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Commentary: Managing safety and productivity KPIs
In the current trucking environment there are literally thousands of datapoints that fleets can capture and analyze. However, no fleet has the ability to analyze all the data that is available. Instead, each fleet must pick key areas on which to focus. Normally that data falls into safety and productivity buckets.
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Automated solutions are proactive tools for Safety departments
Efficiency, cost savings and greater compliance just a few of the potential benefits. The trucking industry saw many changes as it began 2020, including fallout from an ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China, the challenge of finding qualified drivers, and requirements for the use of electronic logging devices (ELDs) by operators of commercial motor vehicles.
How Entrepreneurs Should Handle Workplace Injuries
These are the best strategies for preventing and responding to accidents on the job.
Entrepreneurs need to take workplace injuries seriously. That means having both preventative strategies to reduce workplace injuries and the right attitude to address injuries when they arise. Someone is injured on the job every seven seconds, adding up to more than 12,600 workplace injuries every day, and more than 4.6 million workplace injuries every year.
An investment in Technology is an investment in your drivers
Most technological developments for trucks today fall into one of two buckets: fuel efficiency or safety.
OSHA: COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
This page includes frequently asked questions (FAQs) and answers related to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
3 steps to building strong Risk Management
The coronavirus pandemic has already resulted in a significant business downturn around the globe. Even though during this wide-scale crisis with its catastrophic consequences some winners have emerged, overall the pandemic has had an extremely negative economic impact.
Driver assistance helping keep accidents down despite bad habits
Distracted driving and major speeding violations are on the rise, and technology will play a key role in helping to keep drivers safe and shaping the auto insurance customer experience, according to a new report from LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a provider of advanced analytics services for businesses and governmental entities.
How Artificial Intelligence can enhance workplace safety as lockdowns lift
As employers and workers fear an increase in the risk of transmission and the likelihood of cluster outbreaks, technology advancements pop up. As the country begins to slowly reopen from the COVID-19 lockdown, many people are heading back to work. While this is great for the nation’s supply chains and overall economy, a growing concern exists for an increase in the risk of transmission and the likelihood of cluster outbreaks within the workforce. This has the potential to not only compromise the health of staff members, but close facilities for weeks at a time and halt operations.
5 Risk Management lessons from the Coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has amped up risk management, forcing executives and employees to adapt to remote work, learn new technologies, and find different ways to serve clients and customers.
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