Risk Management Schedule of Events
December 1st, 1:00-3:00 PM ET
Fundamentals of Fleet Management
Explore how organizations identify, measure, prioritize, and control risk. This session introduces an eight-step risk management process, four treatment strategies—avoid, reduce, retain, and transfer or share—and a frequency-versus-severity framework for selecting the appropriate response. Attendees will also learn how fleet and risk managers collaborate to manage organizational risk effectively.
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- The Risk Management Process
- Risk Management Prioritization
Insurance
Explore how fleet professionals make informed repair-or-replace decisions after a crash. This session covers damage assessment, pre-crash vehicle value, repair estimates, approval thresholds, and intangible factors such as future maintenance and diminished resale value. Attendees will also learn how timely decisions and effective claims management can reduce costs and improve fleet outcomes.
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- Insurance Policies (U.S.)
- Insurance Cost Benefit Analysis
- Repair/Replace Decision
December 2nd, 1:00-3:00 PM ET
Safety Programs
Explore the essential elements of an effective fleet safety program, from driver, vehicle, and roadway risks to written policies, supervision, crash reporting, training, and performance monitoring. Attendees will also examine driver responsibilities, distracted-driving prevention, telematics, vehicle safety technologies, recognition programs, and emerging cybersecurity concerns.
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- Fleet Safety Program Responsibilities
- Topical Issues
Fleet Safety Policies
Explore how to create, implement, and enforce practical fleet safety policies. This session covers policy development, driver qualification and training, motor vehicle record evaluation, vehicle and speed control, distracted driving, crash procedures, accountability, and consistent enforcement.
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- Policy Writing
- Policy Enforcement & Point System
December 3rd, 1:00-3:00 PM ET
Crash Management
Explore how effective crash management reduces risk, controls costs, and strengthens fleet safety. This session covers prevention, driver and supervisor responsibilities, incident reporting, crash data and performance indicators, investigations, post-crash interviews, review committees, and corrective action. Attendees will also examine the direct and indirect costs of crashes and how organizations determine preventability.
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- What to do When Crashes Happen
- Building a Safety Management System
- Crash Investigations
- Crash Review Committees
Case Study and Practice Questions
Apply key concepts through realistic fleet scenarios that connect risk management, insurance, safety policies, and crash management. Participants will evaluate the facts, weigh response options, and discuss practical decisions before testing their knowledge in the practice questions.
*Schedule is subject to change. All session times listed in ET.