Had my safety audit this morning. No issues whatsoever.
The auditor told me she has never had anyone come to an audit with a spriral bound documentation notebook like mine![]()
Received notice of my first FMCSA audit...
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Scooter Jones, Jan 29, 2017.
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In addition, I had a 100% passing grade, not even a recommendation.
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A heads up to all new entrants waiting for your safety audit. One of things that they look for right away is the "Driver Qualification Records".
It's very important to have on file an application of employment from yourself applying to your own company, with all the supplemental documentation.
I know it sounds weird, but that's one area they catch a lot of new carriers not doing properly. -
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Just out of curiosity as a fellow Big Road user, do you print your log daily in anticipation of a random inspection or not? Thanks in advance.
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A driver on TTR was recently ticketed in IL for not producing paper logs and has a mandatory court date to go with it.
https://www.thetruckersreport.com/t...sted-exceeding-hours-of-service.346646/page-6 -
The regs require the usage of a paperlog in the event the ELD malfunctions or you switch vehicles to one that doesn't have an ELD. -
I'll add to that by saying guys will sometimes unplug their unit when fudging their logs.
Most smaller company safety departments will turn a blind eye at it, until you get caught by a smart officer like that guy did you linked to.
I suspect that's what that driver was doing.
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