JAUNT SAFETY REPORT TO THE BOARD 1st QUARTER FY19
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1 JAUNT SAFETY REPORT TO THE BOARD 1st QUARTER FY19 Vehicle Accidents: During the first quarter of FY19, JAUNT had four (4) preventable accidents and three (3) non-preventable accidents for a total of seven (7). For comparison, there were three (3) preventable accidents and three (3) non-preventable accidents for a total of six (6) during the fourth quarter of FY18. VEHICLE ACCIDENTS 1Q FY 2019 TYPE # OF ACCIDENTS PERCENTAGE Hit by Other Vehicles 4 57% Misjudging Clearance 0 0% Backing 0 0% Struck Stationary Object 1 15% Sideswipe 0 0% Hit Parked Vehicle 0 0% Hit Other vehicle 2 28% Animal 0 0% TOTAL 7 The types of accident that occurred most frequently to JAUNT vehicles were: Hit by Other Vehicles (57%), Struck Stationary Object (15%) and a JAUNT vehicle hitting Other Vehicle (28%). VEHICLE ACCIDENTS COMPARISON TYPE 4Q FY18 1Q FY19 Hit by Other Vehicles 3 4 Backing 1 0 Hit Other Vehicle 1 2 Struck Stationary Object 0 1 Hit Parked Vehicle 1 0 Animal 0 0 Misjudged Clearance 0 0 TOTAL 6 7 Comparing the statistics from 1Q FY19 with the previous quarter (4Q FY 18), accidents where the JAUNT vehicle was Hit by Other Vehicles increased from 3 to 4, Backing Collisions decreased from one to zero, Hit Other Vehicles increased from 1 to 2, Struck Stationary Objects increased from 0 to 1, Hit parked vehicle decreased from 1 to 0, Animal collisions remained the same at 0, Misjudged Clearance remained the same at 0.
2 The chart below provides a graphic illustration of the 1Q FY 2019 types of accidents. 15% hit by other vehicle hit other vehicle 28% 57% struck stationary object In the 1Q FY19, in the categories of Hit By Other Vehicles, Struck Stationary Object, and Hit Other Vehicles, four (4) of these accidents were preventable accidents. PREVENTABLE ACCIDENT COMPARISON TYPE 4Q FY18 1Q FY19 % OF TOTAL Struck Stationary Objects 0 1 8% Backing 0 0 0% Misjudged Clearance 0 0 0% Hit other Vehicle % Hit Parked Vehicle 1 0 8% Hit by other vehicle % TOTAL 3 4 JAUNT reviews each accident to determine preventability and to target new driver and refresher training programs. Upon review of each accident the driver is counseled and receives refresher training for any infraction noted.
3 PREVENTABLE ACCIDENT RATIO BY FISCAL YEAR YEAR MILES DRIVEN PREVENTABLE ACCIDENTS PREVENTABLE ACCIDENT RATIO 4Q FY , :143,145 1Q FY19 404, :101,157 The preventable accident to miles driven ratio for 1Q FY19 is 1:101,157 Passenger Incidents: A Passenger Incident is an event where a JAUNT passenger falls, becomes ill, or is otherwise injured or negatively affected by an action either on the vehicle, off the vehicle, or while boarding or disembarking the vehicle. JAUNT requires drivers to report all Passenger Incidents regardless of the degree of injury for documentation, investigation, and follow up. 1ST QUARTER FY 2019 PASSENGER INCIDENTS Type of Incident # of Incidents % of Total Passenger Fell Inside of Vehicle 2 25% Passenger Fell Outside of Vehicle 1 25% Other 3 50% TOTAL 6 PASSENGER INCIDENTS 50% 25% 25% Passenger Fell Inside of the Vehicle Passenger ffell Outside of the Vehicle Other
4 PASSENGER INCIDENTS COMPARISON 4Q FY18 1Q FY19 % OF TOTAL Passenger Fell Outside of Vehicle % Medical 1 0 0% Passenger Violated JAUNT Policy 0 0 0% Driver Error 0 0 0% Passenger Fell Inside of Vehicle % Violent Passenger 0 0 0% Other % TOTALS % Passenger incidents increased from 4Q FY18 to 1Q FY19 by two (2). Drivers have been strongly encouraged to follow JAUNT policies and procedures regarding assisting passengers on and off the bus. This has been noted and reviewed with each driver on the Driver Observation Report when supervisors conduct Driver Ride-Along observations and vehicle hard drive camera reviews. JAUNT takes great care in transporting and assisting its passengers with their safety always being paramount. If an incident occurs, we observe the bus hard drive and the driver receives retraining and if warranted disciplinary action is taken. Employee Injuries: Three (3) JAUNT employees sought medical attention for work related injuries for the first quarter of FY 2019, compared to six (6) in the 4Q FY18. EMPLOYEE INJURIES COMPARISON TYPE 4Q FY18 1Q FY19 % OF TOTAL Back % Leg / Knee/ Foot 2 0 0% Shoulder / Arm/ Hand % Face 0 0 0% Side 0 0 0% Other % TOTAL 6 3
5 WORK-RELATED INJURY CLAIMS BY FISCAL YEAR QUARTERS # OF EMPLOYEE CLAIMS FISCAL YEAR 4Q FY Q FY19 3 Employees are instructed during Safety Meetings, Orientations and Team Meetings annually on proper body mechanics, lifting safety, and proper body movements on securing mobility devices and handling passenger packages to ensure minimal injuries. Prepared by Mike Sisler 10/3/18
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