Amey adopts CheckedSafe's digital fleet compliance app

Public services provider Amey has agreed terms with Burnley-based app developer CheckedSafe to use its software to carry out daily digital compliance checks on its fleet of more than 2,500 commercial vehicles.

Looking for a solution to this industry-wide challenge, Amey carried out a feasibility study into managing such checks digitally. It identified eight companies as possible solution providers, and after a series of rigorous tests CheckedSafe was chosen as the preferred supplier.

Tom Lawless, Amey's fleet and plant director, commented: “Early adoption of this new application demonstrates Amey’s commitment to investing in new technology which supports our strategic objectives of improving our overall vehicle compliance and health and safety performance. We are delighted to be working with CheckedSafe and are confident that we are partnering with an organisation who understand our needs.”

Darran Harris, director of CheckedSafe, added: "We are especially pleased to have won this contract with Amey - a leading name in the engineering sector and a company with an extremely diverse fleet.