Safety & compliance
Safety is an operating discipline—not a slogan.
JASKO’s approach brings together qualified people, maintained equipment, documented processes and continuous review.
Qualification, orientation, coaching and clear expectations.
Inspection, preventive maintenance and documented corrections.
Realistic planning, communication and exception management.
Auditable documentation and controlled access to sensitive information.
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Motor-carrier safety practices.
Safety decisions come before schedule pressure. Requirements depend on the circumstances and applicable law, policy and customer instructions.
Hours of service and planning
Dispatch plans should support legal hours, realistic transit time, rest and safe parking.
- Never conceal an hours-of-service issue
- Escalate a schedule that cannot be completed safely and legally
- Document material planning changes
Vehicle inspections and defects
Drivers should perform required inspections and communicate defects through the approved process.
- Complete required pre-trip and post-trip reviews
- Identify safety-critical conditions promptly
- Retain inspection and repair documentation
Crash or roadside incident
Protect people first, then preserve accurate information for the response team.
- Stop safely and contact emergency services when needed
- Notify JASKO through the designated channel
- Photograph and document facts without making unauthorized admissions
Cargo or temperature exception
Rapid escalation and preserved records help customers make informed decisions.
- Notify operations immediately
- Preserve temperature, seal and communication records
- Do not dispose of or alter cargo without authorization
Audit-ready records
Qualification, ELD, maintenance, training and shipment records should be complete, accurate and access-controlled.
- Use system-generated source records where available
- Correct exceptions transparently rather than recreating history
- Follow the applicable retention schedule
Fraud and security
Unexpected identity, routing, payment or banking changes require independent verification.
- Use a previously known telephone number
- Protect credentials and sensitive records
- Report suspicious requests promptly