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The Future of Safety in Transportation: A Game-Changing Seminar

In the face of rising challenges, the logistics sector is grappling with a critical issue: the safety of its operations amid a severe labor shortage. Funai Soken Logi Co., Ltd., one of Japan's leading logistics consulting firms, aims to address this concern by holding its first seminar titled "Cutting-Edge Accident Reduction in the Era of Labor Shortages" on June 11, 2025, from 15:30 to 17:30. This event will focus on transportation companies with fleets of over 100 vehicles, targeting their executives and management teams.

Seminar Overview

The seminar will be held in Osaka and will showcase innovative approaches to safety education that can significantly reduce accidents within the sector. Participants will have the chance to learn from success stories and proven methods that have transformed industry practices.

Special Guest: Oty Logistics Services

Among the esteemed speakers is Oty Logistics Services, established in January 2010 and based in Daito City, Osaka. With a fleet of 56 vehicles, this company faces high accident rates, causing considerable concern for its operations. The management has previously integrated safety education and utilized digital tachographs for driver assessment, yet they struggled to achieve a notable decline in accidents.

However, by leveraging AI-equipped dash cameras, Oty Logistics managed to drastically reduce accidents and streamline training time. In this seminar, they will share the methods that enabled them to achieve a remarkable 51% decrease in accident numbers and a stunning 52.3% reduction in accident-related costs over the course of a year.

Key Challenges Addressed

Many companies in the logistics industry face similar issues:

• - Persistent accidents despite training and management oversight.
• - Desire to reevaluate safety education strategies.
• - Lack of tangible results from routine safety meetings.

This seminar aims to illuminate the pathways out of these chronic issues.

Learning Outcomes

Attendees will gain insights from the following areas:
1. Understanding Oty’s Transformation: Discover how Oty Logistics Services managed to achieve a staggering reduction in accidents, along with practical techniques for effective training.
2. Breaking Free from Hazardous Trends: An exploration of the prevalent causes of accidents and actionable plans to instill effective safety measures, including:
- Assessing previous accident trends and their origins.
- Implementing efficient safety education that yields results.
- Utilizing real-time sharing of dangerous scenarios for immediate learning.
- Visualizing educational impact through scoring systems.

Event Logistics

• - Date and Time: June 11, 2025 (Wednesday), from 15:30 to 17:30.
• - Location: Osaka venue (Address: 4-4-10, Kitahama, Chuo-ku, Osaka)
• - Fees: Early bird registration (before May 10): General ¥11,000 (tax included), Members ¥7,700 (tax included). Regular fees: General ¥16,500 (tax included), Members ¥13,200 (tax included).
• - Target Audience: Executives and management personnel from transportation companies with fleets exceeding 100 vehicles.

About Funai Soken Logi Co., Ltd.

Founded with a mission to create a logistics company that employees take pride in, Funai Soken Logi specializes in hands-on consulting for mid-tier and small logistics enterprises. Their services encompass acquiring new clients, negotiating transportation costs, and structuring human resource and wage systems. Furthermore, they run “Logistics Provider Management Study Group,” Japan's largest platform for executives from mid-sized logistics companies, facilitating collaboration and innovation within the industry.

Company Details

• - Company Name: Funai Soken Logi Co. Ltd.
• - Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
• - Founded: May 10, 2000
• - Capital: ¥98 million
• - Contact: [email protected]
• - Website: Funai Soken Logi

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