Details

 We have prepared a series of training topics that can be used for short safety talks, classroom presentations or may simply be distributed to drivers for their review. The topics focus on types of collisions and the safe driving practices that are commonly recognized to help avoid these collisions. Some of the topics include:

• Drowsy Driving
• Intersection Collisions
• Pedestrian Collisions
• Red Light Running

The packets are delivered by email on a monthly basis which include:

• A �how to� guide for managers to prepare safety talks or more formal presentations to groups of employees.
• A two page handout for drivers to read during or after a presentation on the topic (these can be distributed to employees in a lieu of a formal meeting, but we strongly encourage face to face meetings whenever possible)
• A safety poster for the company bulletin board (8.5 inches by 11 inches in size). The poster is attached to the driver handout sheets in case these are simply distributed to the employees, and to further reinforce the essential elements of the topic.

• Managers Supplement provides additional information tailored to the manager:

Enables the manager to be perceived as �expert� by drivers since he/she may offer additional insight.

Encourages the manager to review and align their policies with driving issue

(ie. Cell phone policy in place and enforced?)

Engages the audience by offering news stories related to the video.

• Power Point presentations to facilitate classroom sessions

       (two versions � high graphics and one with no graphics)

Cost � The cost for this service is included as part of our Safety Hotline

            program: however annual subscriptions to this are available at

            $500 per fleet.

Summary

The program has been very well received and we have sold multiple subscriptions to fleets that cannot or will not use our safety hotline program. The archives of past issues are maintained at our web site so that interested clients may log in and download additional topics to suit their current safety program emphasis.