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PHIL ROBERTS is a native of Ann Arbor, MI and a former United States Navy helicopter mechanic with an Air Crew qualification. Phil is also a Desert Storm/Desert Shield Veteran. Phil began his career at Bay Logistics as a Forklift Operator in March of 1999, and was promoted to Shift Supervisor at Bay Logistics - Romulus Operations the following year. Since then, Phil has also been an integral part of the Bay Management Team and has been involved in several new business start-ups, employee training initiatives, process development, and IT design applications. Currently Phil is a Shift Supervisor at Bay Logistics - Hamtramck Operations. On his time off, Phil enjoys working on classic cars, fishing and spending time with his family.

DERRICK BROWN began his career at Bay Logistics as Supervisor of Public Warehousing, Bay Logistics - Hamtramck Operations in December of 2003. Previously, Derrick had been an employee of Whiting Distribution Services for over nine years. In 2004, Derrick transitioned over to the Bay Logistics - Warren 6-Speed Operations as a Shift Supervisor overseeing production flow and JIT shipments into the plant. Currently, Derrick supervises inbound and outbound shipments, repacking processes, outbound dunnage, safety training and equipment maintenance. Derrick is a native of Detroit, MI and in his spare time enjoys working on computers and playing video games.

Bay Logistics now offers a full menu of logistics services at three Mexican locations: Hermosillo, Chihuahua and Cuautitlan.

Services include:

• warehousing
• transportation
• sequencing - full FLEX NET applications
• quality inspections and containment
• sorting
• repacking
• rework
• rail transloading
• customs clearance
• single freight bill service, door-to-door from US Midwest to Mexico

On March 17th, 2010, Bay Logistics provided truck docks, heated warehouse space and material handling services in their Spring Lake Distribution Center to the Girl Scouts of Service Unit #216 (Norton Shores, Michigan Division). The cookies were unloaded in the early morning and the last order successfully went out just before 5:00 pm. The Bay Logistics Executive Management Team makes giving back to the community a priority, and they are proud to have been able to assist the girls in meeting their objectives in this year's cookie fundraising effort.

"Bay Logistics was extremely gracious and accommodating during our 2010 Girl Scout Cookie Campaign. They not only donated warehouse space and material handling services, their forklift drivers checked in several times throughout the day to make sure everything was going according to our plan. We are extremely grateful for their generosity and look forward to working with them again next year."

The BAY LOGISTICS high-velocity, corrugated container design and assembly operation in Canton, Michigan is rapidly expanding. Current processes include:

• Design, engineering and implementation
• Material Handling
• Inventory Management
• Bay Logistics proprietary RF system
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• Remote tracking via web site
• Folding machines
• Break tables
• Hot melt assembly process
• Cold glue stations
• JIT assembly
• Bill of Materials
• Corrugated pallet construction machine
• Min/max process
• Six current production lines
• Two-shift coverage

Specifically-engineered corrugated containers are light weight, cube efficient, 100% recyclable, and protect against damages associated with international shipments.

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General Motors and BAY LOGISTICS continued their annual partnership in the 2006 Holiday "Toys for Tots" campaign.  Record numbers of bicycles, toys and other gifts were collected at several sites within the GM Romulus Powertrain complex.  BAY LOGISTICS again provided the transportation necessary for brightening the faces of thousands of needy boys and girls.

Certificate of Appreciation from the USMC Reserve (88K GIF)

Features of the property include:

• Zoned l-2 heavy industrial
• 58 acres
• 25.5’ – 30’ ceilings
• 24 truckwells/21 grade doors
• 10 ceiling cranes, ranging
  from 2 – 35 tons
• 277/480 volts, 3-phase
• air make up
• 400 existing parking spots

This location offers several advantages: it is adjacent to the Norfolk Southern Railroad with an inactive switch on site; T-1 lines already service the building; 480 volt/3-Phase power to the buss duct system throughout the shop; it is equidistant from Toledo and Romulus; and the interior was painted in April, 2007.

Future plans for the site include automotive rack storage and repair, truck terminal operations, warehousing, sequencing, rail operations, and protected parking. BAY LOGISTICS is dedicated to increasing and refining its service offerings at each of its present facilities, and will continue to expand into new geographical areas. “One-stop” service allows clients to:

• Eliminate redundant transportation expenses
• Decrease material handling expenses
• Minimize damages
• Reduce time in transit
• Enhance inventory tracking and visibility
• Establish a single point of accountability
• Decrease clerical time associated with processing multiple suppliers

BAY LOGISTICS is a premier supplier of warehousing, transportation and logistics services specializing in the automotive, plastics and paper industries.

Copyright © 2010 Bay Logistics, Inc., 1202 East Pontaluna Road, Spring Lake, MI 49456, phone 231-799-1015, fax 231-799-9091