SOUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE RESOURCES AGENCY VEHICLE USAGE POLICY

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SOUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE RESOURCES AGENCY VEHICLE USAGE POLICY Approved by SAHRA Council on 11 April 2008

POLICY ON USE OF OFFICIAL SAHRA (SOUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE REOURCES AGENCY) VEHICLES 1. SCOPE OF POLICY. This policy governs the use and maintenance of all SAHRA vehicles by all permanent and non-permanent employees of SAHRA. Transport within SAHRA is a tool and therefore management of this resource rests, in the case of Head Office, the Executive Officer: Corporate Affairs and in the case of the Provincial Offices, the Executive Officer: Heritage Resource Management. 2. DEFINITIONS. As used in this policy, the following definitions apply: authorized driver means a SAHRA employee who holds a valid motor vehicle drivers license. authorized passenger means an employee of SAHRA or any other person accompanying an employee of SAHRA in a SAHRA vehicle in furtherance of official SAHRA business. (This includes SAHRA Council members, committee members, consultants and any other passenger approved by the relevant executive officer) authorized use means the usage of SAHRA vehicles for official SAHRA business or any other business as approved by the relevant executive officer. CEO means the Chief executive Officer of SAHRA designated official means a unit head, provincial manager or any employee designated by the relevant executive officer. employee means any person who is in the permanent or non-permanent employ of SAHRA. This does not include interns or volunteers. relevant executive officer means the executive officer in the employee s line of reporting: either Executive Officer: Heritage Resources Management, or Executive Officer Corporate Affairs or the Chief Financial Officer. SAHRA vehicle means a motor vehicle owned by and registered in the name of SAHRA. 2

3. USE OF OFFICIAL SAHRA VEHICLES. 3.1. Authorized Driver SAHRA vehicles shall be driven only by an authorized driver as defined in section 2 above. 3.2. Vehicle Usage Employees shall use SAHRA vehicles only for authorized use as defined in section 2 above. 3.3. Pre-driving safety checks Each employee shall check the vehicle to ensure that it is in a safe working condition before driving off. (This includes checking of water and oil levels, wipers, lights (including warning and brake lights), tyre treads and tyre pressure as well as the validity of the vehicle license. The driver must also check the presence of loose vehicle equipment such as the spare wheel, jack, wheel-brace, a toolkit and any other extras.) In provincial offices, vehicles should be inspected by both cultural officers and administrative assistants. At Head Office vehicles should be inspected by the official responsible for issuing keys. If any defects are detected, the vehicle shall not be used unless authorized by the relevant executive officer. 3.4. Leaving the Vehicle. An employee of SAHRA will turn off the ignition, close all windows, lock the doors and activate the alarm system of a SAHRA vehicle whenever the vehicle is left unattended. Vehicles should be cleaned of items not belonging in the vehicle (trash, personal items, etc). 3.5. Vehicle Logbooks. Each employee shall record in the logbook legibly and accurately details such the opening odometer reading before embarking ob a trip, as well as the closing reading upon return of the vehicle. Further details concerning the destination and purpose of the trip must be stipulated. It must be possible from details given to establish distances traveled. The designated official must check the logbook upon return of the vehicle to verify that it details of the trip had been recorded. All log books should reach the responsible person at Head Office by the 7 th day of each month. 3

3.6. Vehicle Keys All vehicle keys should be safely secured (preferably in a in a lockable cabinet or container) when the vehicle is not in use. 4. EMPLOYEES RECEIVING A CAR ALLOWANCE 4.1. Employees who receive a car allowance may not use official SAHRA vehicles except in circumstances outlined in 4.2. below. 4.2. Employees receiving a car allowance can only use SAHRA vehicles for authorized use in the following circumstances: 4.2.1. When such an employee s own car has gone in for a service (this refers to routine service which will not exceed two working days), 4.2.2. When such an employee is traveling a distance in excess of 500 kilometers one way. 4.2.3. When such an employee is driving to a province other than the one he/she is based. 4.2.4. In case of such an employee s own car having been involved in an accident, the employee can use the SAHRA car for a period not exceeding 1 calendar month. After 1 month, authorization should be obtained from the SAHRA CEO for any further usage of the SAHRA vehicle. 4.2.5. In case of such an employee s own car having encountered a breakdown, the employee shall use the SAHRA car for a period not exceeding 10 working days. After 10 working days authorization should be obtained from the SAHRA CEO for any further usage of the SAHRA vehicle. 4.3. In cases where an employee receiving a car allowance has to travel together with an employee who does not receive a car allowance, the vehicle belonging to the employee with a car allowance shall be used and not the SAHRA vehicle. 4.4. Employees receiving a car allowance are supposed to buy vehicles that are suitable to road conditions in their provinces. 5. VEHICLE EXPENSES 5.1. Fuel, Toll, Maintenance and Repairs All SAHRA vehicles shall be issued with a credit card to be used for fuel, toll, maintenance and repairs. The card can be used to pay for a car wash in facilities which allow for the use of such cards. The credit card is to be treated as cash and the driver will 4

be held responsible for any transaction that takes place. All fuel receipts must be kept and made available to the designated official when the vehicle is returned. 6. VEHICLE USAGE REQUEST FORM. 6.1. A vehicle usage request form shall be filled out by the official requesting a vehicle and signed and approved by the designated official before SAHRA vehicles can be driven. 7. OCCUPANCY OF VEHICLES. 7.1. SAHRA Vehicle Occupation. 7.1.1. SAHRA vehicles may be occupied only by authorized drivers and authorized passengers for authorized use only. 7.1.2. Authorized passengers who are neither employees of SAHRA or SAHRA councilors should sign the approved indemnity form every time they are transported in SAHRA vehicles. 7.2. Unauthorized Occupation. An employee of SAHRA who permits a SAHRA vehicle to be driven by an unauthorized driver or who transports or permits the transportation of an unauthorized passenger shall be subjected to a disciplinary action and may be held personally liable to the extent permitted by law for any liability for any personal injury, death or property damage arising out of the unauthorized use or occupancy of the SAHRA vehicle. 8. INTOXICATING LIQUOR, DRUGS AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS. 8.1. Use of Liquor, Drugs and Tobacco Products Prohibited An employee of SAHRA may not drive a SAHRA vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or illegal drugs nor may he/she smoke any tobacco products while in the vehicle. 9. TRAFFIC LAWS 9.1.Traffic Fines An employee of SAHRA who receives a traffic fine while using a SAHRA vehicle will be personally responsible for the fine. Traffic fines should be paid on or before the due date as stipulated on the fine notice. 9.2.Traffic Laws 5

Authorized drivers shall adhere to all traffic laws and ensure that their passengers also adhere to such laws including the fastening of seat belts. 10. CARE OF VEHICLES - ACCIDENTS - LIABILITY. 10.1. Car Wash A designated official shall ensure that SAHRA vehicles are washed whenever they are dirty, or at least once a month. SAHRA vehicles shall be taken for a full valet at least once a year. (A full valet can be done on a quarterly basis if it is deemed necessary) 10.2. Liability for Loss or Damage. An employee of SAHRA will not abuse or misuse a SAHRA vehicle. An employee of SAHRA may be liable for the loss or damage of a SAHRA vehicle if the loss or damage was caused by: 10.2.1. driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs; or 10.2.2. reckless and negligent driving. Other disciplinary action may be taken at the discretion of the CEO. N.B. Please note that 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 above are subject to road traffic legislation. 10.3. Accidents. If involved in any kind of accident an employee of SAHRA shall notify the designated officer within the next working day and submit a complete accident report. N.B. Please note that all employees should still follow procedures prescribed in traffic laws for reporting accidents. 10.4. Failure to report Loss or Damage Disciplinary action will be taken against employees who fail to report according to this policy any loss or damage which occur to a SAHRA vehicle while it is in their possession. 10.5. Parking. 10.5.1. Where SAHRA vehicles have overnight parking spaces at their offices, employees should ensure that the cars are parked at such parking spaces overnight. 6

10.5.2. Where employees using vehicles are sleeping over at places far from their work stations, all reasonable steps should be taken to ensure that the vehicles are securely parked overnight. 10.5.3. Where employees have to take cars home as approved by the designated official (e.g. when they have to use the office vehicle early in the morning), employees should take all reasonable steps to ensure that the vehicle is parked at a secure place, preferably under cover and in a lockable facility. 10.5.4. Employees who take SAHRA vehicles to their homes for overnight parking should get written authorization from the relevant executive officer. 10.5.5. Employees may use SAHRA vehicles in cases of emergency at their offices e.g. having to see a doctor or driving sick employees home. 10.6. Vehicle Identification. All employees should ensure that vehicles for which they act as proxy should be clearly marked with a SAHRA LOGO and the telephone numbers of the workstation where such vehicles are based. 10.7. Disposal of SAHRA Vehicles and or Accessories 10.7.1. Employees shall not dispose of any SAHRA vehicle or vehicle accessories without authorization by the SAHRA CEO. 10.7.2. Management will consider the disposal of every car that is 5 years old or which have clocked 100 000 kilometers depending on availability of funds. 11. MECHANICAL OR OPERATIONAL FAILURE. 11.1. Mechanical or Operational Deficiencies. Mechanical or operational deficiencies that occur while a SAHRA vehicle is being used for official SAHRA business will be fixed by qualified and approved mechanics. In event of a breakdown on the road, the driver must contact the Automobile Association for emergency repair or salvaging. In no case will an employee of SAHRA continue to operate a SAHRA vehicle if continued operation could endanger any person or property including the vehicle itself. 12. USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES FOR OFFICIAL BUSINESS. SAHRA employees who do not receive a car allowance may not use their personal vehicles for SAHRA business without prior approval by the designated official. In case of designated officials who do not receive a car allowance, their use of private vehicles should be pre-approved by the relevant executive officer. 7

13. PROXY OF SAHRA VEHICLES At Head Office and related Units, the proxy of the vehicles will be in the name of the person designated by the Executive Officer: Corporate Affairs, whereas in the case of the Provincial Offices, the responsible proxy official will be the Provincial Manager. 14. DEVIATION Any deviation from this policy will require a written authorization by the SAHRA CEO. 15. EFFECTIVE DATE The SAHRA Vehicle Use Policy shall become effective from 15 May 2008. 8