Journey Management is a flexible and dynamic set of concepts that can be used as a tool to make road journeys safer for everyone in your company. It incorporates written policies and a standardized journey planning process to promote and enhance driver safety.

A journey management program is usually comprised of policies and procedures that generally outlines safety guidelines and establish organisational roles and responsibilities, a standardised journey planning process that is to be followed before, during, and after all trips. The outcome is a carefully planned journey that ensures safety.

By implementing a program that incorporates journey management, significant reductions in driving-related incidents can be achieved, which in turn reduces the probability of property damage, injury, and loss of life.

This course is designed to provide delegates with the information and tools required to build or enhance their own journey management program.

Course Objectives
On completion of this Training Course, delegates will be able to:
 Explain the purpose of a Journey Management program
 Draft Journey Management policies or procedures
 Identify program roles and their associated responsibilities
 Describe and engage the three key steps of Journey management
 Create a journey plan
 Understand the value of having a check-in system built into your journey management process.
 Understand the importance of vehicular inspection and good road etiquette.
 Explain the purpose of a Journey Management program
 Draft Journey Management policies or procedures
 Identify program roles and their associated responsibilities
 Describe the four steps of the Journey planning process

Course Details
This training will examine;
• Purpose of a Journey Management program
• The components of a Journey Management program
• Writing Journey Management program policies and procedures
• Roles and responsibilities within the Journey Management program
• Journey planning process
• Risk Assessment for journeys.
• Establish a Check-In System