WEBINAR: Thinking Outside the Box to Reframe Your Safety Program

WEBINAR: Thursday, May 04, 2017 10:00 am - 11:00 am PST

Incorporating the ELD Mandate into fleet operations presents an opportunity to thoughtfully consider and engage a change management undertaking to transform the way in which "safety" is defined and administered in a fleet. Making safety a part of your company culture where everyone is messaging in the same direction can not only be a challenge, but is often overlooked as many other parts of the business can be looked at as being more important. This session will explore both the compassion and actions that need to start at the corner office and be made relevant throughout all departments. ELD’s are right around the corner. Are you ready to use them to create a new safety culture in your organization?

Speaker: Gail M. Levario – VP, Strategy and Market Development

Gail serves as EROAD’s Vice President for Strategy and Market Development and is responsible for the implementation of EROAD's strategic plan in North America and for managing the company's key stakeholder relationships across agency, legal, political and industry environments.

Gail has a strong commercial transportation industry and regulatory background drawn from over 25 years of public service, most recently within the Oregon Department of Transportation where she managed all size, weight and safety inspection and enforcement for western Oregon.

For most of her career, Gail has held Senior Executive Positions within multiple agencies of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which included her appointment as Director of National Compliance Programs in Washington D.C. and as Federal Security Director for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

She earned two Bachelor’s degrees in foreign languages and holds post-graduate certificates in Public Administration. She enjoys spending time with her three daughters and coaching sports.

This complimentary webinar is presented by EROAD, CTA's Executive Circle Club Partner