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How INFINITI Connects with Tenstreet via API Integration
Can the INFINITI Workforce System integrate with Tenstreet and other software?
One of the unique things about the INFINITI Workforce System is how easily customizable it is to fit the unique needs of your business. For example, many of our clients utilize Tenstreet for their driver recruiting software. Through an API, we are able to integrate our training platform with Tenstreet software, making it very convenient for their drivers and managers to have all training and onboarding
How BR Williams Trucking Decreased Accidents
How would decreasing accident costs by $8,400 per accident impact your company’s bottom line? It equated to more than $330,000 per year for Allan Hicks, Vice President of Human Resources for BR Williams Trucking. He was able to accomplish this through awareness training using the INFINITI Workforce System.
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Insights From the 2015 ATA Safety Director of the Year
Vertical Alliance Group, is proud to announce Allan Hicks has received the Safety Director of the Year Award from the American Trucking Association (ATA). In addition to being the vice president of safety at B.R. Williams Trucking, Inc., in Oxford, Alabama, Allan also represents Vertical Alliance Group in Alabama and Georgia as a partner selling our INFINITI Workforce System.
“This is the highest honor you can get within the safety profession. You just look down the list of those in
How Online Training Helped Ram Services with a DOT Audit
Since 2004, Ram Services has successfully operated a fleet of right at 15 trucks out of the Dallas, Texas area.
When they lost one of their drivers to a single-vehicle fatality accident, they knew a DOT audit was coming. What they didn’t know was how severe that accident, coupled with one other recordable accident in a 12 month period, was going to substantially impact their bottom line.
With the exception of the two recordable accidents, Ram Services’ audit was one any company wou
