NAFA Fleet Management Association's new Risk Management Guide is designed to provide fleet managers the ability to identify, quantify, and treat risk across their fleet and throughout their overall organization.
The new guide helps fleet managers understand the fundamentals of the process and offers examples of proven techniques they can incorporate within their own fleet. According to the guide, the mission of risk management must start at the top, since fleet managers cannot accomplish these goals without support from their organization's leaders. Those in top management must set the tone for the entire risk program and demonstrate a sincere commitment to regularly identifying and evaluating organizational risk along with a willingness to invest in mitigation strategies to minimize risk exposure.
Insurance is commonly associated with risk prevention, but it is not possible or even practical, to insure against every situation. In addition to providing an overview of insurance, claims management, and subrogation, NAFA's guide demonstrates additional strategies for mitigating risk including driver training, vehicle safety, crash management, and Motor Vehicle Records. The guide also provides a chapter on Canadian-specific information for those operating fleets in Canada.
NAFA's Risk Management Guide follows the release of the highly successful Lifecycle Cost Analysis for Fleets and joins NAFA's Law Guide for Fleet Professionals and NAFA's Professional Development Guide as the Association's three newest products.
The new guide helps fleet managers understand the fundamentals of the process and offers examples of proven techniques they can incorporate within their own fleet. According to the guide, the mission of risk management must start at the top, since fleet managers cannot accomplish these goals without support from their organization's leaders. Those in top management must set the tone for the entire risk program and demonstrate a sincere commitment to regularly identifying and evaluating organizational risk along with a willingness to invest in mitigation strategies to minimize risk exposure.
Insurance is commonly associated with risk prevention, but it is not possible or even practical, to insure against every situation. In addition to providing an overview of insurance, claims management, and subrogation, NAFA's guide demonstrates additional strategies for mitigating risk including driver training, vehicle safety, crash management, and Motor Vehicle Records. The guide also provides a chapter on Canadian-specific information for those operating fleets in Canada.
NAFA's Risk Management Guide follows the release of the highly successful Lifecycle Cost Analysis for Fleets and joins NAFA's Law Guide for Fleet Professionals and NAFA's Professional Development Guide as the Association's three newest products.
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