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Indicators for

assessing

occupational road safety

In view of the road accident rates while on

the job and the fact that traffic accidents

account for more than 30% deaths caused

by accidents at work, the Dirección General

de Tráfico (Traffic Department, DGT

Spanish acronym), commissioned FESVIAL

to conduct a study on the classification

and types of road safety measures in the

corporate world and to prepare a set of

indicators of the results to be able to assess

the effectiveness of these measures.

Companies such as FCC who implement

measures to prevent traffic accidents

participated in this Commission which

generated indicators to measure the

efficacy and the results over the long

term so as to be able to select the best

road safety measures based on their

effectiveness, time, etc., and isolate those

that did not produce good results.

The tasks undertaken by the DISEV

Commission were:

Defining good practices.

Standardising the terminology applied to

the occupational road accident rate.

Defining, establishing, and classifying the

indicators.

Results of the DISEV Commission

FCC, through its Occupational Safety and Health

Department, the Prevention Department of the FCC

Medio Ambiente, and the prevention technician

from FCC Medio Ambiente’s Levante II Branch Office,

David Martínez Sánchez, were part of the DISEV

Commission. The commission, a working group

sponsored by the Traffic Department and organised

by the Spanish Foundation for Road Safety (FESVIAL,

Spanish acronym) , counted with the participation

of the leading Spanish companies and institutions

to address the issue of occupational road safety

management indicators.