Safety Culture
At Swanson Transport we have worked hard on setting up Health and Safety policies and processes that have shaped our Safety Culture. We are proud to have achieved Tertiary level in ACC’s Workplace Safety Management Programme and Gold Status in the Fleet Saver programme.Tertiary Level ACC WSMP
This is a programme run through ACC, whereby an extenal auditor reviews the systems and processes in place to monitor, manage and ultimately reduce the number of accidents or injuries within the work place. We have been constantly improving our standards and in 2014 we achieved the top recognition of Tertiary Level.Gold Fleet Saver
Fleet saver is a programme run by ACC, focusing on the fleet, looking at advance best practice framework and advance safety management systems with continuous improvements in on-road and workplace health and safety. ACC audits the proccesses in place for repairs and maintenance, as well as monitoring driver performance, through to the selection of new trucks, ensuring they are safe for both driver and the public. In early 2016 we achieved the Gold status which is a credit to the whole team, from the Workshop right through to our drivers.
Health & Safety
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Safety Resources
We are commited to ensuring safety, below are some resources that we follow in our Operations • Hand Signals • Sling chart • Exclusion Zones
Over 70 years servicing
the greater Auckland
area for general freight
and hiab deliveries.
Health & Safety Documents / Memberships
• Swanson Transport Health and Safety Policy • ACC Fleet Saver Gold • Tertiary ACC WSMP Accreditation • Site Safe Membership • Heavy Haulage Association • National Road Carriers • MAF • NZ Food Safety Authority • Environmental PolicyLift Assessments
For our Hiab operation we have adopted industry best practice Multi-Level Risk Assessment procedures, to help our Hiab Operators determine the appropriate procedures to complete any lift. This is based on three different Lift types, with increasing levels of risk managment to be applied. These lift assessments are completed on site prior to commencing the lift, which are filled out on the Navman units in the trucks. The lift assessment is uploaded in real time to our dispatchers.
Over 70 years servicing the greater
Auckland area for general freight and hiab
needs.
Safety Culture
At Swanson Transport we have worked hard on setting up Health and Safety policies and processes that have shaped our Safety Culture. We are proud to have achieved Tertiary level in ACC’s Workplace Safety Management Programme and Gold Status in the Fleet Saver programme.Tertiary Level ACC WSMP
This is a programme run through ACC, whereby an extenal auditor reviews the systems and processes in place to monitor, manage and ultimately reduce the number of accidents or injuries within the work place. We have been constantly improving our standards and in 2014 we achieved the top recognition of Tertiary Level.Gold Fleet Saver
Fleet saver is a programme run by ACC, focusing on the fleet, looking at advance best practice framework and advance safety management systems with continuous improvements in on-road and workplace health and safety. ACC audits the processes in place for repairs and maintenance, as well as monitoring driver performance, through to the selection of new trucks, ensuring they are safe for both driver and the public. In early 2016 we achieved the Gold status which is a credit to the whole team, from the Workshop right through to our drivers.
Health & Safety
Health & Safety Documents /
Memberships
• Swanson Transport Health and Safety Policy • ACC Fleet Saver Gold • Tertiary ACC WSMP Accreditation • Site Safe Membership • Heavy Haulage Association • National Road Carriers • MAF • NZ Food Safety Authority • Environmental PolicySafety Processes
For our Hiab operation we have adopted industry best practice Multi-Level Risk Assessment procedures, to help our Hiab Operators determine the appropriate procedures to complete any lift. This is based on three different Lift types, with increasing levels of risk managment to be applied. These lift assessments are completed on site prior to commencing the lift, which are filled out on the Navman units in the trucks. The lift assessment is uploaded in real time to our dispatchers.
