nd • May 17th • June 28th • August 30th

Can’t make a PHA event? Go to careatc.com/meltontrucklines to schedule.

What: The 10,000 Calorie 2019 Jumpstart Challenge!

When: Sign up NOW – Challenge runs January 1st - March 17th (get in Spring Break Shape!)

Details: Use our Fitness Tracking App and aim to burn a minimum of 10,000 calories on or before midnight on 3/17/19! (wearables are disabled for this challenge)

Prize: Be one of the first 50 employees to complete the challenge and you will receive a one of a kind T-SHIRT!

How to Get our Melton Fitness Tracking App:Download the App: Android and iOS Devices Search “Melton Fitness”. Create your free account by clicking the “SIGN UP” button and following the steps. Torque users - If you have created an account on the Matrix cardio equipment, you already have an account, simply sign in.

How to Sign Up for the The 10,000 Calorie 2019 Jumpstart Challenge:1. Log into your Melton Fitness Tracking app.2. Click on Challenges. The 10,000 Calorie 2019 Jumpstart Challenge logo.3. Click on “JOIN CHALLENGE” and start MOVING! (calories logged beginning 1/1/19 will count towards the challenge)

How to Log Your Activity: 1. Click on “Workouts”2. Click on the + sign in the top right corner.3. Click “Add Workout”4. Select you activity type (or something close to it) and enter your duration.5. Click “Add” in the top right corner – That’s it!!

Torque users - when logging into the Matrix cardio equipment, your exercise minutes and calories are automatically logged.

07 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | PHA Screening & Fitness Challenge

DON’T STOP. YOU’RE IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT.Employee Assistance Program

By: Bret Bringham - Wellness Manager

10 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | Employee Assistance Program

Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Provider

The 10,000 Calorie 2019 Jumpstart Challenge!

Melton’s Employee Assistance Program through Liberty Mutual provides resources to help with issues or even just general life events that may arise while you’re on the road. Topics such as family relationships, parenting, financial tips, legal advice, and more are offered through this great program. To access My Liberty Assist, you can either visit workhealthlife.com/mlassist or call 877-695-2789. Check out the information below for more details on MyLibertyAssist.

By: Kristina Buxton - Benefits Manager 2019 PHA Screening Information

By: Kristina Buxton - Benefits Manager

S.A.F.E.Safe.Accurate.focus.everyday

Our 2019 Safety Campaign is underway. Please like us on social media so you can keep up with what is going on each month in the Safety Department. We will continue to deliver the required training to you in a number of ways, including hotline messages, daily terminal safety meetings, terminal monitors, online training links, email blasts, QUALCOMM tips, and driver manager reinforcement. Please make sure we have an email address for you so you can receive our weekly Safety email. Remember participating in the training is required and will earn you extra points on your scorecard.

This month we will focus on: Securing Rolled Roofing

Rolled roofing can be a challenging load to secure, but when secured properly, it is as safe to transport as anything else we haul. Most rolled roofing is loaded standing on end then bundled with shrink wrap on a pallet. Pallets are loaded side by side down the length of the trailer and a second layer may be added on top of that. As it sits before being secured this load lacks stability. The key to introducing stability into this load and making it safe to haul is to use V-Boards and layer your securement.

Secure in Layers

Secure the load in layers by placing a single strap through the pallet of the top layer as shown in the example. This should be done for at least the first and last sections of the load. The number of sections and available straps will determine how much layering you can do. The more the better. V-boards in conjunction with straps over the top, spread the pressure from the straps and help hold the individual pieces together. Your V-Boards should run the entire length of the load with as few gaps as possible. Additionally, place V-Boards and cross straps at the ends of the load to lock it down.

Use Cross Straps Front and Back

The construction and use of V-Boards are included in your Load Securement Guide. More detailed and illustrated instructions for Rolled Roofing are also in the Load Securement Guide.

08 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | Safety Tips 09 | 2019 | Issue: 01 | S.A.F.E.

T.I.P.S. for Injury PreventionBy Scott Stephan, Director of Safety and Compliance

Take the Time -

Our safest, most productive drivers don’t do anything in a rush. That doesn’t mean they don’t hustle, but speed never comes at the expense of safety. Always remember, your first priority is to protect yourself and others from harm. EVERYTHING else is secondary.

Inform Safety -

Safety is available 24/7/365. Allow us to guide and assist you with the challenges you face out on the road. Many of our safety personnel were drivers themselves. We have walked the same path and have a true desire to keep drivers safe.

Plan your moves -

Proper planning prevents PAIN. Planning is the enemy of risk. The more you plan your moves, the less likely you are to get hurt. Think about the actions you take and do everything you can to remove the risk from your work.

Stay alert -

Many accidents happen when we are fatigued or distracted. These are the times when we need to take the most care. As awareness goes down risk goes up. Don’t let complacency or inattention end your day in a tragic way.