Transportation, DOT, Fleet safety consulting

Safety Management Group has unique insight into DOT regulations and practices and are known for a proactive and aggressive approach to reducing accidents and creating high-energy safety cultures. We welcome the opportunity to help you assess your company’s transportation safety status and prepare for compliance reviews through one or more of the following services:

• Manage drug and alcohol collection/random pool
• Maintain and update Driver Qualification Files electronically
• Audit and retain drivers’ daily logs
• Manage and track all vehicle licensing, registration and permits for expirations
• Perform Mock DOT Audits
• Conduct Supervisor/Frontline Training
• Conduct 60-Minute DOT Supervisor Training
• Manage Auto Liability, General Liability and Workers Compensation Claims
• Track accidents, trend analysis and costs
• Complete Root Cause Analysis and Corrective Action Follow-up
• Conduct Accident Investigations and Evaluations

Reduce insurance costs
We can help your organization develop a world-class safety culture that will reduce your number of incidents, which will help to lower your premiums, especially in the area of Workers' Compensation and auto liability.

Reduce intangible costs
Losses in productivity are often the largest costs associated with accidents. An effective transportation safety program will keep productivity at the highest level, reduce downtime, help develop operational protocol, and improve levels of communication.

Improve marketability
Companies can use their transportation safety program as a marketing tool to differentiate their business from competitors. With a world-class safety culture and effective use of achieved safety results companies can use this information to aid in securing new business and attracting/retaining the best employees.

Comply with DOT
Effective and documented transportation safety programs will help ensure that your company complies with DOT, and avoid large fines.

Create a Dedicated Safety Culture
Safety is an attitude. It takes time and effort to develop a successful safety culture. It starts with a committing to safety. The ultimate goal is to establish a culture where safety exists on a level equal in importance with productivity and quality.