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Vehicle related incidents and collisions on private sites such as distribution centres, construction sites and haulage depots are common and can be extremely serious, leading to intrusive and public investigations and prosecutions. Chis will be looking in detail at common scenarios, consequences for both individuals and companies, and some of the solutions that are available to help minimise the risks. This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2022 and features Chris Spinks – Managing Director, Westcotec

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Managing Vehicle Related Safety on Private Sites

On a day that started out just like any other, Bob Adams, a van driver very similar to many of those that work for you, begins his day’s work schedule. Some very common examples of poor driver safety management align and result in a serious incident involving a cyclist – but was it the driver’s fault or what is the employers? We examine what went wrong, why it went wrong, and what a subsequent investigation and prosecution could look like.

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Mock Trial – Poor Driver Safety Management

Summary of business benefits achieved by National Highways with the support of the Driving for Better Business programme. Including lower emissions and improvements in the resilience of the fleet.

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National Highways – Business Benefits

This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Stephen Dethick, Driver Hire; Tony Greenidge, IAM RoadSmart; Dr Julie Gandolfi - DriverMetrics and is chaired by Simon Turner, Driving for Better Business

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Panel Discussion – Building and Maintaining a Culture of Safe Driving

This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Barry Wilson - Commercial Fleet Consultant, FleetCheck

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Record keeping and audit trails

This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Dr Julie Gandolfi - DriverMetrics

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Recruiting safer drivers

Meet the employers that are prepared to step forward to champion good practice in work related road safety, and who can demonstrate those business benefits by sharing their own stories. Take a look at the challenges they faced, how they met those challenges, and the benefits they’ve seen as a result – across all areas of their business, including collision reduction, lower fuel costs, lower insurance premiums and reduced maintenance costs.

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Reducing Road Risk and Increasing Business Benefits

Identify gaps in your current management practices and areas that could be improved.

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Risk Management Gap Analysis

When in comes to safe loading of vehicles and load security it might be easy to dismiss it as something that is simply a box that needs to be ticked as part of your other driving for work compliance duties. The real story is very different. There are a number of incidents that have happened over the years, many in recent memory, where innocent passers by have been killed or seriously injured because a load was not secure or a commercial vehicle was overloaded...

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Safe Loading – are you clear on your responsibilities?

It’s very easy to assume that driver safety is the responsibility of the driver however, when it all goes wrong, investigators will look up and down the full transport chain. Nina will look at how that responsibility is shared throughout the transport chain from the driver right up to the top of the company, even looking at clients and suppliers where their actions could have impacted on how the risk was managed. This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2022 and features Nina Day – Transport Sector Policy Advisor, HSE

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Shared responsibility in the transport chain

Advanced Emergency Braking Systems (AEBS) have been fitted as standard to most new HGVs sold in the UK since 2015. Drivers and operators of HGVs need to understand how it works, what it does and why it’s vital, according to Driving for Better Business, which has launched online guidance on the life-saving technology in collaboration with Thatcham Research.

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Stop Right There! Understand the Life-Saving Kit on Your HGV

This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Andrew Brown - Partnerships Director, CALM

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Supporting the wellbeing of van drivers
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