PPT-DRIVING AT WORK

Organisational influence on driving safety performance S tuart Gemmell msc Grad IOSH Dip NEBOSH Risk Control Manager Objectives 2 Highlight workrelated driving safety performance beyond basic driving skills. It is estimated that around 150 people are killed or seriously injured every week in crashes involving someone who was driving riding or otherwise using the road for work purposes The majority of these tragedies can be prevented HSE Guidelines Drivi A presentation for companies that have employees who drive for work in winter conditions. Review crash statistics . Define responsibilities of owners/employers, . supervisors, and employees . Describe how to manage . Did you know?. . Sleepiness at the wheel accounts for 20% of all traffic accidents. . 1,500 die and 71,000 people are injured each year. Being awake for 17 hours is equivalent to a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.05%. . Vasant. . Vihar. Zonal office, Transport Department. Background. There is a general impression that the RTOs have shabby looking ,undisciplined office staff, touts roaming around, no work can be done without bribe , rude behavior of staff , repeated visits for any jobs etc.. Topics. James Madison University. Department of Risk management. Spring Fever – Safety Awareness. Warming . Weather – Hydration. Night Work & Sleep Management . Defensive Driving Reminders. Basic Ergonomic Tips. for. . all. Part of the corporate . safety culture. ww. w.trafficsafety.org. Nearly All Employees Drive Daily. Whether employees drive as a part of their work, . commuting to . and from work, or . around . . Basalo. , Senior partner. Organisational. culture . as a driving force. Prague, September 2016. Organizational Culture:. The basic assumptions, shared values and. beliefs that . guide . the way organizational. Luke 10:38-42 Martha was distracted. Dangerous Distractions. Distracted at Worship. Distracted at Work. Distracted at Home. Distracted at worship. Remove the distractions. Clear your mind of worldly things / cares (Heb. 12:1; Rom 12:1-2). Department of Risk management. Spring Fever – Safety Awareness. Warming . Weather – Hydration. Night Work & Sleep Management . Defensive Driving Reminders. Basic Ergonomic Tips. The Time for . This includes truck drivers and others who drive full time for a living as well as highway workers and others who are struck by a vehicle.. Vehicle Safety. Check for:. Tires. Tread & Tire pressure. . day. K. eep . each. other. sa. f. e. Wi. n. t. er sa. f. ety advice . c. an of. t. en . t. ell us things that . w. e al. r. eady kn. o. w. .. F. or e. x. ample, . w. e all kn. o. w that p. a. v. Presented . by:. Ginger . Edgecombe Dorsey, . Ph.D.. APHIS Ergonomics Program Manager. Ergonomics. Definition: Fitting the job to the worker.. Goals:. Fit you to your car so you can drive in a way that maximizes the natural ability of your body to move and respond to physical stress.. Presented . by:. Ginger . Edgecombe Dorsey, . Ph.D.. APHIS Ergonomics Program Manager. Ergonomics. Definition: Fitting the job to the worker.. Goals:. Fit you to your car so you can drive in a way that maximizes the natural ability of your body to move and respond to physical stress.. What is it?. Throughout history carriage driving was a prominent form of transportation for people and goods for centuries.. Today, driving has become less mandatory for daily life and is a competitive sport and pleasure experience, but it is still used for some commercial jobs..