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“Increasing road safety and transport efficiency through improved professional competence” Moscow, 20 March 2015 Patrick Philipp, Head - IRU Academy Every job depends on road transport 2 Every item is carried by road at a certain point 3 EC recognises the key role of road transport as a catalyst to trade Road transport is part of the lifeblood of the European economy and single market. It delivers goods across Europe fast, efficiently, flexibly and cheaply. Road transport is a vital economic sector in its own right, employing about 5 million people across the EU and generating close to 2% of its GDP. Road transport is a tool for reviving growth through the enhancement of competitiveness and the creation of jobs. former 4 State of Play • Road Transport accounts for nearly 75% of all delivered goods in the EU and 70% in the United States • Transport of passengers and goods by road will remain 100% dependent on the services of skilled and motivated drivers • Commercial road transport undertakings around the world have suffered persistently from shortages of skilled drivers; most acutely during periods of economic growth and low unemployment 5 Necessary conditions to allow road transport to drive trade, hence economic development 1. Good infrastructure 2. Harmonised legislative frameworks to facilitate trade and international road transport 3. Service excellence 6 Industry and societal challenges 7 Road Safety – a global issue 8 Road Safety – A regional challenge Source: http://gamapserver.who.int/gho/interactive_charts/road_safety/road_traffic_deaths2/atlas.html 9 Road Safety – High Priority 10 Road Safety – Specific Strategy The IRU supports all measures that improve road safety if they effectively target the main causes of accidents involving professional vehicles 11 Accident Analysis ETAC – A Scientific Study Results confirmed by other studies 12 Focus on Priorities – Road Safety – Main Cause: The Human Factor Investigation of 624 accidents showed the main cause of the accident is the human error Human factors 85.2% Technical Failure 5.3% 4.4% 5.1% Infrastructure condition Weather condition However, from the 85.2% linked to human error, 75% were caused by other road users! Source: EU, IRU 13 Safety Damages to: The Population The Economy The Environment 14 Policies are Reaping Benefits 15 Generic transport operation cost structure Labour costs Total costs Income Variable costs PROFIT 24% Fuel 6% Maintenance and repair 3% Tyres 33% Salary, social costs and taxes Fixed costs 3% Insurance 3% Vehicle taxes 19% Capital costs 8% Administration Source: Volvo 16 Why ECODriving? Less fuel consumption Less CO2 Fewer accidents Lower maintenance costs Less goods damaged Improved road safety Better producing and more aware drivers 17 18 IRU Academy Objectives 19 Safety and efficiency Management: Comprehensive and Targeted Society Vehicle Environment Driver Traffic Infrastructure Principal Target to Improve Safety 20 The most important person/catalyst in road transport safety and efficiency – The Transport Manager! • Driver selection • Training • Evaluation • Behavioral management: • Rewards • Discipline & remediation • Vehicle technologies & maintenance • Risk avoidance; e.g., dispatching & routing 21 IRU Academy Programmes 22 Access to profession rules - Service excellence & level playing field Quality requirements to operate in the industry Professional Competence UN Consolidated Resolution on the Facilitation of International Road Transport (R.E.4) & EU Regulation 2009/1071/EC Financial standing Good reputation 23 Driver Qualification – A Key component to ensure commercial operations safety and efficiency CPC Driver Programme Objectives: • Professionalisation; • Road Safety; • Efficiency; • CO2 Reduction; • Improvement of the image of the Industry; • In full compliance with the UN consolidated resolution on road traffic (Annex IV, V3.4 and VI) and EU directive 59/2003/EC 24 IRU Academy CPC Driver • Detailed Lesson plans available for category C & D 25 • Instructor resources • Reference Materials • Best Practices • Practical guidelines • Question Bank • Case Studies • … Crash Prevention Programme 1-day classroom-based programme on crash prevention, compatible with periodical training format Highly visual combines simulation playbacks, on-board camera footage, and various videos Highly practical Evocative real-life crash cases illustrate the theory Highly engaging Focus on group discussions and crash case analysis Story-based The course is introduced by the story of a fatal crash, told by the truck driver Includes next generation truck simulator software license 26 IRU Academy Interactive Programme on Safe Loading and Cargo Securing Industry reference guidelines Calculator: Specific and practical advices Latest International Reference Standard EN 12195-1:2010 27 Interactive simulation environment Focus on Priorities – Eco-Driving ? An ECO driving module combining technology and the latest training techniques that will improve efficiency and safety for the commercial sector; Train-the-Trainer & Driver training that have been specifically designed for the road transport sector and contribute to: important financial savings in fuel and fleet costs, significant reduction of CO2 emissions and improve fuelefficiency, indirect impact on the reduction of the road risks, accidents and casualties. 28 ECOeffect project results 2,315 drivers trained Average fuel reduction of more than 5%* 7,731 tonnes saved in road transport CO2 emissions* 3,5mio EUR saved in fuel costs* ECOeffect TRAINING SYSTEM * 5.14% - The calculation is based on the fuel data reported from 42% of drivers’ trained from the following companies: Duvenbeck (RO), HSF Logistics (PL) and Vive Transport (PL), for a period of at least 8 months. 29 IRU Academy Dangerous Goods (ADR) Programme 30 International Recognition IRU Academy Advisory Committee UNECE United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 31 UN Road Safety Resolution acknowledges IRU’s contribution to saving lives IRU efforts on improving road safety acknowledged by the UN Road Safety Resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly on April 11, 2014 32 Impact of Training Education, vocational training and lifelong learning play a vital role in both economic and social context Safety Behavioral performance change Process improvements Increased customer satisfaction Staff retention Profitability 33