Webinar Explains How to Manage Your ISS Score
Heavy Duty Trucking magazine and insurance brokerage provider HUB International are offering a free webinar examining how fleets can manage inspection selection system scores.

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Heavy Duty Trucking magazine and insurance brokerage provider HUB International are offering a free webinar examining how fleets can manage inspection selection system scores.
The presentation, Managing Your Inspection Selection System Score: How to Tip the Scale in Your Favor, will teach trucking companies how to achieve and maintain an ISS score to make their fleets more attractive to inspectors, drivers, customers, and insurance companies. ISS is used by roadside inspectors to identify and prioritize carriers for inspections and maintaining a good ISS score can signal to key parties that a fleet is safe and well-managed.
The webinar takes place on Sept. 18 at 11:00 a.m. PDT and it will review practical ways that a fleet can improve an ISS score including:
The 7 BASIC safety values you need to be concerned about
Tips on how to keep your drivers safe and supported when they are on the road
How to reap the benefits of a low ISS score with your insurance company
Speakers will include Jerry Gillikin, executive vice president and Steven Bojan, vice president of fleet risk services for Hub International.
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