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This internationally recognised organisation works alongside government agencies, the Health and Safety Executive, the Highways Agency plus many other professional bodies to focus on the reduction of roadside injuries and fatalities through excellence in training and safety procedures.
The Group deals, on your behalf, with the most pressing issues in the industry today and aims to provide a safer environment for those working within the Roadside Assistance and Vehicle Recovery Sector.
The aim of the enclosed safety bulletins is to provide the Roadside and Recovery Sector with up to date information on a particular task and how to carry out that task safely. It will use information provided to us through Near miss reports, through our membership of the HSE’s Motor Vehicle Forum, or through reports from the Training Providers. The IVR Group will aim to provide the best possible information, carefully researched before release...
The IVR would like anyone involved in a near miss to report it through this part of the website. The IVR will only use this information to collate data to provide the sector with safety bulletins or updates to the National Training Scheme, thereby improving the safety of technicians throughout the Roadside and Recovery sector. You will not need to provide any personal information unless you wish to do so.
