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1 IVMS: In-Vehicle Monitoring Systems What’s it in for You? Disclaimer: These safety materials, resources and PowerPoint ® presentations are not intended to replace your company's health and safety policies or to substitute for specific state and federal standards. We do not guarantee the absolute accuracy of the material contained within these resources. Please refer to applicable state and federal standards for regulatory compliance. Note to trainer: This presentation includes speaker’s notes.

2 Agenda  The facts don’t lie: Data tells the true story  What drives behavior changes?  Culture determines the outcome

3 IVMS Works  60% reduction in speeding  80% increase in seatbelt use  75% reduction in aggressive driving It all leads to… 50% reduction in vehicle incidents

4 Oil and Gas Fatalities, 2003 - 2011 CDC-NIOSH APO The real tragedy is the human cost.

5 Changing Behaviors Behind the Wheel  Bad habits put you at risk, but they don’t make you a bad person  Human error is responsible for 95% of accidents  Real-time monitoring helps develop good habits

6 The # 1 Mission Everyone goes home safely every day

7 Why IVMS?  Uncovers bad habits  Provides real-time feedback  Reinforces good habits  Helps you make immediate changes  Good coaching tool

8 IVMS is  Technology that records data about a driver’s behavior  A resource for real-time feedback  A tool that reinforces safe behavior

9 IVMS is Not  Not a stand-alone tool  Not a tool for punishing drivers

10 IVMS: What Can it Do for You? Save your life by monitoring:  Seatbelt use  Speed  Jackrabbit starts  Heavy braking  Abrupt turning  Your location (GPS)

11 GPS Tracking  Ensures your safety  Protects company assets  Reduces costs  Increases efficiency

12 Panic, Rollover Alerts Panic alert:  No cell service in remote areas  Keeps you connected  Provides your exact location Rollover alert:  Notifies us, tells us where you are

13 Tips for Implementation  Partner with employees to create an IVMS plan  Communicate the plan to employees  Involve employees in program implementation  Establish a process for addressing concerns

14 Recap  IVMS helps ensure your safety  Monitors a variety of driving behaviors  One of many tools for modifying behaviors  Provides real-time feedback

15 Resources  IVMS Guide: Implementing an In-Vehicle Monitoring Program IVMS Guide: Implementing an In-Vehicle Monitoring Program  Implementing an In-Vehicle Monitoring Program: A Guide for the Oil and Gas Extraction Industry Implementing an In-Vehicle Monitoring Program: A Guide for the Oil and Gas Extraction Industry

16 Resources  OGP Land Transportation Safety Recommended Practice OGP Land Transportation Safety Recommended Practice  Case Study: Encana Implements Successful Driving Safety and IVMS Program Case Study: Encana Implements Successful Driving Safety and IVMS Program

17 Discussion

18 Questions?


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