DVIR & EDVIR Reporting that Reduces Risk
While the DOT revised the requirement to complete a written Daily Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR), fleets are still required to perform inspections, and many fleets continue to require drivers to complete a record of the DVIR, even using an Electronic DVIR (EDVIR), as a best practice to reduce safety risks, minimize downtime, and prolong vehicle life. Completing a detailed EDVIR or DVIR provides a record of the inspection and proof of compliance with the FMCSRs in the event of a crash.
With the J. J. Keller® Encompass® DVIR app, you can automate the DVIR recordkeeping process and improve operations through timely communication of defects and deficiencies. Plus, electronic DVIRs are a standard component of the J. J. Keller® ELog system.
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CUSTOMIZED ELECTRONIC INSPECTIONS Eliminate the Hassle of Paper DVIRs
J. J. KELLER® ENCOMPASS® DVIR APP
Improve daily inspection reporting and customize eDVIR criteria.
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Extend the life of your vehicles with a safe and compliant maintenance program.
EXEMPT TIME TRACKING
Record non-regulated driver hours, and review and edit time for previous days as needed.
FREE DRIVER INSPECTIONS WHITEPAPER Learn how to conduct effective driver inspections.
Plus, get a complimentary discussion about electronic DVIRs.
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DOT Roadside Inspections: A Guide to the Driver Inspection Process
Prepare your drivers for roadside inspections with this comprehensive eBook created by J. J. Keller regulatory experts.
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Driver Inspections: Critical Vehicle Maintenance Practices
Vehicle Inspections & Maintenance Recordkeeping Compliance Brief
Missing vehicle documents can result in fines up to $13,000 for each instance. Learn which documents you're required to keep on file, and for how long.
"Thanks to Encompass, I save an hour every morning, plus I don't have the stress of worrying that I've overlooked any critical compliance requirements for a driver or unit.”
Tony Naro
Operations Manager, Naro Enterprises
