The Essential 7 Work Practices
Truck drivers, mechanics, and office workers were asked to identify the skills...
Preventing Crashes from Outside the Truck
There is nothing worse for a motor carrier than receiving a call that one of its drivers has been...
Choosing the Correct Personal Protective Equipment for the Job
If a hazard cannot be removed or reduced to a point it can be considered an acceptable risk,...
Ask The Liability Adjuster: Do onboard cameras impact claims?
Great question! The Claims Department at Great West Casualty Company has seen an increase in the...
Opening/Closing Trailer Doors
Opening and closing trailer doors are two of the leading causes of work-related injuries for truck...
Providing a Workplace Free of Known Hazards
Motor carriers are in a hazardous industry and face four types of loss exposures: financial,...
Monitoring Drivers for At-Risk Behaviors
According to a 2014 study by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), the...
Disaster Planning: Plan and Protect Your Future
Is your organization prepared for a disaster or an emergency? Organizations who have a plan in...
Seven Elements of Successful Risk Management
Senior leadership has many responsibilities, and one is to make sure the company operates at a...
Broaden Your Fleet's Field of View with Fender-Mounted Mirrors
Lane change crashes pose a clear and present danger to motor carriers. The trucking industry...
Ask the Safety Rep: How OSHA's Working Surfaces Rule Affects Trucking
Walking-working surfaces pertains to floors, ladders, stairways, runways, dock boards, roofs,...
How Engineering Controls Help Manage Risk
Managing the risks associated with trucking operations can be a daunting task. From choosing the...