Webinar on Successfully Selling Safety Throughout Your Fleet
Heavy Duty Trucking magazine and Work Truck Online are hosting a free webinar March 19th to share three keys to successfully building a safety culture throughout your fleet.
Heavy Duty Trucking magazine and Work Truck Online are hosting a free webinar March 19th to share three keys to successfully building a safety culture throughout your fleet.
Heavy Duty Trucking Magazine and Work Truck Online are hosting a free upcoming webinar focused on one of the hardest tasks that fleet operators face when initiating a safety culture - ensuring buy-in from throughout the fleet. From executives to drivers it is important for all those involved to be tuned into and understand why a program is in place, its impact, and expectations.
The webinar, "Successfully Selling Safety Throughout Your Fleet," will take place Thursday, March 19th at 11:00 AM PT/2:00 PM ET, and features industry expert Don Osterberg, a SmartDrive Consultant with experience in safety, security, and driver training in commercial transportation. Attendees will gain several key takeaways on proven communication techniques for selling safety, examples of data points to ensure understanding of a safety program, and tips on how to incorporate safety morally and economically.
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