Jeffboat Achieves Safety Goal of Working One Million Hours Without a Lost Time Injury
June 17 2009 - 4:30PM
PR Newswire (US)
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., June 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American
Commercial Lines Inc. (NASDAQ:ACLID) ("ACL" or the "Company")
announced today that on June 1, its Manufacturing Division,
Jeffboat, accomplished the safety goal of working one million hours
without a lost time injury (an injury requiring time off from
work). This is the second time that Jeffboat has achieved one
million hours worked without a lost time injury. Jeffboat is the
nation's largest inland shipbuilder and repair facility and is a
leader in safety performance in the shipbuilding industry. "Safety
is our priority at Jeffboat and American Commercial Lines, and this
is a significant achievement for our people and the company,"
Jacques Vanier, Vice President of Manufacturing for ACL, said. "Our
consistent safety improvements are a direct result of the company's
commitment to safety, extensive employee involvement, and
accountability. Ultimately, we are striving to eliminate all
accidents and injuries." Jeffboat and Teamsters Local Union No. 89
received the 16th annual Labor-Management Award from the University
of Louisville Labor-Management Center in April 2009 for cooperative
relations between management and labor with the goal of improving
safety, production, employee performance, efficiency, and cost
effectiveness for optimal performance. American Commercial Lines
Inc., headquartered in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is an integrated
marine transportation and service company operating in the United
States Jones Act trades, with approximately $1.2 billion in
revenues and approximately 3,400 employees as of December 31, 2008.
For more information about American Commercial Lines Inc. visit
http://www.aclines.com/. DATASOURCE: American Commercial Lines Inc.
CONTACT: David Parker, Vice President, Investor Relations and
Corporate Communications, American Commercial Lines Inc.,
1-800-842-5491 Web Site: http://www.aclines.com/
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