Fleet Management Technology Sample Clauses

Fleet Management Technology. With respect to a fleet management technology package provided by a third-party vendor (for example, Lytx, DriveCam, or similar vendor) cameras will be directed toward Operators; however, audio and video data will not be set to be continually recorded and preserved. Instead, audio and video data will be preserved and reviewed only when triggered in response to triggering events (for example, accidents collisions, acceleration, sudden deceleration, hard braking, or hard turning). In addition, Operators may manually trigger audio and video data for review. The Employer agrees not to arbitrarily review audio and video data. When audio and video data is automatically triggered by the technology or manually triggered by the Operator for review, the Employer shall be limited to eight (8) seconds before and four (4) seconds after the triggering event. The Employer agrees to provide training to Operators for the safe and efficient use of the technology. The primary purpose of the fleet management technology package shall be safety, training, and coaching. If audio or video is used as the basis for discipline, the Union shall have an opportunity to obtain a copy of such data prior to an investigatory meeting with the subject of the recording. Maintenance employees properly testing fleet equipment in accordance with their regular duties shall be excused from any coaching or discipline resulting from a review of audio or video data flagged for review by a fleet management technology package provided by a third-party vendor.
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