Employers now have to take their legal duty of care obligations seriously to ensure the health and safety of employees and members of the public under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007.
Ctrack’s vehicle tracking solutions offers an effective means of managing compliance and minimising risk by providing complete real-time and historical visibility of a fleet operation.
We have also teamed up with Applied Driving Techniques (ADT) to integrate its advanced vehicle tracking systems with the company’s award-winning fleet compliance solution.
Allowing another layer of in-depth analysis, vehicle operators can now use real-time driver behaviour data to better understand, manage and minimise risks facing their drivers. This will help drive down accident rates, but also reduce fleet costs and improve the reputation of the business.
Whilst it is difficult to place a monetary value on duty of care compliance, all companies need to adhere to their legal requirement, making the safe and responsible operation of your fleet essential. Our tracking system provides all the information needed to achieve legislative compliance and meet duty of care responsibilities including vehicle usage, driver hours and behaviour, trip analysis, exception reporting and maintenance schedules.
Using the integrated compliance solution, you can make better informed decisions on where training or other action is required by early identification of issues. This proactive fleet management, with a continuous assessment based on live data, means you can minimise exposure to your organisation and individuals.
We adopted the Ctrack solution as part of our commitment to providing an efficient, effective and responsible service to our customers.
Nigel Davies
Auto Windscreens
The functionality and usability of the Ctrack system means it will meet our current and future needs to help drive productivity, completion of work and enable further Health and Safety benefits.
Severn Trent Water
David Cross