Safety Dawg Helps CVOR Holders Who Have "Troubled" CVORs,
Correct The CVOR Licence In 3 Easy Steps,
So They Can Get HUGE Insurance Savings
And
Be Worry Free Knowing That Your CVOR Company
Will Flourish
What Would Happen To Your Family Owned Trucking Company If You Had Astonishing
"Safety and Compliance?”
How would this affect your insurance premiums, CVOR Threshold, CSA/SMS Basics? What would happen to your recruiting program and to your crash rate?
What great paying freight could you get if you worked for the very best of shippers?
You would be a Family person, Community-driven, Friend, Trucking Company owner, and dispatcher. You are not a collision reduction expert. You hire the drivers and dispatchers. You trust the drivers. You know them, each one of them and their families by name. They are family people just like you. Read More
Who is Safety-Dawg?
Chris Harris
is a highly experienced sophisticated Safety Professional. He brings this experience to your family trucking “safety and compliance” department. Chris being well versed in recruiting interviewing and driver training will raise the level of your recruiting and safety efforts.
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When City News needed to discuss a horrific collision, involving Dangerous Goods and where a tractor-trailer driver tragically lost his life, they turned to Transportation Safety Expert, Chris Harris of Safety Dawg Inc.
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What about your CVOR?
You might find the CVOR to be a complex beast. You may be new to the CVOR regime or new to the concept of safety scores. Either way, Safety Dawg is a trusted resource for your education and assistance.
Safety brings his years of experience to help you read and analyze the CVOR. Once you can see what the CVOR Level 2 is trying to tell you, then and only then can you take decisive action and make positive change impaction your CVOR and Safety Scores.
You know that having quality CVOR and Safety Scores impacts your insurance rates and quality of the freight that you get to haul as well as working with top shippers at high levels of compensation that your company deserves.
Family Trucking
You have a family trucking company. It can be just one tractor trailer or a fleet of hundreds of power units. You are dispatching your vehicles regularly. You are great at sending the freight, moving the loads and making your shippers happy. You can get the trucks and drivers to work for you. But you fear that phone call after hours. You know the one. "Boss I'm going to be late" or worse than that, "Boss, I crashed."
You are also in fear of audits. You know the ones, either from your insurance company, Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) or the US Department of Transportation (DOT). Your drivers have too many collisions, or maybe you don't even know how many are too many. Oh, and your Safety Scores! You are not sure how to navigate your scores. When are they acceptable and when are they going to get you into trouble? You are not a Safety And Compliance Expert. You are a great trucking company owner. You can move the freight. The family is important to you and with your small business you are providing well for them. But Safety and Compliance?
Chris Harris, CRM, CDS, CIP
With his years of loss control for a trucking insurance company, he can help you through his preparation of a risk analysis report of your trucking company, which results in an easy to follow and executable action plan.
Chris has been involved in trucking most of his adult life. He drove a truck for Canada Cartage and worked in various office/management positions for TNT Canada which means he has the operational experience and brings this knowledge to your company. His last position of 5 years was in the safety department of TNT where he was responsible for the recruiting of Owner Operators and their compliance. It is here that he learned and practiced the skills to perfect his recruiting techniques that he brings and teaches to your people.
He joined Old Republic Insurance Company of Canada as a Safety Services Representative, in 2001. In 2013 he started Safety Dawg as a part-time source of knowledge to the trucking industry. With the support of many family owned trucking companies like yours the Safety Dawg grew and Chris made it his full-time passion. This allows him to bring his extensive knowledge to you.
Chris has his CRM, CDS, and CIP. The boring stuff is below.
Canadian Risk Management CRM
As a “Canadian Risk Management” (CRM) professional, Chris Harris has been recognized as a risk expert by RIMS, the risk management society. As the preeminent organization dedicated to advancing the practice of risk management, the Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc. (RIMS) is a global not-for-profit organization representing more than 3,500 industrial, service, nonprofit, charitable and government entities throughout the world. Founded in 1950, RIMS brings networking, professional development and education opportunities to its membership of more than 10,000 risk management professionals who operate in more than 120 countries. For more information on RIMS, visit www.RIMS.org.
CDS | Certified Director of Safety
He received his Certified Director of Safety (CDS) from NATMI in January 2005 and is a member in good standing of the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI). NATMI is dedicated exclusively to providing internationally recognized university affiliated professional certification and training seminars forktruck, bus, and transit fleet professionals. Content areas include fleet safety management, fleet maintenance management, risk management, accident investigation, cargo security and more.
Chris is also one of the few, NATMI certified INSTRUCTOR's in Canada.
CIP | Chartered Insurance Professional
Chris received his “Chartered Insurance Professional” designation in 2007. He remains a member in good standing of the Insurance Institute. The Chartered Insurance Professionals” (CIP) Society is the professional organization representing more than 15,000 graduates of the Insurance Institute’s Fellow Chartered Insurance Professional (FCIP) and the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) programs. As a division of The Insurance Institute of Canada, the Society offers continuing professional development, information services, networking events and recognition and promotion of the designations.
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