Do you have a written road risk policy that is regularly updated.
All employees who drive for work should have read the policy and know where to obtain a copy.

Remarks
Occupational Road Risk policy should form part of your overall
Health & Safety structure for your organisation

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Question 1

Do you provide Driver’s Handbooks?

Remarks
Handbooks are a way of demonstrating your company’s policies, rules and expectations. Drivers should sign to say they will abide by the
company’s rules

Question 2

Do you have a system to risk profile your drivers:
High, Medium, Low?

Question 3

Do you investigate road incidents to allow you to identify
the root cause?

Question 4

Remarks
Good Occupational Road Risk Policies will have good investigation process to identify root cause and prevent re-occurances, thereby
reducing costs and claims

Is there a named senior manager responsible for driving at work within your company?

Question 5

Remarks
New Corporate Manslaughter Acts places emphasis on senior managers

Is there a policy outlining what drivers do in the event of a collision or breakdown to protect their safety?

Question 6

Remarks
Duty of care

Do you check the validity of an employee’s driving licence and eyesight before they are allowed to drive on business?

Question 7

Does the company have a Post Incident Procedure following a serious incident?

Question 8

Remarks
PIM Policy

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Contact Name

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Occupational Road Risk
Questionnaire

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