It's been a long time coming, but today we're proud to announce a partnership with SambaSafety, the market leader in mobility risk data solutions. With the two solutions, customers can evaluate driver performance, identify safety issues and quickly limit risk through effective, targeted training.
“SambaSafety has built a strong system for evaluating driver performance,” said Marius Karoy, Chief Business Development Officer of ITI. “This partnership will reduce the time gap between when a company learns there's a safety problem and when they take action to stop it. We're very excited to be working with SambaSafety. We've admired them for a number of years, and now our collective monitoring, training and recordkeeping capabilities will help companies improve safety and limit risk and liability.”
The ITI and SambaSafety partnership provides companies with a one-stop solution for using a custom selection of PRO-TREAD courses along with ITI’s Sentix Pro Learning Management System. The training packages and courses for commercial drivers include:
Hazmat/Tanker + Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse
- Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse - What Drivers Need to Know
- Hazmat Communication Rules
- Hazmat Driving and Parking Rules
- Hazmat Loading and Placarding
- Hazmat Security Awareness
- Tanker PPE
- Tanker Pre-Trip
- Tanker Rollovers
Defensive Driving
- Defensive Driving
- Driver Distractions
- Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse - What Drivers Need to Know
- DVIR Pre/Post Trip Inspections
- Fatigue Management
- Hazard Awareness
- Hours of Service
- Slips, Trips and Falls
“By using our data and ITI’s PRO-TREAD online training,” said Steve Bryan of SambaSafety, “our customers can quickly close the loop on unsafe driver behavior and safety improvement. We help clients spot safety problems and with ITI’s high quality content, accessible technology, and effective support they can fix them. This partnership is poised for success and we're looking forward to expanding our relationship in the future.”
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