The Role of Safety Culture in Preventing Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes (2007) / Chapter Skim
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39 A P P E N D I X B Carrier Safety Manager Survey
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40 NOTE: The survey for CTBSSP Synthesis 14 was coordinated with the survey process for CTBSSP Synthesis 12: Commercial Motor Vehicle Carrier Safety Management Certification to minimize the impact of surveys on potential respondents and to increase the response rate. The entire survey is presented here.
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41 5. Indicate what percentage of your principal operations occur in each area: (Should equal 100%)
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42 ______ Attract drivers ______ Decrease insurance costs ______ Set a high industry safety standard ______ Other, please specify: __________________________________ CMV DRIVERS: HIRING, TRAINING AND RETENTION 11. What safety-related driver history information do you collect before hiring a driver?
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43 18. What role does safety/safety culture play in your recruiting efforts?
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44 company as one that is safe. The general public sees our industry as one that is safe.
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45 FAMILIARITY/EXPERIENCE WITH EVALUATION/CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS 31. Please indicate which safety evaluation/certification programs you are familiar with and have participated in: Familiar with: Participated in: ISO 9000/9001 NPTC's On-Line Best Practices Fleet Audit Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)
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46 Regulatory compliance relief 1.…...2..…..3.…...4.…...5.…...6.…...7 Shipper/Customer requirements 1.…...2..…..3.…...4.…...5.…...6.…...7 Other, please specify: ______________________ 1.…...2..…..3.…...4.…...5.…...6.…...7 36. If the FMCSA waived the following compliance requirements in return for your demonstrated and auditable commitment to a self-evaluation or certification program, would this promote your interest in implementing such a program?
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