Are you prepared to face the devastating impact of nuclear verdicts in the trucking industry? With judgments exceeding $10 million becoming increasingly common, your company’s future hangs in the balance. Discover how a data-driven approach and a robust safety culture can shield your business from financial ruin. Don’t let a single accident jeopardize everything you’ve built – learn the essential strategies to protect your company today.
Our Safety Training Event has been approved by the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI) and earns certified safety directors two recertification points. Learn more about the accredidation here.
The two day event provides attendees with a unique opportunity to explore the benefits of implementing online training within their company. As a hands-on event, attendees are given the opportunity to learn “Best
Nuclear verdicts in the trucking industry pose a significant threat to companies, with potential financial devastation and operational disruptions. Effective training programs, like those offered by Infinit-I, play a crucial role in mitigating these risks by ensuring drivers are well-prepared and safety protocols are consistently followed. By investing in comprehensive training, trucking companies can reduce accident risks, improve safety standards, and protect themselves against the impact of nuclear verdicts. The Infinit-I Training Management System provides a robust solution with its extensive library of modules, customizable programs, and real-time tracking capabilities, helping companies prioritize safety and minimize legal vulnerabilities.
This week the Commercial Carrier Journal again featured the Infinit-I Workforce System in their publication. In the article, Aaron Huff wrote, "Whether fleets decide to use old school or high-tech training methods, experts say it is critical to document every aspect of the training process."
This is a point Vertical Alliance Group works hard to educate trucking companies about. At our bi-monthly Infinit-I Engage Evaluation Program, former safety director
