SAFETY TOPICS
Safety Resources for Delivery Drivers
In the fast-paced world of last-minute delivery shipping, your workplace safety needs are unique. At Summit, we’re here to help. Use these resources to train your employees and keep your business safe.
Top safety recommendations
- Encourage drivers to wear ankle-supporting footwear and high-visibility clothing.
- Remind workers to remain alert and mindful of dogs and other pets.
- Provide thorough training for all employees, including new hires and experienced drivers.
- Have your employees practice safe lifting and materials handling techniques (lifting, carrying, lowering, etc.).
Summit safety resources
Safety training videos
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- Driving Safety | 3405: Beyond Safe Driving–Co-owned Vehicles | 6 minutes
- Driving Safety | 3103: Delivery Driver Safety | 12 minutes
- Driving Safety | 2541: Trucks, Vans and Delivery Vehicles | 16 minutes
- Fall Protection | 5064: Understanding Slips, Trips and Falls | 12 minutes
- Back Safety | 2558: Back Safety–Proper Lifting | 16 minutes
Seasonal hazards and tips
- Train employees to avoid stepping on slippery fall leaves, snow, and ice.
- Consider tools for use for working after dark, such as head lamps and flashlights.
- Be aware of peak times for deer movement in your area.
Summit’s skilled loss prevention consultants work directly with you to evaluate potential hazards and identify plans to correct safety concerns. By preventing loss and workplace injuries, you can protect your business, help control claims costs, and keep your drivers safe and satisfied.
Disclaimer
The information presented in this publication is intended to provide guidance and is not intended as a legal interpretation of any federal, state or local laws, rules or regulations applicable to your business. The loss prevention information provided is intended only to assist policyholders of Summit managed insurers in the management of potential loss producing conditions involving their premises and/or operations based on generally accepted safe practices. In providing such information, Summit Consulting LLC does not warrant that all potential hazards or conditions have been evaluated or can be controlled. It is not intended as an offer to write insurance for such conditions or exposures. The liability of Summit Consulting LLC and its managed insurers is limited to the terms, limits and conditions of the insurance policies underwritten by any of them.