Safety Area 01
Safety First
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Safe decisions come before schedules, production, or convenience.
●Safe driving practices
●Hazard awareness
●Professional conduct
●Stop-work authority when conditions are unsafe
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Mission Haul Inc.
Transportation & Logistics
Safe • Reliable • Professional
Safety & Compliance
Safety is an operating standard, not a slogan.
Mission Haul Inc. works to maintain professional transportation practices focused on driver qualification, equipment condition, accurate records, responsible freight handling, and compliance with applicable requirements.
Safety Program
Core areas of safe transportation operations.
These areas summarize important parts of Mission Haul's operating approach. Specific requirements depend on the driver, vehicle, shipment, and applicable law.
Safety Area 02
Driver Qualification
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Drivers are expected to maintain the qualifications, licenses, documentation, and operating standards required for their work.
●Required licensing
●Medical qualification when applicable
●Motor vehicle record review
●Employment and driving-history verification
Safety Area 03
Vehicle Inspection
03
Commercial vehicles should be inspected so safety-related defects can be identified and corrected.
●Pre-trip inspection
●Tires, wheels, brakes and lights
●Windshield and mirrors
●Coupling equipment and trailer condition
Safety Area 04
Maintenance
04
Preventive maintenance and timely repair are important parts of a safe transportation operation.
●Preventive maintenance schedules
●Repair documentation
●Safety-related defect reporting
●Follow-up after repairs
Safety Area 05
Hours of Service & ELD
05
Drivers must follow applicable Hours of Service requirements and use an Electronic Logging Device when required.
●Accurate duty-status records
●Required rest periods
●Proper ELD use when applicable
●No falsification of records
Safety Area 06
Drug & Alcohol Compliance
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Safety-sensitive commercial driving operations are subject to applicable drug and alcohol requirements.
●Pre-employment requirements when applicable
●Random testing when applicable
●Post-accident procedures when applicable
●Required program documentation
Safety Area 07
Cargo Safety
07
Drivers are expected to understand responsibilities for safe loading, securement, trailer condition, and freight protection.
●Cargo securement awareness
●Weight distribution
●Seal verification when required
●Damage reporting
Safety Area 08
Accident & Incident Reporting
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Accidents, cargo incidents, equipment damage, and other safety events should be reported promptly.
●Protect the scene when safe to do so
●Contact emergency services when necessary
●Notify Mission Haul promptly
●Document relevant information
Driver Expectations
Professional conduct supports safer operations.
Drivers are expected to communicate early, report safety concerns, protect freight, maintain required records, and avoid operating when conditions are unsafe.
01
Operate vehicles safely and professionally.
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Follow applicable federal, state, and local transportation requirements.
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Complete required inspections.
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Immediately report unsafe equipment or safety concerns.
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Maintain accurate logs and transportation records.
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Do not operate while impaired, fatigued, or otherwise unsafe to drive.
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Protect freight and company/customer property.
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Communicate professionally with customers, brokers, dispatch, law enforcement, and facility personnel.
Important
Safety information and requirements
This website provides a general overview of Mission Haul Inc. safety expectations. It does not replace applicable federal, state, or local laws, regulations, official company policies, training requirements, or instructions that apply to a specific driver, vehicle, shipment, or operation.