Two more operators standing out from the crowdDunedin Carrying and Booths Transport have both recently featured in DieselTalk magazine for their work in the EECA Heavy Vehicle Fuel Effciency Programme. Booth's Transport Operations Manager Dave Sharp says the first noticeable difference since implementing the EECA programme, combined with their own programme 'Project Pride', is the quality of people applying for
jobs with Booth Transport and an improvement in attitudes of existing staff members. Read the article about Booth's Transport
here. For Dunedin Carrying General Manager Owain Carter, the EECA programme was an opportunity to change culture to better mitigate risk and improve public safety. Carter says he strongly believes in the development of a stable and positive workplace culture supported by continuous improvement to health and safety processes. "One hugely positive result from the programme is a big drop in complaints from the public about the behaviour of the Dunedin Carrying Company trucks on the road." Read the article about Dunedin Carrying
here. We're always happy to publicise the great work of companies in the programme. If you're happy to tell your story, get in touch with the EECA team at heavytransport@eeca.govt.nz
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