1. Global Driver Safety Implementation
Jim Dorris, CSP, MS, MBA
Global Leader Corporate Health & Safety

2. Cummins, Inc.
Cummins Inc. is a global leader in the design, manufacture, distribution and service of diesel and natural gas engines, electric power generation systems and engine-related component products
Represented in all regions across the globe
Global Driver Safety Program administered through Corporate Health & Safety across the different business units

3. Obstacles Grand proposition
Country variation (requirements, terminology, etc.)
Working Across Cultures
Financing and current economic conditions
Internal pushback
Privacy, legal and HR issues

4. Global Implementation: Easy as 1,2,3
Step 1:
Define your program goals, intentions and scale;
Collect data to guide the process;
Focus your approach and determine your target(s) (needs, feedback and data driven);
Develop/augment guidance policies & procedures; and,
Create a plan and gain support & buy-in at all levels of the organization.

5. Step 2
Gain partner(s) (e.g., vendor, mentor, strategic partners, etc.);
Delivery methodology & system (e.g., computer-based, hands-on, etc.);
Establish a network scheme to administer the program;
Develop a scaleable rollout strategy (e.g., phased, modular, matrix approach, etc.); and,
PILOT THE PROGRAM (feedback into strategy).

6. Step 3 Establish a baseline;
Create program Key Performance Indicators (KPIs);
Develop multiple levels of stakeholder objectives, expectations and accountabilities (i.e., scorecard, personal objectives, etc.);
Devise a reporting system to support the effort (e.g., MIS reporting function, periodic reports, etc.);
Inspect what your expect; and,
Continuously improve the effort.

7. 2009 Driver Safety Schedule
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Phase IV & V

8. Cummins Program Organization
Driver Categories
Company- own and leased vehicles
Rental vehicles
Private vehicles & others
Modules
Module 1 Privacy notes, safety pledge, Procedure and Risk foundation
Module 2 Risk Assessment (Risk Profile and Road Risk)
Module 3 Awareness training (Defensive Driving)
Module 4 One-on-one
Module 5 Risk Coach (Once per quarter)
Phases
Five phases (Over 30 Countries)

9. Lessons Learned “Eat the elephant one bite at a time”
Communicate, Communicate, and Communicate
Benchmark and “don’t reinvent the wheel”
Develop a plan for program contingencies (i.e., what if analysis)
PILOT THE PROGRAM
Clearly define your needs on the front end
Develop a strong partner relationship

10. “Every journey starts with a single step” – Chinese Proverb
There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure” – Colin Powell Thank You