Resource Highlight: MCAA’s Fleet Safety for Mechanical Service and Construction Supervisors

March 21, 2025

Motor vehicle fatalities are on the rise each year, with most accidents stemming from unsafe driving, substance abuse, insufficient driver training, and poor vehicle maintenance. MCAA’s Fleet Safety for Mechanical Service and Construction Supervisors gives supervisors the tools to address this growing crisis by improving fleet safety through better training programs, stricter maintenance protocols, and enhanced driver monitoring systems. It’s just one of MCAA’s educational resources that are free to MCAA members as a benefit of membership.

This video will help your supervisors understand:

  • How to properly screen their drivers
  • The components of effective driver training
  • How to monitor driver behavior and
  • How to ensure proper inspection and maintenance of the company’s fleet

Explore the full range of resources using the blue Find A Resource bar on our website or browse our collection of 700+ safety and health resources.

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