The subject of how to get fleet risk management right post-Covid is to be discussed by Driving for Better Business at this month’s Great British Fleet Event (GBFE).
The first of a large number of influential fleet speakers confirmed for the event, Simon Turner, campaign manager at the government-backed National Highways programme, will spotlight how the pandemic has radically changed duty of care requirements.
At the free-to-attend event, taking place on 29 March 2022 at Novotel London West in Hammersmith, Turner will look at how the two years of intense disruption during the Covid-19 pandemic has required fleet managers to radically adapt policies and procedures to keep their drivers and vehicles on the road and their organisations operational.
Some of these changes could have a significant impact on whether your organisation is still meeting its duty of care, and at GBFE this month, Turner will examine some important aspects of fleet risk management and driver safety that you will need to review now the restrictions have been lifted and your business returns to normal.
His talk will be one of a number of insight-packed discussions at GBFE, running from fleet safety and compliance, through telematics and operational efficiency, to sustainability and EV best practice.
Alongside the conference programme, visitors will be able to find out more about the latest fleet developments in the exhibition area. This will include the Driving for Better Business stand, where the organisation will promote its recently launched Van Driver Toolkit and highlight how fleets can keep their operations safe and legal.
Meanwhile, in the afternoon, the Great British Fleet Awards will recognise those fleet service firms, fleet managers and vehicle manufacturers that are the forefront of their game.
For more details of the Driving for Better Business campaign, please visit here.
To find out about the Great British Fleet Event on 29 March 2022, click here. Registrations are also open online.
Biography for Simon Turner, campaign manager, Driving for Better Business
Turner is the campaign manager for Driving for Better Business – the government-backed, National Highways campaign that helps employers reduce work-related road risk, control costs and improve compliance with current legislation and guidance. His objectives as campaign manager are focused on the safety and wellbeing of those who drive for work, the performance of those who manage them, and the impact their activities have on the environment.
Turner is also chairman of the Trustees, Association for Road Risk Management and a member of the Rail Industry Road Risk Group and PACTS Road User Behaviour Working Party, as well as sitting on the Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards Judging Panel.
