J.B. Hunt Transport has decided on Rair, a provider of risk management services to the transportation industry, for its CSA 2010 management services.
Rair's program helps carriers manage their roadside inspection data and leverage that data to improve their safety and compliance performance.
"[Rair's] log auditing and management program has helped us improve hours of service compliance and maintain our industry-leading safety results, and we expect even greater things from Rair's CSA 2010 program," said Greer Woodruff, senior vice president of safety and security at J.B. Hunt.
One of the aspects of Rair's program that attracted J.B. Hunt was its customization. "Rair has been very responsive to system changes, enhancements and customization that have ensured high levels of acceptance within the organization," said Woodruff.
JJ Singh, president and CEO of Rair, says carriers are becoming more sophisticated consumers as they learn more about CSA 2010. "Initially carriers just wanted to monitor their ratings on a scorecard. Now they want to analyze the data to identify the root causes of their violations. They understand how we can help them use analytics to create a competitive advantage."
More info: www.rair.com
J.B. Hunt Chooses Rair For CSA 2010 Management
J.B. Hunt Transport has decided on Rair, a provider of risk management services to the transportation industry, for its CSA 2010 management services
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