Assess profiles
Understand each driver’s profile and how risk is distributed across departments or teams. Assessment provides a starting point, considering the person and driving context.
The solution
From assessment to ongoing risk management.
Fit2Drive connects risk profiles, incident reporting, analysis and investigation, mitigation measures and risk review over time.
Record incidents
Tailor fields, questions and reporting stages to your business. Gather initial information and add details, photographs and documents where needed.
Analyse and investigate
Explore incidents by period, type and severity. Triage helps decide which need clarification or investigation. Post-crash analysis records contributing factors and recommended measures.
Intervene with purpose
Assign training by risk level or specific factors. Intervention can include follow-up, vehicle inspection or other corrective measures, with responsibilities tailored to the business process.
Update risk and priorities
Risk levels are reviewed using assessments and configured rules. Incidents and investigation add information for adapting measures and follow-up within an evolving prevention cycle.
Record to understand and prevent
From incidents to prevention, with a tailored process.
Tailor incident reporting, analyse what happened and turn investigation into prevention measures. Fields, stages and participants can be adapted to each business.
- Fields and questions suited to your organisation.
- Triage, analysis and investigation of contributing factors.
- Recommended measures, responsibilities and follow-up.
Fit2Drive.Illustrative example
A process tailored to your business
Report
Initial information, context and evidence.
Triage
Clarify, explore or refer for investigation.
Investigate
Contributing factors and post-crash analysis.
Action plan
Training, follow-up and other corrective measures.
From reporting to decisions, with context.
Is reporting the same for every business?
No. Fields, questions, required information, stages and participants can be adapted to the organisation’s configuration and processes.
Can we analyse risk by department or team?
Yes. Groups and subgroups can represent departments, teams or other units, allowing their profiles and individual drivers to be explored.
Does the overall risk level alone determine measures?
No. Rules for specific factors or combinations of conditions may set a minimum risk level or specific training, with a recorded reason.
What does dynamic risk updating mean?
Profiles and priorities are reviewed as new assessments and relevant information are analysed, under defined rules and follow-up. Incident context and investigation help guide that review.
The next step
See how it applies to your business.
Explore driver assessment, incident reporting tailored to your business and rules for intervention and follow-up.