In the bus and motorcoach industry, mere compliance with federal safety regulations is insufficient for ensuring well-being. Operators must adopt a comprehensive safety culture that emphasizes risk management, starting with hiring well-qualified drivers and ensuring robust vehicle maintenance. Risk management includes identifying and mitigating risks, such as reconsidering overnight trips or implementing safety measures like seatbelt policies. Employees at all levels should be trained to act as risk managers, fostering an environment where safety is a shared responsibility supported by knowledgeable management and trained technicians.
Just as placing passengers in a tube... risks, every individual in a bus and motorcoach company needs to be a risk manager.
Eliminating risk can be as simple as... the company will no longer do overnight trips.
Mitigating risk can be instructing everyone to fasten their seatbelt or installing collision avoidance on your motorcoaches.
The classic example of transferring risk is... when we purchase insurance therefore transferring our financial risk to the insurance company.
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