ACL and Schinnerer Insurance Services
Schinnerer’s Forest Products program has been established for 30 years and
is offered directly to consumers in California. You must be a member of ACL
to apply for this program. Coverage can include property, general
liability, loggers broad form, commercial auto/truckers, worker’s
compensation and umbrella coverage.
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BBI Insurance Services
As a member of the Associated California Loggers, you have the opportunity to participate in the ACL sponsored benefit programs, including medical, dental, life, and more. Your benefit dollars help support the ACL!
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Cal-Osha
The Division of Occupational Safety and Health, better known as Cal/OSHA, protects workers and the public from safety hazards through its Cal/OSHA, elevator, amusement ride, aerial tramway, ski lift and pressure vessel programs, and provides consultative assistance to employers.
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Drug Testing Program
ACL is pleased to announce it has negotiated for the services of Western Pathology Consultants, Inc. (WPCI) to provided ACL members with drug and alcohol testing as required by the Federal Department of
Transportation (DOT). Under the federal regulations anyone who has (or should have) a class A or B commercial license and drives a rig weighing more than 26,001 lbs., must be subject to drug and alcohol testing programs including random testing. Generally, half of your employees must be randomly tested each year for drugs and 25% for alcohol abuse. If you participate in a larger consortium or pool, a smaller (or larger) number of employees may get tested and you would continue to be in compliance with the requirements.
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Milani Safety Services
Got Safety? Everyone wants safety and no one wants to have accidents on the job. How do you go about ensuring that you have a safe operation? Some companies have not had an accident in years, so does this make them a safe operation? Other companies have had accidents, but are not necessarily unsafe operations. Safe operations are the ones that have “Safety” built in, not added on.
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Spotlight on Safety
1. HEADRICK LOGGING INSTRUCTS PG&E EMPLOYEES ON CHAINSAW SAFETY: Jim Headrick III of Headrick Logging demonstrating chainsaw safety to PG&E Foresters Ed Magrini, Dan Pierce, Dave Goehring and Steve Yoenge and PG&E Safety Coordinator Max Snyder.
2. LOGGING ACCIDENT: A logging truck driver in Jackson, Tennessee attempted to throw a logging cable over his logs to secure them, but hooked the 7200-volt electric line above the truck instead. The driver was not hurt, but he says the truck tires began to fry within seconds, and you can see what happened to the cab.
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State Compensation Insurance Fund – Group 669
Our members find our group workers compensation program offers the best value for this industry. Associated California Loggers qualified group participants receive a group discount on premiums along with additional services relating to safety and claims management. These may not be available to individual policyholders.
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