You are here: Eden Springs to use Driving Services for WRRS Programme - March 2007
Eden Springs, a leading group in Europe for home and office water delivery, has signed up to a Work Related Road Safety Programme with Driving Services.
Eden Springs drivers will complete risk assessments via the DrivingMonitor website . For those drivers identified with an overall high exposure to risk, on road training will be provided by qualified internal trainers, who will have undergone the Driving Services DSA approved “Train the Trainer” course.
Stuart Gemmell, Motor Fleet Risk Manager with Driving Services said “We are thrilled to be supplying Eden Springs with our DrivingMonitor and Train the Trainer packages, and look forward to a successful partnership”.
Mark Seels, motor consultant at Aon, commented: "We have been working with Eden Springs to develop an effective motor risk management strategy, a key element of which is the assessment of risks posed by their drivers. Having established Eden's key objectives to safeguard their drivers and reduce the number and cost of motor incidents, we jointly looked at the options available. It was clear that Driving Services offered the best solution and we firmly believe that the programme will help Eden to achieve their goals."
About DrivingMonitor
DrivingMonitor is a simple but comprehensive programme that allows your business to comply fully with their H&S obligations and ongoing legislation in respect of their employees that drive on company business.
Taking just 20 minutes to complete the on-line risk assessments (Risk Monitor) DrivingMonitor also provides the facility to conduct on-line training (Training Monitor) for any driver who's assessment outcome is less than 70%in any of the 4 categories of the risk Assesssment, namely: Driving Law, Driving attitude, Hazard perception and Driving theory.
Driving Monitor also has management functionality to enable the collation and tracking of any fleet vehicles (Fleet Monitor), collation andverification of licences with the DVLA (Licence Monitor), collation and tracking of accidents (Accident Monitor) and the facility to place alerts for any relevant fleet/driver activity (Task Monitor).
