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To meet the changes in legislation and to promote best practice, FPS have designed a product to facilitate
the burdensome manual task of checking driver licences.
Ensuring you are managing your "duty of care" responsibilities as an organisation,
comply both with
The Health Safety Executive guidelines and the new Corporate Manslaughter
Act April 2008.
With our product driving licences are checked direct with the DVLA via a three year
authority, hence there is no need to hold copies of each licence. The additional
benefits of verifying the record direct at source are:
- No risk of inaccurate copy licences
- Lost licences can still be verified
- Revoked licences whereby the driver is not aware and therefore driving illegally
- Highlights all current endorsements including banned drivers
- Highlights expiring licences
- Immediately identify banned drivers
- Identifies foreign licence holders with UK endorsements
Further to the Corporate Manslaughter Act April 2008 it has now raised the profile,
therefore the need for all employers to regularly check all licences at least annually
and have a system that can be audited. Furthermore, high risk drivers should have
their licence checked on a more frequent basis to the standard annual check.
Information held on our database may also prove beneficial in assisting
your business with it's:
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Motor insurance renewal – as you will then be able to supply to your insurers a
current report on all categories of authorised drivers to be covered. We can also
supply you with an accurate driver age / penalty points profile.
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Identification of drivers who may need driver training.
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Accident Management – this data could be directly linked to your accident reporting
process, checking that the driver making the claim has been authorised to drive.
Related
Articles
Police warn fleets about new manslaughter act
20 Sep 2008 Click
here to view article
Beware of fake driving licences
27 May 2008
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Check plea on foreign licences
21 September 2004
Click here to view article
EU rules will make licence fraud likely
18 May 2004
Click here to view article
Licence talks
26 February 2004
Click here to view article
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This should be done for four main reasons:
- Corporate Manslaughter Act April 2008
- Requirement of the companies motor insurance policy
- Guidelines as stated by the HSE
- 'Duty of Care' responsibility
Problems
- Geographically spread over a wide area
- Multiple sites
- Large fleet
- Limited resources to complete the required task
Benefits of Our Proposition
- Structured approach covered by Agreement
- Individual report direct from the DVLA
- Release your own valuable management time
Results
- Lower future insurance premiums
- We provide a central database
- Flexible reporting format
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