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................................................................................................................... 2  \nManagement of Occupational Road Risk Policy .................................................................... 3  \n1 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 3  \n2 Scope .............................................................................................................................................. 3  \n3 Policy Statement .......................................................................................................................... 4  \n4 Key Message – Drive To Arrive................................................................................................ 5  \nOccupational Road Risk Procedure........................................................................................... 6  \n1 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 6  \n2 Scope and Applicability ............................................................................................................. 6  \n3 The Risks of Work-related Driving .......................................................................................... 7  \n4 Assessing and Controlling the Risk ....................................................................................... 7  \n5 Fitness to Drive ............................................................................................................................ 9  \n6 Driver Licence Checks ............................................................................................................. 11  \n7 Driver Training ........................................................................................................................... 13  \n8 Dressing and Turning out to Incidents ................................................................................ 15  \n9 Wearing of Seatbelts ................................................................................................................ 15  \n10 Response Driving Protocol................................................................................................... 15  \n11 Attending Incidents on or Near Public Roads ................................................................. 16  \n12 The Use of Mobile Phones, Radios & Other Interactive Devices & distractions .... 16  \n13 Drivers’ Hours and Rest ........................................................................................................ 17  \n14 Breakdowns .............................................................................................................................. 18  \n15 Vehicle Safety and Security.................................................................................................. 19  \n16 Selection and Use of Vehicles ............................................................................................. 20  \n17 Business Use of Employee Owned Vehicles ................................................................... 21  \n18 The use of SWFRS Vehicles for Private Purposes .........................................................22  \n19 Reporting and Recording Collisions and Injuries ..........................................................22  \n20 Towing Trailers ........................................................................................................................ 22  \n21 Vehicle Maintenance and Checks ....................................................................................... 22  \n22 Reversing Procedures ........................................................................................................... 24  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Purposes\n## 19 Reporting and Recording Collisions and Injuries\n## 20 Towing Trailers\n## 21 Vehicle Maintenance and Checks\n## 22 Reversing Procedures\n## 23 Transport of Compressed Gases and Equipment etc\n## 24 Vehicle Log Book\n## 25 Driving in Inclement Weather\n## 26 Vehicle Familiarisation\n## 27 Lone Working\n## 28 Limited Access, Traversing Unmade Surfaces & Forestry Access\n## 29 Monitoring and Review\n## 30 Sources of Information\n## 31 Cross Referencing\n# Appendices\n## Appendix 1, Guidance on Journey Planning and Risk Assessment\n## Appendix 2, Driving Licence Checklist\n## Appendix 3, Dynamic Risk Assessment Flowchart for Managing Occupational Road Risk\n## Appendix 4, Vehicle Checklist\n## Appendix 5, Adverse Weather Conditions – Advice for Drivers\n## Appendix 6, Responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"What does HSGN 08 cover for occupational road risk?\",\"answer\":\"It covers policy and procedures for work-related driving, including risk assessment and control, driver 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