Ensuring driver safety requires more than discipline and learning from accidents. It’s about reinforcing exemplary performance, including rewarding drivers for doing something right. They need to understand that fleet management is focused on getting them home safely to their families and the importance of their safety to their companies’ success.
- Training: Behind the wheel, e-learning, staff meetings
- Driver qualifications
- Reaction to accidents in real time: interaction with other affected drivers, determining fault without police involvement
- Equipping trucks for emergencies
- Accident aftermath: insurance, investigation, documentation, root cause analysis, driver followup
- Dash cameras and telematics: preventing nuisance lawsuits, establishing responsibility for crashes
Speakers
Alexander Greenman, Director of Fleet, ImageFIRST
Alexander Greenman is Director of Fleet, a 600-vehicle operation, for ImageFIRST Healthcare Laundry Specialists. He’s been with the company since 2009, with job titles such as Operations Manager and Director of Procurement and Special Projects. He’s overseen the integration of dozens of laundries into ImageFIRST to ensure safety, compliance, effectiveness and efficiency as the company has grown by acquisition. His certifications include CMV Periodic Inspection & Maintenance and Motor Carrier Safety & Compliance (U.S. DOT), Human Resources Law & Ethics (Society of Human Resources Management) and Driver Safety Certified Trainer (Smith System Driver Improvement Institute). He attended TRSA’s Executive Management Institute.
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