Driver management system launched (1st June 2011)

Davis Derby launched its new Generation 5 Driver Access and Fleet Management System at the CeMAT show.

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  Shocks away (1st September 2010)

When soft drinks manufacturer, GSK found rough terrain at its manufacturing plant had the potential to cause injuries to personnel, the company turned to Davis Derby to help improve the situation.

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  All aboard for a safe ride (1st May 2009)

With some 25 million passengers expected to use the St Pancras mainline, underground and international services annually following the move by Eurostar to make it its central London terminal, public safety is of paramou

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  Permits-to-drive (1st April 2007)

networked radio transceivers. All supervisors and health and safety officials on site were issued with master, lockout and reset cards to control all trucks. The FMIS system has an almost unlimited capacity of 99 999 driver I

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A smart solution (7th March 2007)

Davis Derby’s Smart Driver Management System is helping manufacturer, Marshalls, work more safely ...

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  Access control (1st August 2006)

Since 2003, Davis Derby has installed access control and data logging systems for several Johnson Controls automotive interior plants. Currently it is helping to monitor use and reduce vehicle damage at Telford, Wednesbury an

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  Access control (1st June 2006)

Davis Derby has been supplying its TruckLOG access control modules and fleet management systems to Asda since 1998 and recently supplied 170 datalogging systems for a mixed fleet of trucks at Asda Wakefield.

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  Benefits logged (1st April 2006)

TruckLOG access control, shock sensing and data logging modules from Davis Derby are fitted to Kerrygold's 30-strong fork lift truck fleet. In addition to improving safety and reducing damage, they have provided a return on investment within six mont

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The cream of forklift logging boosts H&S and saves money (10th March 2006)

Kerrygold has been improving health and safety across its fleet of forklift

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Smart approach to safety (1st February 2006)

Trials of a new, truck-mounted, driver control system proved so beneficial to personnel at Homebase in Milton Keynes that the company is considering installing it at other stores. In addition to changing driver habits and making them safer operators,

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  Driving down costs (1st October 2004)

A truckLOG system from Davis Derby enables site management at Britivic Soft Drinks to assess the use and handling of its 16 forklift trucks, saving substantial costs on service and repair.

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