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CCS Logistics teams up with DT Driver Training

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Fleet support company CCS Logistics is partnering with DT Driver Training to deliver online programmes for transport operators.

CCS Logistics general manager Corinne Watson says the DT courses are a good fit for drivers and managers.

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It comes as more focus is being placed on upskilling drivers to mitigate increasing traffic volumes, increasing fuel prices and an escalating road toll.

The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 also places additional requirements on employers and drivers.

Corinne Watson

“Driver training is an important investment in the safety of your drivers. We can help customers select courses and modules appropriate to their operating environment and manage the system set up and kick off.

“We also report on driver results, either as a standalone service, or in conjunction with GPS driver behaviour interpretation and benchmarking to assist with comprehensive fleet safety management.

“We work with each fleet to get the right balance of road code refreshers, driver health and safety, fuel economy and advanced driving skills modules to suit the specific demands on their drivers,” Watson says.

DT Driver Training director Darren Cottingham says the partnership will add great value to fleet operators.

“For busy transport managers, having a third-party who can analyse driver training data and suggest actions saves valuable time and delivers a better training result.

Darren Cottingham

“As CCS Logistics already understands their clients’ objectives, adding targeted training into the equation gives an extra performance advantage,” Cottingham says.

*Go to drivingtests.co.nz for the driver training platform.

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