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The first day of the Fleet Safety Conference is packed with sessions and panel discussions on creating a positive safety culture within a company at the corporate and fleet level.
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Nominations for the 2015 Fleet Safety Award will be accepted until May 1, and the award will be presented on July 15 at the Fleet Safety Conference.
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The winner will be announced July 15 at the 2015 Fleet Safety Conference in Schaumburg, Ill.
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At-risk executive drivers need to be held accountable for their poor driving records in the same way as rank-and-file employees. Fleet managers need to use a slightly different approach to help them become safer drivers.
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Keynotes on creating a successful corporate safety culture, engaging senior management to support a fleet safety program, and how to eliminate distracted driving in fleets will be presented at this year’s Fleet Safety Conference.
Read More →The hard reality is that many senior managers do not consistently view fleet safety as a top priority. I know many will disagree with me and say fleet safety is, indeed, a top concern, but when you talk with suppliers of fleet safety programs and related services, they point out that the “talk” often does not translate into action.
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Organizers of the 2015 Fleet Safety Conference have set a Jan. 9 deadline for submission of presentation proposals.
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Kathy Konicki, the retired director of associate safety at Nationwide Insurance, was the recipient of the first-ever Fleet Safety Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her promotion of fleet safety at Nationwide and throughout the industry.
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Fleet Manager Kristin O'Driscoll, who oversees a fleet of 1,000 vehicles, received the 2014 Fleet Safety Award. Since 2012, the company has also lowered its injury rate significantly.
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The third annual Fleet Safety Conference brought industry experts to Schaumburg, Ill., in late July to talk about how to build a safety culture from top to bottom. Photos by Chris Wolski.
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