Drivision Safety Management Plan
Safety Management Plan
Ground Transport Services
Drivision Pty Ltd | ACN 661 923 431
www.drivision.com.au | Phone: 1300 374 847
Updated: July 2025

Overview & Objectives

Objectives

This Safety Management Plan (referred to hereafter as SMP) has been developed to outline Drivision Australia's approach to managing work health and safety (WHS) for all point-to-point ground transport services provided to customers through our network of affiliated operators and subcontractor drivers.

Business Details:
Company: Drivision Pty Ltd
ACN: 661 923 431
Website: www.drivision.com.au
Phone: 1300 374 847 (24/7 Support)
Email:

Management Commitment

Drivision Australia management commits that we will:

  • Make this plan available to all staff, affiliated operators and subcontractor drivers and ensure they have the opportunity to read, understand, clarify and ask questions
  • Ensure adequate training, communication and operator/driver active agreement
  • Keep a copy of the SMP readily available on our website www.drivision.com.au at all times
  • Review the plan on an annual basis or as otherwise required and make any revisions known to staff, affiliated operators and subcontractor drivers
  • Maintain 24/7 customer support through our dedicated phone line: 1300 374 847

Roles & Responsibilities

Principal Safety Officer Details

Name: Anthony Schulz

Title: Managing Director

Work phone: 1300 374 847

Email: admin@drivision.com.au


Principal Safety Officer Signature: Original Signed Dated 12 July 2025

Position Safety Responsibilities
Managing Director
(Principal Safety Officer)
• Consult with relevant parties on safety needs
• Create framework for Safety Management System (SMS)
• Document the SMS in the Safety Management Plan (SMP)
• Ensure implementation, training & compliance
• Review SMP annually or as required
• Oversee 24/7 customer support operations
Chief Operating Officer • Relay operational risks to Safety Officer
• Collaborate on creation of Safety Management System
• Review final SMP
• Ensure compliance at operations level for every booking
• Report incidents/accidents immediately to Safety Officer
• Collaborate on annual review
• Monitor driver performance and customer satisfaction
Affiliated Fleet Operators • Understand and accept Drivision Australia safety responsibilities
• Ensure compliance at operations level for every booking
• Report incidents/accidents to Drivision Australia immediately
• Relay operational risks to the Safety Officer
• Maintain vehicles to manufacturer standards
Subcontractor Drivers • Understand and accept Drivision Australia safety responsibilities
• Ensure compliance at operations level for every booking
• Report incidents/accidents to Drivision Australia immediately
• Send mandatory text messages 10 minutes before pickup
• Follow all road rules and safety protocols
• Maintain professional conduct at all times

Risk Management

Risk Rating System

Risk Consequence Rating Description
Minor Occurrence could lead to minor inconvenience to driver and/or passengers
Moderate Occurrence could lead to significant inconvenience and dissatisfaction
Major Occurrence could lead to harm or injury to driver and/or passengers
Risk Likelihood Rating Description
Unlikely Risk unlikely to happen
Possible Risk is possible
Likely Risk is likely to happen

Key Risk Assessment Register

Hazard Risk Description Consequence Likelihood Control Measures
Driver Fatigue Long distance driving or extended hours affecting concentration Major Possible • Service Level Agreement fatigue management requirements
• Driver confirmation required before each booking
• Booking limits for extended periods
Drug & Alcohol Impaired judgment leading to accidents Major Unlikely • Zero tolerance policy
• Pre-booking confirmation required
• Immediate termination for violations
Vehicle Condition Mechanical faults increasing accident risk Major Unlikely • Mandatory vehicle maintenance per manufacturer specs
• Pre-booking vehicle fitness confirmation
• Regular documentation updates
Criminal Offences Undeclared criminal history affecting passenger safety Major Unlikely • Comprehensive background checks
• Ongoing verification through official channels
• Regular documentation updates
Traffic Violations Non-adherence to road rules increasing accident risk Moderate-Major Possible • Service Level Agreement compliance requirements
• Pre-booking confirmation of road rule adherence
• Customer rating system monitoring
Weather Conditions Adverse weather creating dangerous driving conditions Major Unlikely • Mandatory weather condition checks
• Alternative route planning
• Trip cancellation protocols when necessary
Communication Failures Inadequate mobile phone battery/power preventing communication Moderate-Major Possible • Mandatory battery level confirmation
• In-vehicle charging equipment requirements
• 24/7 support line availability
Unsafe Pickups/Dropoffs Illegal parking or dangerous locations increasing accident risk Moderate-Major Unlikely • Specific pickup/dropoff safety protocols
• Legal parking requirements
• Pre-booking safety confirmation

Consultation, Communication & Review

Consultation Process

In creating the framework for the Drivision Australia Safety Management System, management has collaborated with affiliate operators, independent subcontractor drivers, industry professionals, legal counsel, technology partners, and customers.

Communication Strategies

  • Integration: SMP communication is integrated into the complete driver engagement process
  • Website Access: SMP is posted on www.drivision.com.au for easy access
  • Driver Profiles: Agreement indicated via checked box in driver account profiles
  • Regular Updates: Quarterly email reminders of obligations and annual review requests
  • 24/7 Support: Immediate assistance available via 1300 374 847

Review Process

Management is committed to reviewing the SMP annually or as required due to legislative changes, making revisions known to all stakeholders through the communication channels outlined above.

Induction, Training & Reinforcement

Training Integration

SMP training and reinforcement is fully integrated into every step of the driver engagement process through automated platform features, mobile application requirements, and documentation that must be read and accepted before drivers can proceed.

Continuous Reinforcement

  • Quarterly obligation reminders via email
  • Annual SMP review and active agreement confirmation
  • Pre-booking safety confirmations for every trip
  • Customer feedback integration through automated rating system
  • 24/7 support and guidance availability

Safety Requirements for Drivers

Driver's License Requirements

  • Valid driver's license must be provided during online registration
  • Photo upload of license (front and back) required
  • Monthly online verification where applicable
  • Face-to-face license verification during interview process

Authorisation Documentation

  • State-specific driver authorisation documentation required
  • NSW: PT code confirmation on license
  • VIC: Driver Certificate (DC) upload required
  • Regular updates and verification through official channels

Background Checks

Comprehensive criminal background checks are conducted through relevant state authorities. Ongoing verification is maintained through official online systems where available.

Health Requirements

Health checks are facilitated by relevant state authorities as part of the driver authorisation process for public passenger transport.

Pre-Booking Confirmations

Before every booking, drivers must confirm:

  • They are not fatigued and fit to drive
  • They are not under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  • Their vehicle is fit for service
  • They have sufficient mobile phone battery power
  • They will adhere to all road rules for safe pickup and dropoff
  • They will report any incidents immediately

Code of Conduct & Communication

  • Professional Conduct: Elegant and professional behaviour required at all times
  • Text Messaging: Mandatory text message 10 minutes before pickup with driver details
  • Customer Service: High standard of service with current average rating of 4.7/5
  • Assistance: Required to assist vulnerable passengers and those with assistance animals
  • No Solicitation: Strict prohibition on touting with immediate termination consequences

Safety Requirements for Vehicles

Vehicle Ownership

Drivision Australia does not own or operate vehicles. All bookings are fulfilled by affiliated operators or subcontractor drivers who are responsible for vehicle maintenance and roadworthiness.

Registration Requirements

  • Current and appropriate vehicle registration required by state authorities
  • Registration paperwork uploaded during online registration
  • Documentation presented during face-to-face interview
  • Regular updates required for each registration period

Insurance Coverage

  • Appropriate insurance coverage required by state authorities
  • Insurance documentation uploaded and regularly updated
  • Verification during interview process
  • Coverage must meet public passenger transport requirements

Maintenance Standards

  • Vehicles maintained according to manufacturer recommendations
  • Roadworthiness verified through current registration
  • Immediate defect reporting required
  • Vehicles with defects cannot accept bookings until repaired

Emergency Equipment

Required emergency response equipment includes:

  • First aid kit
  • Reflective vest
  • Portable reflective road signs
  • In-vehicle mobile phone charging equipment

Passenger Rights & Obligations

What Passengers Can Expect

  • Driver authority document displayed prominently (where applicable)
  • Clean, tidy vehicle in perfect mechanical working order
  • Comfortable cabin temperature
  • Professional and courteous driver conduct
  • Smooth navigation from pickup to destination
  • Reasonable accommodation of en-route requests
  • Luggage assistance when required
  • Special assistance for vulnerable passengers
  • Meet & Greet service at airports with digital signage

Passenger Obligations

  • Professional behaviour and proper conduct at all times
  • Clear communication regarding en-route requests
  • Collection of all personal property before exiting vehicle
  • Understanding that lost property return may be subject to scheduling
  • Compliance with no smoking policy (including e-cigarettes and vapes)
  • No consumption of food without prior written agreement
Prohibited Passenger Conduct
  • Placing feet on seats
  • Smoking in or near the vehicle
  • Use of offensive or abusive language
  • Interference with vehicle equipment
  • Throwing anything in or from the vehicle
  • Damage to vehicle interior or exterior
  • Consumption of illegal drugs

Customer Feedback

Customer complaints can be made by:

  • Phone: 1300 374 847 (24/7 support)
  • Email: admin@drivision.com.au
  • Automated rating SMS sent after each trip

All complaints are investigated and ratings below 4/5 trigger automatic management review.

Incident Reporting

Immediate Reporting Requirement

Both passengers and drivers have equal responsibility to report ALL incidents and accidents immediately. Any deviation from perfect execution of a point-to-point transfer must be reported.

24/7 Incident Reporting:
Phone: 1300 374 847
Email:
Available through mobile app for immediate driver access

Reporting Channels

  • Passengers: Post-trip SMS rating system or direct 24/7 phone contact
  • Drivers: Mobile app direct contact or 24/7 phone support
  • Management: Investigation, documentation, and official reporting to authorities

Notifiable Occurrences

Definition of Notifiable Occurrence

  • Accident or incident that has caused or could have caused death
  • Incident requiring ambulance treatment or hospital admission
  • Collision or impact preventing vehicle from continuing journey
  • Vehicle fault affecting brake, steering, suspension, wheels, or tyres
  • Sexual assault, indecent exposure, physical assault, or threatening behaviour allegations
  • Driver charged with major traffic offences during service provision

Reporting Process

  1. Immediate Contact: Management contacts both customer and driver for incident documentation
  2. Assessment: Determination if incident meets notifiable occurrence criteria
  3. Official Reporting: Notification to relevant authorities through appropriate channels
  4. Driver Review: Performance evaluation for training, suspension, or termination
  5. Process Improvement: Risk assessment and business improvement initiatives
Driver Consequences
  • Minor Occurrences: Education/training with one grace notice
  • Repeat Offences: Immediate termination without re-entry ability
  • Serious Violations: Immediate termination and reporting to authorities

Risk Assessment & Process Improvement

Continuous Improvement

Every incident is evaluated for risk and reviewed to understand potential business improvements through:

  • Enhanced training programs
  • Process improvements
  • Technology investment
  • Communication enhancements

Current Technology Features

Advanced safety and quality control features implemented include:

  • Driver pre-booking confirmation system
  • Automated management alert systems
  • Customer post-trip satisfaction SMS
  • Automated rating alerts for scores below 4/5
  • 24/7 phone support integration
  • Online booking and management platform

Drivision Pty Ltd | ACN 661 923 431

www.drivision.com.au | 24/7 Support: 1300 374 847

Email: admin@drivision.com.au

Safety Management Plan - Updated July 2025

This document must be reviewed annually or as required by regulatory changes