Safety Management Services Company (SMSC)

Ready to revolutionize your organization's approach to safety and operational excellence? Join our upcoming webinar on November 13th and discover how leading companies are successfully combining lean manufacturing principles with robust safety practices. REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/gFiSiFYA

CVSA's 2024 Brake Safety Week results are in! View key findings below from August 25-31 inspections that had a key focus on lining/pad violations. Read full results at https://lnkd.in/e8Ue4F5x.

National Teen Driver Safety Week is October 20-26 and reminds us of the unique challenges faced by young drivers. Inexperience makes teens more susceptible to crashes, with risks including impaired driving, not wearing seatbelts, distraction, peer passengers, speeding, and drowsiness. Parents, educators, and community leaders: your influence is crucial. Engage with teens about safe driving practices and lead by example. Together, we can empower our young drivers and create safer roads for all.

Millions of children across the nation ride a school bus every day – that’s why school bus safety is important in every community. Join us in increasing awareness of this important initiative next week during National School Bus Safety Week. Together, we can ensure every child's journey to school is a safe one. #schoolbussafetyweek

On October 12, 2024, the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), the trucking industry’s not-for-profit research organization, released its 20th annual Top Industry Issues report that identifies the trucking industry’s leading concerns.   The complete results of the annual survey were released as part of 2024 American Trucking Associations’ Management Conference and Exhibition. The full report can be found at ATRI’s website here: https://bit.ly/3UblDiI

October is Pedestrian Safety Month! As the days get shorter, let's shine a light on keeping our streets safe for everyone. Whether you're behind the wheel or on foot, remember: -Stay alert and avoid distractions -Use crosswalks and follow traffic signals -Make eye contact with drivers before crossing Together, we can reduce accidents and create safer communities. Let's all do our part to protect pedestrians and drivers alike.

Is your motor carrier prepared for an FMCSA compliance review? Join our upcoming webinar to unravel the complexities of the investigation process and learn best practices for success. We'll explore why carriers are selected, dive into different investigation types, and examine the seven crucial BASIC categories. Don't let compliance reviews intimidate you – equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate them confidently. Register now to ensure your trucking operation stays ahead of the curve in safety and compliance!

OSHA's Injury Tracking Application (ITA) now includes 2023 Summary Data and more comprehensive work-related injury and illness data. New this year, select establishments must submit case details from OSHA Forms 300 and 301, in addition to the Form 300A summary data required since 2016. This expanded dataset offers valuable insights for safety professionals and business leaders. Explore the updated OSHA website to leverage this information for enhancing workplace safety in your organization.

Did you know that truck and delivery service drivers faced over 70,000 workplace injuries and illnesses in a single year according to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics? The risks extend beyond the road, with potential hazards lurking inside and outside the cab. We're excited to announce our upcoming webinar: "Navigating Driver Safety: Insights Inside and Outside the Cab." Join us as we dive into best practices for keeping your drivers safe on the job. In this session, we'll explore: 1. Key risk areas for drivers in and around their vehicles 2. Effective training strategies to enhance safety awareness 3. Practical measures to implement in your fleet operations Don't miss this opportunity to prioritize your drivers' well-being and potentially reduce workplace incidents. Your team's safety is our top concern! Register now.

The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign is in full swing, aiming to make our highways safer for everyone. This national high-visibility enforcement effort highlights the severe consequences of drunk driving and is backed by increased law enforcement presence. Whether you're heading to a networking event, a family function, or just enjoying the long weekend, plan ahead. Use ride-sharing services, designate a sober driver, or stay where you are if you've been drinking. Stay safe, drive sober, and enjoy your Labor Day weekend responsibly!