The extended time spent on the road by commercial drivers can significantly impact their physical and mental well-being, including crucial factors such as:
Various wellness programs have been implemented to enhance the health of commercial drivers, however what sets the Shayela Program apart is:
Guud uses its technologically enabled Mobile Assessments Centres (MACs) to gather in-person health data on commercial transportation drivers, which when combined with secondary data from partners, provides valuable insights to clients. This helps reduce road accidents, insurance claims, and insurance premiums.
Convenient and fast health assessment.
Valid and up-to-date optometry assessments and the provision of spectacles where needed.
Support with PrDP application process and the provision of a transparent track record for any employer.
Fast, affordable and convenient health and optometry assessments- help reduce employee downtime.
Reducing road accidents can have a significant positive impact on business, including lower insurance premiums, protection of assets, and prevention of revenue loss.
Oversight of driver certification - gives employers line of sight into drivers compliance and health status.
Creating a centralised source of insightful primary and secondary data - which allows them to make actionable decisions.
Line of sight of driver data, compliance and driver history to allow insurance companies to make data driven decisions.
Data-driven insights into insured clients and how they are managing their driver risks.
Road crashes place a huge financial burden of over R188 billion on the economy per year. Reduction in accidents will lead to lower claims and ultimately lower premiums.