RSE adopts SureCam dashcams to reduce risk and support mobile engineering workforce

RSE has fitted SureCam dashcams to new vans in its 340-vehicle fleet to enhance driver safety, cut collisions and resolve insurance claims more effectively.

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Ross-Shire Engineering (RSE), the water treatment and clean energy specialist, has deployed SureCam’s advanced dashcam technology across its fleet as part of a wider strategy to reduce road risk and improve driver support. The initial rollout includes 42 new vans recently added to its 340-strong mobile workshop fleet, which supports the water industry across the UK.

“We are committed to protecting our employees, other road users and the communities we operate in, so we needed a greater understanding of driving styles and the hazards faced by our mobile engineering team,” said Kenny Nicolson, fleet and plant manager at RSE. “The dashcam provides an added layer of insight, with visual proof of exactly what has happened, which will support our efforts to eliminate fleet risk and operate responsibly.”

The forward-facing cameras are being installed in collaboration with rental partner Europcar, as part of RSE’s phased vehicle replacement programme. The system complements the firm’s existing telematics platform and provides footage that managers can use to investigate complaints, challenge third-party insurance claims and engage with drivers around performance and behaviour.

The mobile fleet operates from a nationwide network of regional hubs, attending customer sites and installations across the country. Nicolson explained that employee welfare has been a key focus of the rollout: “We are using the dashcams to provide assurance to our mobile staff that their welfare is our top priority. This is helping to overcome any driver concerns about the technology and they are beginning to understand the benefits of the system. The added peace of mind that we are on hand to support them when they are out on the road is certainly helping us gain their buy-in.”

RSE expects the technology to help improve safety and reduce insurance costs over time. The system is being introduced gradually to ensure a smooth and cost-effective implementation based on measurable benefits.

Sam Footer, partnership director at SureCam, said: “Fleets are increasingly looking for a camera solution that is reliable, secure and feature-rich, so they are turning to SureCam to gain the added visibility and control they need. By working with our customers and industry partners we are helping to combat fleet risk and provide measurable safety, insurance and performance benefits.”

Keith Shorter, director of Europcar Vans & Trucks, added: “Our customers increasingly rely on us to deliver vehicle rental solutions that encompass additional technology add-ons that support safe, responsible and efficient fleet operations. Our longstanding relationship with SureCam is supporting this approach and helping us to meet evolving client requirements.”

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