DISCOVER HOW BENCHMARKING AND PREDICTIVE SAFETY METRICS CAN HELP DRIVE CONTINUOUS FLEET SAFETY IMPROVEMENT
As many fleet safety programs remain reactive, relying on lagging indicators such as post-incident reviews or CSA score changes, industry data shows some companies are operating older equipment and facing increasing maintenance variability, making it harder to translate inspection and violation data into proactive safety improvements. The importance of safety continues to grow across private fleets. According to the 2026 NPTC Benchmarking Survey Report, safety, specifically accidents and injuries, was the number one challenge facing fleets, cited by 73% of respondents, up significantly from 48% the previous year. Therefore, we're excited to announce that Brian Antonellis, CTP, Senior Vice President of Fleet Operations will take the stage as an invited speaker during the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo.
Featured Session - Using Benchmarking and Predictive Safety Metrics to Drive Continuous Fleet Safety Improvement, Wednesday, September 16, 2026 - 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
This session will explore how safety leaders can apply continuous improvement principles to fleet safety reporting using benchmarking, trend analysis, and predictive metrics derived from CSA, inspection, and maintenance data. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), preliminary estimates indicate U.S. roadway fatalities declined in 2025 compared with the previous year, demonstrating that coordinated safety efforts are making a measurable impact. Join Brian as he discusses how organizations can use benchmarking, trend analysis, and predictive safety metrics to move beyond compliance and support continuous fleet safety improvement. Attendees will learn how identifying leading indicators, including maintenance-related out-of-service trends, tire violations, and usage patterns, can help reduce risk exposure and support preventative safety management.
Keys Topics Include:
- Applying continuous improvement principles to fleet safety reporting
- Using benchmarking, trend analysis, and predictive metrics, derived from CSA, inspection, and maintenance data
- Identifying leading indicators including maintenance-related out-of-service trends, tire violations, and usage patterns
- Interpreting CSA and BASIC metrics beyond compliance
- Prioritizing safety actions based on risk
- Implementing repeatable reporting processes that support preventative safety management
Whether you attend Brian's educational session or would like to connect during the conference, we look forward to the opportunity to discuss how benchmarking and predictive safety metrics can support your organization's continuous safety improvement.
Don't miss out, book your appointment today!