Month: October 2024

Celebrating Customer Experience Week – the CX Team takes on Smash Park

Lozier

Oct 30, 2024

Lozier’s Customer Experience team celebrated Customer Experience Week in early October in conjunction with the annual sales meeting. The whole department got together for an outing at Smash Park, an entertainment and eatery venue in Omaha. “It is extremely important to get everyone together to help build connections across teams,” said Customer Experience Manager Erin…
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Lozier Community Grants supports informed choice and possibility for all through ADEC

Lozier

Oct 29, 2024

In its second year, the employee-led Lozier Community Grant program supported 50 nonprofit organizations across the country. Recipients were selected by employee committees in all five Lozier locations. Over the next couple of months, the recipient organizations’ stories of impact will be shared on LozierLink. ADEC serves Elkhart and St. Joseph counties in Indiana with…
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Lozier Community Grant helps Babies Basic Needs provide new parents with fundamental supplies

Lozier

Oct 28, 2024

In its second year, the employee-led Lozier Community Grant program supported 50 nonprofit organizations across the country. Recipients were selected by employee committees in all five Lozier locations. Over the next couple of months, the recipient organizations’ stories of impact will be shared on LozierLink. Babies Basic Needs has a simple mission: ensure no child…
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Scottsboro team lends help to hurricane victims, prepares 120 hygiene kits

Lozier

Oct 17, 2024

Kindness and compassion were on full display with Lozier’s Scottsboro staff this week, as the team produced and prepared dozens of hygiene kits for people impacted by hurricanes. In total, the team assembled 120 kits, including items like shampoo, soap, wash cloths, toothbrushes, toothpaste, wipes and gum. The kits were loaded into large buckets, wrapped…
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Maria Vazquez receives Nebraska “50 over 50” award for excellence in service to her community

Lozier

Oct 15, 2024

Maria Vazquez received her Nebraska “50 over 50” award for excellence in her work in the Community. Vazquez’s colleagues Mark Campbell, Angel Campbell, Bobbie Frohner, Angie Simon and Ralph Kleinsmith celebrated with her at Saturday’s event. The awards ceremony recognized 50 Nebraskans for their contributions in the state for work in Nonprofit, Innovation, Business, Community…
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Scottsboro’s inaugural 5K proves to be a hit among the community and employees

Lozier

Oct 8, 2024

Scottsboro’s first annual 5K was success, drawing over 120 Lozier employees and community members. Envisioned by Larry Skelton, the 5K was Scottsboro’s way to engage the community with a free admission walk or run event. Plant Manager Drew Sauber welcomed everyone to the event, thanking Lozier for making the 5K possible and the work it…
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Hunting, fishing and shelving every day – Scottsboro’s rich nature, a Lozier Plant

Lozier

Oct 7, 2024

In celebration of National Manufacturing Month, explore Lozier’s plants, people and towns in this series Plant Town History. On December 1, 1902, James Armstrong arrived at the Scottsboro town center with a spare horse. The Alabama newspaper editor was looking to make a deal, creating the very first Horse Swapper’s Day. 120 years later, Trade…
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From whence every Lozier plant came – Lozier Plant History Omaha

Lozier

Oct 7, 2024

An aerial view of the North Plant, Main Office and Distribution Center, with a cargo bridge connection between the North Plant and Distribution Center. “It was a real shock, when I visited the old building, it was unbelievable,” said Ginny Willingham, Executive Assistant. “People were dressed in jeans and I came in with a three-piece…
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Bean soup, wire grid and government cabinets. The history of McClure, a Lozier plant

Lozier

Oct 7, 2024

In celebration of National Manufacturing Month, explore Lozier’s plants, people and towns in this series Plant Town History. “During the Civil War, the story goes that ham and bean soup was thinned out to stretch the meals for troops,” said Butch Heim, Engineering and Quality Manager. Today, the soups are a little thicker, but bean…
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A tornado of Self-Checkouts: the resilient history of Joplin, a Lozier plant

Lozier

Oct 7, 2024

In celebration of National Manufacturing Month, explore Lozier’s plants, people and towns in this series Plant Town History. “It was scary even 60 miles away,” said Donald Lane, Manufacturing Engineer-Maintenance Supervisory. “It looked like someone came through with a bush hog and mowed the area.” Lane was the on-site engineer with his previous employer when…
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