As winter approaches, businesses must take proactive steps to safeguard their assets and ensure the safety of their employees.

Cold weather driving is stressful for drivers but you can protect your business, truck, and other assets from the challenges posed by cold weather conditions with proactive planning. To help you prepare your business for the challenges of winter, here are a few suggestions to guide you:

Winter Gear

Ensure that essential cold-weather gear like chains, flashlights, blankets, gloves, hats, snow shovels, and ice-melt chemicals are readily available and everyone including you know how to use them.

Create a clear chain of accountability

If you are with a company, know who within your organization ensures that all necessary preparations are made for winter conditions.

Schedule Maintenance Checks

Schedule regular maintenance checks for your vehicle during cold weather or storms to identify potential issues and arrange for prompt repairs. This includes where you store your vehicle to ensure the building protects from leaks and the elements.

Weather Apps

Direct your employees to sign up for weather alerts via text or other apps.

Insurance and Documentation

Review your business insurance policies to understand coverage and limitations that protect your vehicle in the case of winter accidents.

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