Naj Logistics Company

02/01/2022

Stress is unavoidable. Many people experience stress in one way or another regardless of the field they work in, including the trucking industry.
Make every effort possible to have balance in your diet. Nutritional levels can have an effect on your stress. Salads, lean sandwiches and fruits are the best choices.
Because so much time is spent in the driver’s seat, you need some kind of relief from sitting. By moving and stretching, you will feel better, not only physically but also mentally.
• Moving your body can get rid of pent-up emotions that might accumulate as you drive.
• Exercise can help control weight.
• When possible, get out of your truck and stretch for 3-5 minutes.
• Stretching can relax tense muscles and clear your mind.
• Take a small walk; even a two-minute walk can clear your mind.
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01/30/2022

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01/28/2022

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01/27/2022

The Biden administration on Jan. 26 formally withdrew the federal vaccine-or-test mandate that went down to defeat in the U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13.

The withdrawal order by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has been formally posted to the Federal Register.

The Supreme Court’s decision on Jan. 13 to strike down the OSHA “emergency temporary standard” technically sent the ETS back to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for a possible further challenge by the Labor Department. But by withdrawing the ETS, the Biden administration is signaling retreat on the rules—at least in their original form that would have covered all private employers with 100 or more employees and stood to affect about 84 million workers in the U.S.

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OSHA doesn’t rule out follow-up mandates that might be more narrowly focused.

01/18/2022

Exercising while living on the road isn’t always easy, but it can be done! Here is a list of exercises you can do while on the road, some outside of your truck and some you can do right inside the cab. Use these exercises to become a healthier version of you!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKMC63ysO9w
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Learn ALL of the truck driver workout HERE: http://www.thehealthytrucker.net/video-workouts-for-truck-drivers?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Social_Media&utm_...

01/16/2022

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01/12/2022

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is looking to take the first step toward the Biden administration’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s under-21 apprenticeship pilot program mandate.

In a Federal Register notice published Friday, FMCSA is asking the White House Office of Management and Budget for “emergency approval” of an information collection request (ICR) regarding the program.

The details of the apprenticeship program in the ICR were outlined in the infrastructure package. It includes one probationary period of at least 120 hours of on-duty time, of which 80 hours must be driving time in a truck. This probationary period must include training in interstate, city, two-lane- rural, and evening driving; safety awareness; speed and space management; lane control; mirror scanning; right and left turns; and logging and complying with hours of service rules.
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The agency is requesting the White House grant "emergency approval" of an information collection request regarding an under-21 apprenticeship program. Also: DOD HHG contract awarded to KBR-led joint venture; MATS is back in late March; more.

01/10/2022

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01/06/2022

Thank you, highway heroes, for moving our economy forward!🦸‍♂️
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01/04/2022

Driving a truck requires that you pay close attention to the road any time of year, but winter weather means you're dealing with a unique set of road conditions.🥶 Here are some tips to stay safe on the road!
1. Lower your speed and make sure to increase the following distance. In the winter, allowing for extra reaction time is essential. That means you'll need to lower your speed, increase your following distance, and add extra driving time to your schedule.
2. Watch for Black Ice. If the road looks wet but doesn't emit much spray, you're probably driving on black ice. Decrease your speed, stay alert, and get ready for slippery road conditions.
3. Maintain your fuel level high. Winter storms can shut down roads, close gas stations, and compromise fuel supply. You need to fuel up more often to make sure you're never at risk of running out of gas in the middle of a storm.
4. Double check your gear. Winter weather conditions can change quickly, so pack spare layers, a few pairs of gloves, and waterproof boots. Keep your truck running smoothly with extra windshield washer fluid and an ice scraper, and have sand, tire chains, and jumper cables handy in case of emergency.
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