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Safety Newsletter – June 2022
Do Not Twist When You Lift When you twist your lower back, such as during a golf swing, bending to unload grocery bags, or moving an item from one location...
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March Newsletter 2022
Introducing Our New Training Platform! Fundamental rolled out a new driver training platform on March 1st, 2022! This platform is the leading instructional design and learning company in the trucking industry....
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Safety Newsletter – March 2022
Yard and dock accidents and incidents are commonly reported safety events. These are generally minor in nature, however still can be costly and are completely avoidable. Below are some tips...
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Safety Newsletter – February 2022
Merging Traffic merging from one lane to another is a common reason for collisions on highways, local streets, and roads where there are construction and lane closures. Below are some...
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Safety Newsletter – January 2022
Winter Weather Injury Prevention Slips, trips, and falls are something that you should always be cautious of, however they are even more prevalent in the winter months. Snow, ice, and...
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Safety Newsletter – December 2021
Slips, Trips, and Falls Slips, trips, and falls are very common work place injuries, and the risk of them happening heightens with the icy and snowy weather that the winter...
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Safety Newsletter – November 2021
The Dangers of Truck Drivers Using Car GPS GPS systems are convenient, however they cannot replace common sense. If things don’t look right, they probably aren’t. Car GPS systems do...
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Safety Newsletter – October 2021
Driving in the Dark Driving in the dark poses more risks than in daylight. With daylight savings time approaching fast, you may find yourself doing more driving in the dark...
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Safety Newsletter – September 2021
Back to School Safety Fall is here and school is back in session! This means more traffic on the roads, more pedestrians crossing the street, and slowdowns in school zones....