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Building a culture of safety during inclement weather is crucial for fleet operations. Inclement weather conditions such as snowstorms, heavy rain, or icy roads can significantly impact driver safety and increase the risk of accidents. To mitigate these risks, fleet managers must prioritize preparation and driver training. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eN2kiYfq #NETS #Successfavorstheprepared #Trailers #Trailer #Trailersales #TrailersForSale #NETSTrailerSales #Fullservice #HyundaiDealer #DryvanSales #ReeferSales #FlatbedSales

Winter is finally here! Ensure your vehicle is clear of snow and ice. Start your vehicle outside a garage. Keep a winter safety kit inside your vehicle at all times. The most important: - It's not a race - Slow down - It's better to arrive late and safe, than not at all. Check out the following tips for winter driving preparation.

Each year, the trucking industry commits at least $10B in safety! These investments include safety technologies, safety training, driver safety incentive pay, and compliance with safety regulations. Are you seeing results in your safety program? Reduction of risk is the most valuable investment a trucking fleet can make. There's no question you are investing in your safety culture... But are you MAXIMIZING that investment? Please reach out to me for a safety assessment to see if you are

At Welink Cargo, we understand that safety is a top priority for fleet owners and drivers. That's why we're committed to providing safe and reliable dispatching services. Our team of experienced dispatchers carefully screens carriers and loads to ensure that they meet our high safety standards. We also provide our drivers with the latest safety information and resources, such as driver safety training and accident prevention tips. Here are some of the ways we ensure your safety at Welink Cargo: Drivers screening: We carefully screen all Drivers to ensure they have a good safety record. Load safety: We only dispatch loads that meet our safety standards. Driver safety training: We provide our drivers with the latest safety information and resources. Accident prevention tips: We offer our drivers tips on how to prevent accidents. 24/7 support: Our dispatchers are available 24/7 to assist drivers in case of emergencies. We're committed to making your fleet as safe as possible. #company_Driver #dispatchservices #fleetmanagement #logistics #truckingindustry #welinkcargo

Those who were in a hurry, left….🤷🏽♂️ You tell me can there be a shorter sentence than this some word phrase that can depict the relationship between haste speed and death in such an interesting way? This case documents his journey from an ordinary logistics vendor to a unicorn in a short period of time DDT Class Program Session 📚For Truck Driver 🚌👳🏾♀️is why very important??? Emergency action plan training Road safety & rules training Trip planning and delivery paperwork Injury prevention training Material handling training Truck information training #training #transport #logistics #supplychain #ecom #fastdelivery #roadsefety #drivertraining #fleetonwer

2024 marks the 5th annual State of Trucking survey and safety always has, and likely always will be, at the forefront of our study every year. This year’s report was even more profound than usual with safety trends taking a front seat. Here are the top 3 safety metrics trucking employers should be paying attention to

2024 marks the 5th annual State of Trucking survey and safety always has, and likely always will be, at the forefront of our study every year. This year’s report was even more profound than usual with safety trends taking a front seat. Here are the top 3 safety metrics trucking employers should be paying attention to

#ICYMI 🚚We've partnered with the Road Haulage Association (RHA) to drive safety home to drivers of large tippers, trailers, crane truckers or skip hire vehicles to avoid our overhead power network. Drivers are being reminded to plan their route before tipping their goods, driving unfamiliar routes, or when driving in poor light conditions as we head towards winter. Gareth Pearson, Northern Powergrid’s Director of Health, Safety and Training said: “Our new partnership with the Road Haulage Association will target hauliers directly through their network and drive home the vital safety message that overhead power lines are extremely hazardous. “Thankfully incidents are low across our region, however, just one strike is one too many and we’re encouraging drivers to ‘Look Up It’s Live!’ before raising and lowering the bed of their tipper truck and manoeuvring vehicles. “Even if you drive a particular route you’re familiar with for regular deliveries, bear in mind that ground levels or clearance heights may have changed since the last visit. Think and plan every journey to avoid our electricity network and return home safely to your family and loved ones after your shift.” Pete Short, Head of Business Development for the Road Haulage Association said: “We are delighted to join up with Northern Powergrid on this campaign to keep lorry drivers and others around them safe. We urge operators to ensure that their drivers are fully equipped to minimise risks of collisions with overhead power cables and know what to do if an incident occurs.” Read more: https://ow.ly/bMmz50TjM5H

Every year 1,300 people are involved in forklift-related accidents. But it is not lift truck operators who are most at risk — it’s those around them. A RIDDOR report into forklift truck accidents revealed that 43 percent of incidents involved impacts with a third party. Unlike operators themselves, third parties are often on foot when such accidents occur, leaving them more vulnerable to serious injuries. The sad truth is that these types of incidents can almost always be avoided. That’s why at Caswells we ensure all forklift training is done internally so the operators are trained to our high standards, and our managers are trained on how to look for bad driving behaviours. #CaswellsGroup #SafetyAtWork #ForkliftSafety #HealthAndSafety

A fundamental expectation among drivers is that the commercial trucks sharing the highways have undergone rigorous safety assessments, ensuring that they meet the necessary standards to operate safely. Unfortunately, the current truck safety rating system falls significantly short of fulfilling this crucial requirement.