When it comes to construction fleet management, drivers, technicians, maintenance supervisors and managers each have an integral role to play to ensure their vehicles, equipment and assets are up to code by conducting frequent inspections, or they risk being shut down by regulatory government bodies. In addition to asset management and life cycle, safety is an integral purpose behind any inspection—leaders know that if their company isn’t operating safely, it not only puts their fleet drivers and operators at risk, but it also risks public safety, the health of their vehicles, equipment and assets, business productivity, and ultimately, the bottom line.  To put it in perspective: Having a comprehensive fleet roadside inspection program in place can prevent an estimated 14,000 accidents and 9,000 injuries in...