Description

Driver fatigue remains one of the leading contributors to serious trucking incidents. With drivers as a fleet's most valuable resource, implementing a proactive fatigue management strategy is essential to keeping them safe and ensuring they make it home at the end of every shift. 

Join Rodolfo Giacoman, Fatigue Management Specialist with the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) and head of the North American Fatigue Management Program (NAFMP), and Susan Crampton, Field Marketing Manager from Netradyne, leaders in cutting edge fatigue management technology, for an educational webinar designed specifically for carriers. 

During this session, attendees will gain practical insights into how fleets can build and strengthen a comprehensive fatigue management program using both proven frameworks and modern technology. The North American Fatigue Management Program (NAFMP) provides free tools, training, and resources, including implementation guides, templates, and educational courses, to help carriers develop a scalable, sustainable program tailored to their operations.

Netradyne will also showcase how its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) sensor enhances fatigue management by identifying early signs of drowsiness in real time, alerting drivers in-cab, and providing safety teams with actionable insights to intervene before an incident occurs.

Together, these approaches help fleets move beyond reactive safety policies and toward a proactive, data-driven strategy, reducing fatigue-related crashes, strengthening safety culture, and improving driver retention.

What You'll Learn

• Key components of a successful fatigue management program, including training, communication, and risk mitigation strategies
• How to leverage NAFMP resources to implement and scale a fatigue management program within your fleet 
• Why traditional approaches alone (policies, HOS, basic dashcams) are not enough to effectively manage fatigue
• How real-time DMS technology detects early fatigue indicators and enables immediate intervention
• Practical steps to transition from reactive incident management to proactive fatigue prevention

Who Should Attend

• Safety Directors & Managers
• Fleet Operations Leaders
• Risk & Compliance Teams
• Driver Training & HR Professionals

Why Attend

Fatigue-related crashes don't have to be accepted as part of the industry. With the right tools, resources, and approach, preventing these incidents is within reach, and should be the standard for how fleets operate.

Netradyne provides AI-powered technologies for smarter fleets and safer roads. An award-winning industry leader in driver safety and fleet management, Netradyne empowers thousands of commercial fleet customers across North America, Europe, and Asia to enhance driver performance, reduce risk, improve fuel efficiency, and optimize operations. Using AI-vision technology to analyze 150 billion minutes and 30+ billion miles, Netradyne offers an industry-first driver and fleet scoring system that recognizes and rewards safe, fuel-efficient driving behaviors. Founded in 2015, Netradyne is headquartered in San Diego with offices in San Francisco, Nashville, and Bangalore.