IANA’s Intermodal Safety Committee will responsible for research, data collection, analysis, reporting and fostering the adoption of specific operational practices between intermodal transportation stakeholders to address issues relating to safety. IANA seeks to solidify its commitment to safety across the intermodal work environments through increased activities to identify, understand and prevent mishaps. What areas should IANA focus on moving forward? Join this webinar and help guide IANA’s safety agenda.

The Street Interchange Application provides a web-based portal to facilitate street interchange and street turn transactions for UIIA participants. The service is offered as a value added, no cost benefit to UIIA participants. The Street Interchange Application can assist with promoting better equipment utilization resulting in operational efficiencies for Motor Carriers performing street interchange and street turn transactions.

UIIA Motor Carriers are encouraged to join Information Services staff as they provide an overview of the features and functionalities of the Street Interchange Application.

IANA’s DVER service provides an efficient method for Motor Carriers to ensure that they receive a copy of any citations that are issued to their company during a roadside inspection via XML or e-mail. A web interface also allows companies to manage DVER documentation electronically.

Join Information Services staff as they provide an overview of the features and functionalities of the Driver Vehicle Examination Reporting Service.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn the benefits of subscribing to IANA’s DVER program.

This webinar will walk through the features and functionalities of IANA’s Intermodal Driver Database program. The centralized database currently contains over 400,000 active drivers and is available to marine terminal operators via an efficient API web service.

Join Information Services staff as they provide an overview of how the Intermodal Driver Database can be used as an effective tool for confirming specific driver identification information for the purposes of intermodal facility access.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how the Intermodal Driver Database program can assist marine terminal operators with confirmation of driver identification information prior to facility access.

The Binding Arbitration Process offered under the UIIA program provides Motor Carrier and Equipment Provider participants an alternative option for resolution of invoice disputes without incurring the expensive costs associated with taking these types of claims to court.   

Join Information Services staff as they outline how to use the binding arbitration process and overview the following information:

• Identify types of charges that are acceptable for submission under the binding arbitration process
• Outline the steps necessary to submit a claim for binding arbitration
• Identify the types of supporting documentation that the involved parties should include when submitting a specific type of claim
• Provide an overview of how to utilize prior arbitration case decisions as a reference for current disputes.
• Review the timelines under the binding arbitration process

Moderator:  

Debbie Sasko, AVP Information Services

Participant:

Sherry Parnell, Program Manager Information Services

This service provides a web-based portal to facilitate street interchange and street turn transactions for UIIA participants. The Street Interchange Application is offered as a value added, no cost benefit to UIIA participants.

UIIA Equipment Providers are encouraged to join Information Services staff as they provide an overview of the features and functionalities of the Street Interchange Application.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how the Street Interchange Application can assist with promoting better equipment utilization by having an efficient process for Motor Carriers to perform street interchange and street turn transactions.