HSE books. Prepared by Entec UK Limited . 2002y -40 pages. ISBN 07176 25494
The study aimed to: identify and document good practice examples of occupational road safety policies and procedures; establish the contribution of individual differences to driver behavior, and in doing so inform the recruitment of safer drivers and management of risk; and, establish the extent to which Scottish workplaces consider road safety as a health and safety issue. A model of good occupational road safety risk management is presented. The findings will assist the HSE, should wished to provide advice for employers on development of occupational road safety policies and procedures, and in doing so contribute to the aim of reducing the number of at-work road accidents and associated costs to employers.
The study has three main aims:
Establish the contribution of individual factors to driving behavior and the implications for managing work-related road safety.
Establish the extent to which road safety is considered a health and safety issue in Scottish workplaces.
Identify and document good practice case studies of occupational road safety policy and procedures.
