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2010 WISCONSINCORPORATE SAFETY AWARDS

Winner ProfilesMay 17, 2011

Winner ProfilesMay 17, 2011

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2010 WisConsinCorPorATe sAfeTy AWArds

Award ClassiGcations

Type ClassiGcationsCategory A - Manufacturing - NAICS Codes 31-33Category B - Agricultural, Forestry, Transportation, Mining and Utilities - NAICS Codes 11-22Category C - Construction - NAICS Code 23Category D - All Others - NAICS Codes 42-92

e 2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award selection process involved two phases. In Phase 1, statistical data relating toa company’s incidence rates for the past three years, with an emphasis on 2010, was reviewed and a core group of Mnalistswas selected. In Phase 2, those Mnalists - nominees with the lowest incidence rates in each category, answered a series ofsubjective questions pertaining to workplace health and safety issues.

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The Wisconsin SafetyCouncil is the state'sleading provider ofworkplace safety training

and programming. We're the reason more people come homesafely from manufacturing plants, offices, and constructionsites every day. Founded in 1923, the Wisconsin Safety Councilis dedicated to saving the lives of Wisconsin workers. WSC isan educational division of WMC, which is the Wisconsinmanufacturers association and the state chamber of commerce,and is proud to be the official state chapter of the NationalSafety Council.

The Wisconsin Department ofWorkforce Development(DWD) is a state agencycharged with building andstrengthening Wisconsin's

workforce in the 21st century and beyond. The Department'sprimary responsibilities include providing job services,training and employment assistance to people looking forwork, at the same time as it works with employers on findingthe necessary workers to fill current job openings.

Wisconsin safety Council501 East Washington AvenueMadison, WI 53703(800) 236-3400 • (608) 258-3413 faxwsc@wisafetycouncil.org • www.wisafetycouncil.org

Wisconsin department of Workforce development201 East Washington AvenueMadison, WI 53703(608) 266-3131 • (608) 266-1784 faxwww.dwd.state.wi.us

Amerequip CorporationKielCategory: A2e Boldt CompanyAppletonCategory: C4enbridge energy (U.s.), inc.SuperiorCategory: D3 (tie)fiberwebGreen BayCategory: A1 (tie)flint Hills resources –Terminal operations GroupMany locations around WisconsinCategory: D1

Ge Healthcare – imagingsubsystemsMilwaukeeCategory: A4Ge HealthcareMadisonCategory: A5iTU, inc.New BerlinCategory: D3 (tie)Monsanto CompanyMiddletonCategory: D2northern electric, inc.Green BayCategory: C1

nsP Wisconsin – Xcel energyEau ClaireCategory: BPhillips Plastics Corporation –design development CenterHudsonCategory: A1 (tie)siemens Water TechnologiesRothschildCategory A3suburban electricalengineers/Contractors, inc.AppletonCategory C2Tweet/Garot Mechanical, inc.Green BayCategory C3

2010 AWArd Winners

FIBERWEB2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A1

WHOWE AREFiberweb is one of the world’s largest and leading suppliersof high performance, specialty nonwoven fabrics, withmajor operations in North America, Europe, and Asia,employing more than 2,000 people worldwide.

e Green Bay facility is the smallest plant within theConsumer Fabrics division of the organization, employing38 dedicated associates, and produces chemically bondedcarded products sold mainly to the hygiene markets.Fiberweb Green Bay was the Irst facility in Wisconsin toachieve VPP Star status through OSHA’s VoluntaryProtection Program in 1994. In June, 2010, they surpassedone million work hours without a lost time incident.

LOCATION3120 Commodity LaneGreen Bay, Wisconsin 54304

ESTABLISHED1987

WEBSITEwww.Bberweb.com

CONTACTSFrank JourisPlant Manager(920) 336-0222 x139Gary HaenHealth and Safety Coordinator(920) 336-0222 x142

GREEN BAY

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PHILLIPS PLASTICSCORPORATION –DESIGNDEVELOPMENTCENTER2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A1

WHOWE AREPhllips Plastics Corporation is a custom injection molderand contract manufacturer serving the medical, defense,consumer, and automotive industries. ey are based inWisconsin, and as a corporation employ more than 1,600dedicated people. e Design Development Center (DDC)in Hudson specializes in part design and development,design evaluation, prototype tooling and molding, andmodel making. DDC employs more than 70 people and hasoperated for more than Ive years without a recordableinjury. eir objective as a corporation is to achieve a safetyand health program that will reduce the number of injuriesand illnesses to zero.

LOCATION1201 Hanley RoadHudson, Wisconsin 54016

ESTABLISHED1964

WEBSITEwww.phillipsplastics.com

CONTACTJill EllestadSafety, Health, andEnvironmental Specialist(715) 246-8738

HUDSON

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AMEREQUIP CORPORATION2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A2

WHOWE AREAmerequip Corporation, founded in 1920, employs 135hard-working associates at four locations totaling 250,000sq. . near the Kiel-New Holstein area in northwestWisconsin. ey are a leading designer, manufacturer,painter, and assembler of accessories and attachments forconstruction, utility, industrial, and lawn and gardenequipment. Amerequip offers premium products in globalmarkets served by their OEM customers.

LOCATION1015 Calumet AvenueKiel, Wisconsin 53042

ESTABLISHED1920

WEBSITEwww.amerequip.com

CONTACTDoug ompsonPlant Manager(920) 894-7063 x311

KIEL

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SIEMENS WATERTECHNOLOGIES2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A3

WHOWE ARESiemens Water Technologies designs, builds, and installswastewater treatment systems worldwide. ey are adivision of Siemens, one of the largest global electronics andengineering companies in the world, and employ more than175 dedicated professionals who have worked for more than16 years without a lost-time incident. Each of theiremployees are exposed to a number of varying hazards inpart because they perform custom jobs for nearly all of theircustomers, who vary from offshore drilling platforms topetroleum reIneries to municipalities.

LOCATION301 West Military RoadRothschild, Wisconsin 54474

ESTABLISHED1990

WEBSITEwww.water.siemens.com

CONTACTMary GritzmacherEHS Manager(715) 355-3332

ROTHSCHILD

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GE HEALTHCARE – IMAGINGSUBSYSTEMS2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A4

WHOWE AREGE Healthcare Imaging Subsystems designs andmanufactures x-ray and computed tomography (CT) tubesand piece parts, detector and piece parts, high voltagetanks, and generators for x-ray generation and detection.ese components are used in the highly regulated medicaldevice industry, in equipment that uses x-ray to performdiagnostic imaging tests. GE Healthcare ImagingSubsystems has a total of eight design and manufacturinglocations across the globe, employing nearly 1,300 people.Located in West Milwaukee, the Electric Avenue facility isthe largest of these, employing more than 550 hard-working people.

LOCATION4855 West Electric AvenueMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53120

ESTABLISHED1945

WEBSITEwww.gehealthcare.com

CONTACTMegan Rae-StoychoffEHS Leader(414) 517-3257

MILWAUKEE

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GE HEALTHCARE – MADISON2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: A5

WHOWE AREGE Healthcare in Madison is the leading global provider ofanesthesia delivery and ventilation systems to suit a widerange of clinical needs. ey employ more than 800dedicated individuals on a multi-building campus devotedto the development, manufacture, and worldwidedistribution of their equipment. ey practice acomprehensive operating philosophy that health and safetybe embedded throughout all levels of the organization, andthey understand success is accomplished throughcommitments of time and resources to their EHS programs.

LOCATION3030 Ohmeda DriveMadison, Wisconsin 53718

ESTABLISHED1946

WEBSITEwww.gehealthcare.com

CONTACTTracy NiemcekEHS specialist(608) 221-1551 x3715

MADISON

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NSPWISCONSIN –XCEL ENERGY2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: B

WHOWE AREXcel Energy is a United States investor-owned electricityand natural gas company with regulated operations in eightMidwestern and Western states. ey are one of the largestcombination natural gas and electricity companies in thenation. Northern States Power Company – Wisconsin is oneof four wholly-owned operating companies of Xcel Energyand provides electricity and natural gas to customers inWisconsin and Michigan. Xcel Energy is the nation’s largestpurchaser of wind energy, and NSP Wisconsin employs1,100 hard-working people, serving 248,000 electric and104,000 natural gas customers.

LOCATION1414 West Hamilton AvenueEau Claire, Wisconsin 54701

ESTABLISHED1924

WEBSITEwww.xcelenergy.com

CONTACTJulie SimonDirector, Design and Construction(715) 737-4006

EAU CLAIRE

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NORTHERN ELECTRIC, INC.2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: C1

WHOWE ARENorthern Electric, Inc. was established in August, 1992as a full-service electrical contractor to industrial,commercial, and residential markets. roughout theyears, they have grown from handling small projects tolarge multi-million dollar ventures. ey maintain adedicated staff of 40 team members, and are proud oftheir consistent commitment to safety.

LOCATION314 N. Danz AvenueGreen Bay, Wisconsin 54302

ESTABLISHED1992

WEBSITEwww.nei-gb.com

CONTACTAmy VanneyCFO(920) 468-6000

GREEN BAY

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SUBURBANELECTRICALENGINEERS/CONTRACTORS, INC.2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: C2

WHOWE ARESuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc. wasfounded in 1960 and is an employee-owned design/buildelectrical contractor. ey are capable of handling projectsfrom installing a single outlet to providing all the data,electrical, and security for multi-story construction. eirworkforce consists of 110 dedicated electricians, datacommunications specialists, Iber optics specialists, securityspecialists, office support, sales, and managementpersonnel. Suburban serves commercial, industrial,institutional, and residential customers.

LOCATION709 Hickory Farm LaneAppleton, Wisconsin 54914

ESTABLISHED1960

WEBSITEwww.suburbanelectric.com

CONTACTMary LarsonSafety Manager(920) 739-5156

APPLETON

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TWEET/GAROTMECHANICAL, INC.2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: C3

WHOWE ARETweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc. is a mechanical contractingcompany with office and fabrication facilities in Green Bay,Wisconsin Rapids, and Milwaukee. ey employ more than300 dedicated steamItters, plumbers, boilermakers, sheetmetal workers, service technicians, administrative staff, andproject management personnel, and are licensed in 23states. Founded in 1897, their business involves the design,engineering, fabrication, and installation of commercial andindustrial plumbing, heating, ventilation, and airconditioning systems, process and boiler piping, and thedesign, manufacture, and installation of food serviceequipment.

LOCATION2545 Larsen RoadGreen Bay, Wisconsin 54307

ESTABLISHED1897

WEBSITEwww.tweet-garot.com

CONTACTGabe GutenbergerSafety Director(920) 498-7674

GREEN BAY

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THE BOLDT COMPANY2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: C4

WHOWE ARESince 1889, e Boldt Company has been Irmly groundedby a strong set of values: honesty, fairness, hard work,performance, and a love of what they do. Boldt is a nationalprovider of professional construction solutions and servescustomers in a variety of businesses and industriesincluding commercial, education, healthcare, industrial,mining, manufacturing, power, pulp and paper, andrenewable energy. Headquartered in Appleton, Boldt hasnearly 1,500 hard-working employees nationwide, every oneof whom continuously strives to Ind better ways to performtheir operations safely.

LOCATION2525 North Roemer RoadAppleton, Wisconsin 54911

ESTABLISHED1889

WEBSITEwww.boldt.com

CONTACTJeff SchillemanCorporate Safety Director(920) 225-6194

APPLETON

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FLINTHILLS RESOURCES –TERMINAL OPERATIONS GROUP2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: D1

WHOWE AREFlint Hills Resources Terminal Operations Group operatesfour bulk storage reIned products terminals and twoasphalt facilities in Wisconsin. ese terminals receive anddistribute fuel and asphalt products throughout Wisconsinand neighboring states. ey market products such asgasoline, diesel, jet fuel, propane, asphalt binders, andasphalt emulsions. e Terminal Operations Groupemploys more than 30 dedicated employees in Wisconsin,and have not had a lost time injury in more than 10 years.

LOCATIONMany locations around Wisconsin

ESTABLISHED2000

WEBSITEwww.r.com

CONTACTScott KlacknerSafety Specialist(414) 355-4044 x206

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MONSANTO COMPANY –MIDDLETON2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: D2

WHOWE AREMonsanto’s Middleton facility is a plant research,development, and production site within the biotechnologyorganization of Monsato Company. It is the primarylocation for Monsanto’s soybean biotechnology pipeline andconducts corn and cotton research, development, andsystem improvement. A dedicated workforce of more than60 scientists, scientiIc support, and administrativeprofessionals run this operation consisting of laboratory,greenhouse, and administrative support space.

LOCATION8520 University GreenMiddleton, Wisconsin 53562

ESTABLISHED1981

WEBSITEwww.monsanto.com

CONTACTRichard A. SennEnvironmental Health and Safety Lead(608) 821-3404

MIDDLETON

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ENBRIDGE ENERGY (U.S.), INC.2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: D3

WHOWE AREEnbridge Energy transports crude oil, liquid petroleum, andnatural gas, and operates natural gas midstream businessesincluding gathering, transmission, processing, treating, andmarketing subsidiaries. e Enbridge Energy system carriescrude oil and natural gas liquids through undergroundpipelines that span approximately 1,900 miles through 10states, including Wisconsin. Enbridge employs more than529 experienced technical and professional workers, with183 of them in Wisconsin. Enbridge Energy System deliversapproximately 80 percent of the crude oil reIned in theMinneapolis-St. Paul area, 50 percent in the Chicago area,and nearly 100 percent in Wisconsin.

LOCATION119 North 25th Street EastSuperior, Wisconsin 54880

ESTABLISHED1950

WEBSITEwww.enbridge.com

CONTACTCheryl UrieSenior Safety Coordinator(715) 394-1439

SUPERIOR

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ITU, INC.2010 Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award WinnerCategory: D3

WHOWE AREFamily owned and operated since its founding in 1930,ITU, Inc. provides a full range of industrial launderableproducts and services. From the corporate headquarters inNew Berlin, they have Wisconsin-based operations inNeenah, Madison, and Wausau, with a Wisconsin-baseddedicated employee population of 275, and a totalworkforce of 400 employees supporting facilitiesthroughout the upper Midwest and eastern corridor of theUnited States.

LOCATION2700 South 160th StreetNew Berlin, Wisconsin 53151

ESTABLISHED1930

WEBSITEwww.itu-at.com

CONTACTKurt Meyer, SPHRDirector of Human Resources(262) 827-3506

NEW BERLIN

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2009 Award WinnersCampbell Soup Supply Company, MilwaukeeUSG Interiors, Inc., WalworthCummins Filtration, BloomerRockwell Automation, Richland CenterPhillips Plastics Corporation, Eau ClaireWe Energies Port Washington Generating Station,

Port WashingtonAlliant Energy, MadisonNorthern Electric Inc., Green BayGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green BayThe Boldt Company, AppletonFlint Hills Resources - Terminal Operations, Junction CityMonsanto Company Middleton Campus, MiddletonWarehouse Specialists, Inc., AppletonThe Swiss Colony, Inc., Monroe2008 Award WinnersFiberweb, Green BayUSG Interiors, WalworthSiemens Water Technologies, RothschildMAG Giddings & Lewis, Fond du LacSprings Window Fashions, MiddletonCalpine-Riverside Energy Center, BeloitSuperior Water Light and Power, SuperiorAlliant Energy-Wisconsin Power and Light, MadisonSuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc., AppletonVJS Construction Services, PewaukeeMortenson Construction, BrookfieldAZCO Inc., MadisonPhillips Plastics Corporation, Tech Center, PrescottMonsanto Company, MiddletonWarehouse Specialists, Inc., AppletonGE Healthcare-Clinical Systems, Milwaukee

2007 Award WinnersFiberweb, Green BayKimberly-Clark Corporation/Neenah Nonwovens, NeenahKimberly-Clark Corporation, MarinetteInland Label and Marketing Services, La CrosseABB Inc., New BerlinGE Healthcare, Clinical Systems, MilwaukeeGE Healthcare, Waukesha South Operations, WaukeshaGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayAmerican Transmission Company, WaukeshaWe Energies, MilwaukeeNorthern Electric, Incorporated, Green BaySuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc., AppletonTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green Bay & Wisconsin RapidsThe Boldt Company, AppletonFlint Hills Resources, MilwaukeeMonsanto Company, Middleton Facility, MiddletonMiller Compressing Company, MilwaukeeMercy Health System, Janesville

2006 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonAZCO Inc., AppletonThe Boldt Company, AppletonEnbridge Energy Company, Inc., Griffith, IndianaFinlay Industries Inc., Beaver DamGeneral Electric Healthcare Technologies, WaukeshaGood Hope Manor Milwaukee L.L.C., MilwaukeeGrande Custom Ingredient Group, FriendshipGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownInland Label & Marketing Services, La CrosseKimberly-Clark Corp. - Neenah Nonwovens, NeenahMiller Compressing Company, MilwaukeeMonsanto Company - Middleton Facility, MiddletonOMNOVA Solutions, Inc., Green BayPhillips Plastics Corporation - Custom Facility, PhillipsPlainfield Trucking, Inc., PlainfieldRockwell Automation, Richland CenterSuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc., AppletonThe Swiss Colony, Inc., MonroeTweet/Garot Mechanical Inc., Green BayWe Energies, Milwaukee

2005 Award WinnersAbrams Lumber Company, Little SuamicoAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonBassett Mechanical, KaukaunaBBA Fiberweb, Green BayEarth Tech, A Tyco International Ltd. Company, MilwaukeeEggers Industries, Inc. - Neenah Division, NeenahGE Healthcare Technologies - Clinical Systems, MilwaukeeGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownInland Label and Marketing Services, La CrosseKwik Trip Distribution Center, La Crosse

M. A. Mortenson Company, BrookfieldMonsanto Company - Agracetus Campus, MiddletonPhillips Plastics Corporation - Operations Center, Eau ClaireSprings Window Fashions LLC, MiddletonThe Boldt Company, AppletonThe Swiss Colony, Inc., MonroeTufco Technologies, Inc., Green Bay

2004 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonC.R. Meyer & Sons Company, OshkoshEarth Tech, A Tyco International Ltd. Company, SheboyganFresh Brands Distributing Inc., SheboyganGE Healthcare Clinical Systems, MilwaukeeGood Hope Manor, MilwaukeeGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewage District, Green BayKilgust Mechanical Inc., MadisonMartin Petersen Company, Inc., KenoshaMonsanto Company - Soybean Breeding, JanesvilleMonsanto Company - Agracetus Campus, MiddletonNorthern Electric Inc., Green BayNorthwest Hardwoods - Onalaska, OnalaskaThe Swiss Colony, MonroeTown & Country Electric - A Division of Faith Technologies Inc.,

AppletonUS Filter/Zimpro, RothschildUSG Interiors Inc., Walworth

2003 Award WinnersABS Global, Inc., De ForestAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonButternut Veneers, Inc., ButternutCovance Laboratories Inc., MadisonEnbridge (U.S.) Inc., Griffith, INGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownInland Printing Company, Inc., La CrosseJ.F. Ahern Co., Fond du LacKraemer Brothers, LLC, PlainMadison Gas and Electric, MadisonMonsanto - Janesville Soybean Research, JanesvillePARTS NOW! LLC, MadisonPhillips Plastics Corp. - Magnesium Injection Molding,

MenomonieRib Lake Health Care Center, Rib LakeRockwell Automation, Eau ClaireSprings Window Fashions, LLC, MiddletonTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green Bay

2002 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonBlain’s Farm & Fleet of Platteville, PlattevilleEggers Industries, Inc. - Neenah Division, NeenahGeo. M. Hougard & Sons, Inc., Green BayGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayJohnsonville Sausage, LLC - Riverside Facility, Sheboygan FallsMarinette County, MarinetteNorthwest Hardwoods, OnalaskaPhillips Plastics Corp. - Metal Injection Molding, MenomonieRanch Community Services, Inc., Menomonee FallsRockwell Automation, LadysmithSprings Window Fashions, LLC MiddletonThe Boldt Company, AppletonTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green BayUW Hospital and Clinics, MadisonWe Energies, Milwaukee

2001 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonAZCO, Inc., AppletonBanta Specialty Converting L.L.C., MilwaukeeThe Boldt Company, AppletonCommunity Memorial Hospital, Menomonee FallsCummins Great Lakes, Inc., De PereEggers Industries, Inc. - Neenah Division, NeenahGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownK-Tech Kleening Systems, Inc., SchofieldLittle Rapids Corporation - Shawano Mill, ShawanoLouisiana Pacific Corporation, TomahawkProcter & Gamble Paper Products Co., Green BayRib Lake Health Care Center, Rib LakeSuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc., AppletonTufco Technologies, Inc., Green BayViking Gas Transmission Company, Chippewa Falls and

Osceola StationsVPI, LLC - Medical Products Division, Sheboygan

2000 Award WinnersABS Global, Inc. De ForestAldag/Honold Mechanical, Inc., SheboyganAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonThe Company Store Distribution Center, La Crosse

Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayJ.F. Ahern Co., Fond du LacMarion Plywood Corp., MarionMonsanto Company - Agracetus Campus, MiddletonNorthern Electric Inc., Green BaySauk County Emergency Government, BarabooSentry Equipment Corp., OconomowocTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green BayUS Filter Zimpro Products, RothschildValley Packaging Industries, Inc., AppletonViking Gas Transmission Company, Chippewa Falls and Osceola

StationsWatertown Hops Company - Division of Miller Brewing Company,

Watertown

1999 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power and Light Co., MadisonAmerican Packaging Corporation, ColumbusBASF Corporation, AppletonDean Health System, MadisonD.L. Gasser Construction, Division of Mathy Construction Co.,

BarabooGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownHydrite Chemical Co., BrookfieldMarion Plywood Corporation, MarionRockwell Automation, MequonSchool District of Eleva-Strum, StrumTodd's Redi-Mix Concrete LLC, Rice LakeTown and Country Electric, Inc., AppletonTweet/Garot Mechanical Inc., Green BayVulcan Brunswick Bowling Pin Company, Antigo

1998 Award WinnersAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonAmerican Materials Corporation, Eau ClaireAmerican Packaging Corporation, ColumbusAnamax Corporation, Green BayAzco, Inc., AppletonBASF Corporation, AppletonCBC Coating, Inc., AppletonCorrigan's Custom Built Structures, De PereGeorgia-Pacific Corporation, PhillipsGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownJ.F. Ahern Co., Fond du LacMcCain Foods USA, PloverUW Hospital & Clinics, MadisonViking Gas Transmission Company, Chippewa Falls and Osceola

Stations

1997 Award WinnersAldag/Honold Mechanical, Inc., SheboyganAlliant Energy/WI Power & Light Co., MadisonAzco, Inc., AppletonCleanPower, Inc., WauwatosaFlambeau Mining Company, LadysmithGreat Lakes Roofing Corporation, MilwaukeeGS Electric, HudsonHeresite Protective Coatings, Inc., ManitowocHillshire Farm & Kahn's, New LondonPluswood/International Paper, OshkoshTown & Country Electric, Inc., AppletonUW Hospital and Clinics, Madison

1996 Award WinnersEller Media Company, MilwaukeeGeorgia-Pacific Corporation, SuperiorGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayInternational Paper - Akrosil Division, MenashaMillFab, Inc., StoughtonOlin Corperation, BarabooOscar J. Boldt Construction Company, AppletonPrintworks, Inc., FranklinUW Hospital and Clinics, MadisonWisconsin Power & Light Co., Madison

1995 Award Winners3M Cumberland Plant, CumberlandConsolidated Papers, Inc. - Stevens Point Division, Wisconsin

RapidsEller Media Company, MilwaukeeFlambeau Mining Company, LadysmithGreen Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, Green BayJefferson Cold Storage Corporation, JeffersonLabel Products & Design Inc. - Subsidiary of Northstar Print, Green

BayOlin Corporation's Badger Army Ammunition, BarabooParker Pen USA Ltd., JanesvilleProcter & Gamble Paper Products Co. - Facial Fabric/Conditioner,

Green BayRMT Inc., Madison

2010 CorPorATe sAfeTy AWArd noMineesThe Wisconsin Safety Council and Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development are pleased tocelebrate the 151 nominees for the 17th Annual Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award competition. Fifteenof these leading Wisconsin companies are being honored for this year’s Wisconsin Corporate SafetyAwards. Awards will be given in 13 categories based on the size of business (number of employees) and type ofbusiness, as defined by NAICS code. Nominees must be headquartered in Wisconsin, or have significantmanagement presence in the state. The winners were selected from these nominees by a panel of 39 safety andhealth professionals.*denotes Zero incidence rate in 2010

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Agropur Inc., LuxemburgAlbany Chicago Company LLC, KenoshaAlliant Energy - Wisconsin Power & Light, Madison*Amerequip Corporation, KielAmerican Transmission Company, WaukeshaAnimix LLC, JuneauAtlas Resin Proppants, LLC, Taylor*Avante Properties, LLC, MadisonAZCO INC., MenashaBallweg Implement Co. Inc., WaupunBassett Mechanical, KaukaunaBemis Company, Inc., NeenahBoch Water Heaters Inc., MadisonThe Boldt Company, AppletonBonded Transportation Solutions, Inc., MilwaukeeBradley Corporation, Menomonee FallsBucyrus, South MilwaukeeButters-Fetting Co., Inc., MilwaukeeCalibre, Inc. - Dekora Woods Facility, GraftonCastalloy, Inc., WaukeshaCG Schmidt Inc., MilwaukeeChemDesign Products, Inc., MarinetteCHR. Hansen Inc., MilwaukeeClack Corporation, WindsorColony Brands, Inc., MonroeCooper Power Systems - North Street, WaukeshaCovance Inc., MadisonCreative Laminates, Inc., La CrosseCummins Filtration, NeillsvilleCurt G. Joa, Inc., Sheboygan FallsDiversey, Inc., SturtevantDomtar A.W. LLC, NekoosaDonaldson Company, Inc., Baldwin*Elexco, Inc., SeymourEllis Stone Construction Company, Inc., Stevens

PointEnbridge Energy (US), Inc., SuperiorFair Oaks Farms East, Pleasant PrairieFair Oaks Farms West, Pleasant PrairieFederal Mogul - Powertrain Systems, Manitowoc*Fiberweb, Green Bay*Flint Hills Resources - Terminal OperationsForemost Farms USA, BarabooGE Healthcare - Electric Avenue, MilwaukeeGE Healthcare, Madison*GE Healthcare – RDC, MilwaukeeGE Healthcare - Waukesha South Operations*GE Healthcare Institute, WaukeshaGE Healthcare Systems - Tower Avenue, Milwaukee*Great Lakes Roofing Corporation, GermantownGreen Bay Packaging, Inc. - Shipping Container

Division, Green BayGundersen Lutheran, La Crosse*Henkels & Mc Coy, Inc., Mc FarlandHill's Wiring, Inc., Baraboo

HospiceCare Inc., MadisonHutchinson Technology Inc., Eau ClaireIllingworth-Kilgust Mechanical, Inc., MilwaukeeInland Label and Marketing Services, LLC, La

Crosse*International Paper, Manitowoc*I-Quip, Inc., SeymourITU, Inc., New BerlinIVI North, Inc., GreenvilleJ.F. Ahern Co., Fond du LacJ.F. Brennan Co. Inc., La CrosseJ.P. Cullen & Sons, Inc., JanesvilleJack Link's Beef Jerky, MinongJohn Deere Horicon Works, Beaver Dam*King Pharmaceuticals, Middleton*Koch Pipeline Company, LP, St. PaulKujawa Enterprises, Inc., Oak Creek*Kwik Trip Kitchens, La CrosseLakehead Painting Company, Inc., SuperiorLarson Converting Division of Little Rapids

Corporation, Green Bay*Learning Shop, Appleton*Linetec-Anodize, WausauLittle Rapids Corporation, Green BayMadison Gas and Electric Company, MadisonMAG - Giddings & Lewis, Fond du LacThe Manitowoc Company, ManitowocMEGTEC Systems, Inc., De PereMetal Injection Molding, Menomonie*Monsanto Company, MiddletonMortenson Construction, BrookfieldMurphy Oil USA, Inc., SuperiorNord Gear, Waunakee*Northern Electric, Inc., Green BayNorthwoods Paper Converting, Beaver DamNucor Cold Finish Wisconsin, Inc., Oak CreekOn-Cor Frozen Foods, LLC/Redi-Serve Division,

Fort AtkinsonOsmose Railroad Services, Inc., MadisonPayne & Dolan, Inc., WaukeshaPhillips Plastics - Multi-Shot, Eau ClairePhillips Plastics Corporation – Custom, Phillips*Phillips Plastics Corporation - Design

Development Center, HudsonPhillips Plastics Corporation - Phillips Automotive,

MedfordPlacon Corporation, FitchburgPlatt Construction Inc., FranklinPrecision Drive and Control Inc., MonroePresto Products Co., AppletonPromega, FitchburgProvimi Foods, Inc., SeymourRaabe Company, LLC, Menomonee FallsREGENCO, West AllisRehrig Pacific Company, Pleasant Prairie

*RGL Specialty Services, LLC, Green BayRice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice LakeRock Removal Resources, LLC, SeymourRockwell Automation, MequonRockwell Automation, MilwaukeeRockwell Automation, Richland CenterRuud Lighting Inc., RacineRyan Incorporated Central, Janesville*Safway Services, LLC, WaukeshaThe Samuels Group, WausauSauk County, Baraboo*Scheck Mechanical Wisconsin Corporation,

KaukaunaSchoeneck Containers Inc., New BerlinScot Forge Co., Clinton*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., Appleton*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., Chippewa Falls*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., Madison*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., Milwaukee*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., New Richmond*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., Rice Lake*Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc., SuperiorSiemens Water Technologies, RothschildSouthwest Metal Finishing, New BerlinSpecPro, Inc., BarabooSprings Window Fashions LLC, MiddletonStoughton Trailers, LLC, StoughtonSuburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc.,

AppletonTank Technology, Inc., PrincetonTerra Engineering & Construction Corporation,

MadisonTOTAL Mechanical, Inc., PewaukeeTower Tech Systems, a Division of Broadwind

Energy, ManitowocTufco Technologies, Green BayTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc., Green Bay*Universal Die & Stampings, Prairie du SacUSG Interiors, Inc., Walworth*USG Structural Technologies, LLC, DelavanVista International Packaging, LLC, KenoshaVJS Construction Services, PewaukeeXcel Energy - NSP Wisconsin, Eau ClaireWausau Window & Wall Systems, WausauWe Energies, Milwaukee*We Energies - Port Washington Generating Station,

Port WashingtonWebcrafters, Inc., MadisonWestern Lime Corporation, West BendWestphal & Company Inc., MadisonWisconsin Public Service Corporation, Green BayWorthington Cylinders Wisconsin LLC, ChiltonWOW Logistics Company, Appleton

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17th AnnualWisconsin

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lifeTiMe ACHieveMenT AWArd

TOM ORDENSRetired, National Accounts Loss Control ConsultantSentry Insurance

Tom Ordens has served well the needs of the Wisconsin Safety Council sincefirst joining its ranks on the Occupational Safety Committee in 1984. He hasbeen chairman of many WSC committees, and held every leadership positionwithin the WSC board of advisors, retiring from the WSC Board in December2010. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Education from UW-Stout,and a master’s degree in Curriculum Instruction from UW-Milwaukee.

Although he is officially retired from his leadership positions on the WSC advisory board, Tom canoften be found traveling Wisconsin’s countryside on his way to a WSC meeting or event.

PAsT sPeCiAl lifeTiMe ACHieveMenT AWArd reCiPienTs

is award honors recipients for outstanding service and commitment to safety in Wisconsin.

2010Mel LischefskiU.S. Department ofLabor - OSHA

2010Eileen BlanckaertGrandé CheeseCompany

2009Bill BanaszakBrenntag GreatLakes, LLC

2009Richard KlawiterUW - Platteville

2008Frances Huntley-CooperDepartment ofWorkforceDevelopment

2008Terry Moen, MS,J.D.Wisconsin StateLaboratory ofHygiene

2007Walter KanteWalter Kante SafetyConsultants

2007Judith GrzegorskiJAG Safety &Security LLC

2006Jack DobsonSimplicityManufacturing, Inc.

2005Dr. John OlsonUW - Stout

2004Dr. Roger HauserUW - Platteville

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JIM LEEFPresidentITU, Inc.

Jim Leef is the eldest of the third generation of the Leef family to serve aspresident of Industrial Towel and Uniform of New Berlin, Wisconsin,following his grandfather, George Herman Leef, and father George LucasLeef. Jim began working on delivery routes while in college in 1974 andwent to work at ITU full time in 1978 after graduating from the University ofArizona with a degree in Finance. His first assignment was in route and sales

management for ITU in the Chicago area, until 1986 when he became the company’s GeneralManager and moved back to the Milwaukee area. Jim became president of ITU upon his father’sretirement in 1993.

From the start of the business in the Milwaukee area in 1930, the company has grown to includeprocessing operations in Neenah, WI, South Bend, IN, Titusville, PA, and Piedmont, SC. The routeservice network covers the eastern half of the United States, employing about 400 people.

sAfeTy HAll of fAMe indUCTee

PAsT sAfeTy HAll of fAMe AWArd indUCTeesThe Wisconsin Safety Hall of Fame was established to recognize individuals for outstanding commitment tosafety within the workplace and the state of Wisconsin. This event celebrates each winner’s dedication,leadership and achievements in safety.

2010Curtis L. HoppestadGlobal Director,Riding LawnEquipmentJohn Deere HoriconWorks

2009Jerry G. RyderPresidentInSinkEratorDivision, EmersonAppliance Solutions

2008Mark GlendenningPresident and CEOInland Label andMarketing Services

2007Robert CervenkaFounder, Chairmanand CEOPhillips PlasticsCorporation

2006Dale R. SchuhChairman, CEOand PresidentSentry Insurance

2005John D. BaumannPresidentColony Brands, Inc.

2004Brad RosenwaldPresidentVulcan Chemicals

2003omas J. BoldtCEOe Boldt Company

2002Erroll B. Davis, Jr.Retired Chairman,President & CEOAlliantEnergy/WisconsinPower and LightCompany

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WisConsin volUnTAry ProTeCTion ProGrAM siTese next step for Corporate Safety Award Recipients

sHArP siTes in WisConsine SHARP program is a recognition program for companies who have excellent health andsafety program management sytems in place.Edstrom Industries, WaterfordInland Label & Marketing Services, LLC, La CrosseJensen Metal Products, Inc, RacineMenasha Packaging Co. LLC, Green LakeMenasha Packaging Co. LLC, Hartford

Moore’s Salvage and Recovery Inc., KielerPortage Plastics Corporation, PortageRehrig Pacific Company, Pleasant PrairieRotating Equipment Repair, Inc, SussexSchoeneck Container, New Berlin

Scot Forge, Inc, ClintonWASCO, MilwaukeeUniversal Electronics, Inc., Whitewater

115th Fighter Wing - Wisconsin Air National Guard,Madison

ABB, Inc., New BerlinAmerican Packaging Rotogravure Printing &

Laminate, ColumbusAvery Dennison Neenah Distribution Center, NeenahBASF Appleton, AppletonThe C. Reiss Coal Company, Green BayC.R. Meyers and Sons Company, OshkoshCG Schmidt, MilwaukeeDominion Energy Nuclear - KPS, KewauneeFiberweb, Green BayFlint Hills Resources, Mc FarlandFlint Hills Resources, MilwaukeeFlint Hills Resources, WaupunFrito Lay Beloit Plant, BeloitFrito Lay Rhinelander Agriculture Rsch & Dvp,

Rhinelander

GE Healthcare Waukesha 3000 South Ops, WaukeshaGE Healthcare Global Services, WaukeshaGE Healthcare Institute Training Facility, WaukeshaGE Healthcare Life Support Solutions, MadisonGE Healthcare Technologies, WaukeshaGE Healthcare, Information Technologies, MilwaukeeGE Medical Systems Milwaukee, MilwaukeeGE Oil and Gas Operations LLC, OshkoshGP Green Bay, Green BayGP Sheboygan Wisconsin Packaging Division,

SheboyganHospira Worldwide Midwest Distribution Ctr,

Pleasant PrairieIP Fond du Lac Container, Fond du LacIP Food Service Business, Menomonee FallsKimberly Clark Experimental, NeenahKimberly Clark Neenah Nonwovens Facility, NeenahLife Technologies Madison, Madison, Hayward

Louisiana-Pacific, TomahawkLucas Milhaupt, CudahyMonsanto Agracetus Campus, MiddletonMonsanto Arlington Corn Research, ArlingtonMonsanto Janesville Breeding Station, JanesvilleNEVAMAR CO., LLC, OshkoshNestle Pizza Division, MedfordOSHA Appleton Area Office, AppletonOSHA Eau Claire Area Office, Eau ClaireOSHA Madison Area Office, MadisonOSHA Milwaukee Area Office, MilwaukeeSimmons Manufacturing, JanesvilleThilmany Paper, LLC, De PereTraex Company, DaneThe Trane Company, La CrosseURS - Wisconsin Power Constructors, Port

WashingtonUSG Interiors, Walworth

Committee and Judges for the 2010Corporate safety Awards

Co-Chairs: Janie Ritter, Wisconsin Safety Council,and John Metcalf, Wisconsin Department ofWorkforce Development

Jeri Aasen, Medtronic, Inc.Tom Abts, RetiredDan Andersen, Phillips Plastics CorporationNorm Arendt, Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc.Paul Bartleson, Kraemer Brothers, Inc.Mark Bartolutti, The Vernasso GroupTom Baumgartner, Mercury MarineDan Beil, Avery DennisonTimothy Bohr, Parker Services, LLCLinda Bouck, UW PlattevilleWarren Brockmeyer, Wisconsin Department of

Workforce DevelopmentJon Brunner, Klondike Cheese CompanyMike Byington, Kwik TripMark Dewitt, NewPage CorporationJack Dobson, Jr., Liberty Mutual Insurance GroupBob Emmerich, Safe Con, LLCKirk Ermatinger, Bemis Company, Inc.Linda Ernsberger, Quad/Graphics, Inc.Ward EvensonGene Everson, Universal Die & Stamping, Inc.Hank Fitzsimmons, Klein-Dickert Milwaukee, Inc.Steve Frank, Cardinal CGStuart Gock, Rockwell Automation/Control SystemsSteve Goettel, Red Arrow Products

Company, LLC

Bruce Goranson, VJS Construction ServicesJudy Grzegorski, JAG Safety & Security, LLCGabe Gutenberger, Tweet Garot Mechanical

ContractorsCurtis Haugen, S'curo Group, LLCMark Hawley, Alliant EnergyRenee Hoffman, Milprint, Inc.Tim Hoffmann, Society Insurance, a Mutual

CompanyDan Hoover, Sentry Insurance, a Mutual CompanyLinda Huske, City of West AllisRobert Jackson, Schoeneck Containers, Inc.Heather Jensen, Gusmer EnterprisesRick Kante, Briggs & Stratton CorporationRon Karnatz, Retired, Marshfield ClinicBob Kelemen, Logistics Health, Inc.Richard Klawiter, RetiredJeff Kluever, Journal Communications, Inc.Corey Koehn, Kohler Co.Bill Koepnick, Professional Training

Services, Inc.Brian Koslowski, Koslowski Business

Solutions, LLCGregory Krohm, International Assn. of Industrial

Accident Boards & CommissionsJohn Krueger, Spuncast, Inc.Bruce Kummerfeldt, Packaging Corporation

of AmericaJames Lange, J. F. Ahern Co.Barbara MachtanJean Melvin, Chrysler, LLCTim Meyer, Avery Dennison

Bob Mindock, Liberty Mutual InsuranceAlyssa Moen, Tricor Safety ConsultingTony Monty, Avery DennisonRyan Murphy, Bassett MechanicalPhil Nelson, Madison Gas and

Electric CompanyBob Olson, Olson Pro ConsultingTom Ordens, Retired, Sentry InsuranceH. David Orr, Domtar Industries, Inc.Jacy Park, Milprint, Inc.Carrie Parman, Alliant EnergyRyan Reuterskiold, Tyson FoodsVay Rodman, UW WhitewaterKay Rowntree, Industrial Hygiene

Sciences, LLCDave Schwoerer, Innovative Safety

Systems, Inc.Mike Shoys, Wisconsin Manufacturers

& CommerceScott Smith, Mendota Mental Health InstituteJoy Sullivan, USG Interiors, Inc.Tammy Thurk, Avery DennisonChad Tisonik, HNI, Inc.Chuck Voigt, The Boldt CompanyGary Wiederhoeft, NewPage CorporationBiron MillEric Williams, Enbridge Energy Co., Inc.Terry Witkowski, City of Milwaukee-Department of

Administration

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