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Thursday, July 26, 2007
9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Federal Asset Management: Disposing of Vehicles and Aircraft
This is an introductory course on the personal property disposal process – Exchange/Sale, Transfer, Donation, and Sales. The course will highlight the policy framework used to implement personal property disposal and include a discussion/demonstration of the GovSales.gov sales Internet portal.
Speakers:
Robert Holcombe (GSA/OGP)
Navigation Safely with GSA Fleet Operations
Learn more about how GSA Fleet supports your agency mission by working to keep your drivers and fleet vehicles safe and mission ready. Topics include maintenance and accident management, Fleet Service Representatives, driver, vehicle and tire safety. Speakers:
John Smith (Mid-Atlantic Regional Fleet Manager)
Randy Glenn (Director - Director of Operations)
FAST – I'm a FAST Administrator For My Agency: What Are My Responsibilities?
If you are an experienced agency administrator for FAST, have recently been given this responsibility, or are about to, this is the session for you. Attendees will learn the basics of setting up an agency hierarchy, managing downstream users, using the FAST email system, setting closing dates, using the internal quality/consistency tools, using the internal query tools, and so on. New features of FAST this year will be covered as they affect high-level and experienced users.
Speakers:
Ed Lawler (GSA/OGP)
Ron Stewart ( Idaho National Laboratory)
Michele Kirby ( Idaho National Laboratory)
Jeff Caldwell ( Idaho National Laboratory)
Monitoring Driver Performance
Drive Cam -- Improving Driver Performance
Attendees at this workshop will gain an overview of Driver Risk Management (DRM) technology -- what it is and is not -- and a greater understanding of how the technology is helping government agencies and private enterprises identify and eliminate risky driving behaviors across fleets. Attendees will hear real examples of organizations that have increased safety and reduced vehicle damages, workers' compensation, personal injury and related claims costs fleet-wide by using DRM technology. Speaker will show actual video evidence of risky driving behaviors and help attendees identify the most common risky behaviors likely present in their own fleets.
Speaker:
Del Lisk (Drive Cam, Inc.)
Vehicle Registration System Requirements
Working together, GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy and agency Headquarters Fleet Managers are developing a government-wide Federal Vehicle Registration System in response to national security concerns. This system is similar to State Motor Vehicle Administrations and will contain identification and assignment data on the Government's 600,000-plus motor vehicles. What does this mean for you, the Federal Fleet Manager? Will this system interface with other systems? What additional security benefits will be realized? Have your questions ready – we will have the answers! Please join us and learn all the details of this new mandate.
Speaker:
Michael Moses (GSA/OGP)
(ASO) Aviation Safety Program Management
Aviation Ground Safety concerns the movement around hangers, ramps, maintenance areas, and facilities. Damage caused by “ground” accidents and incidents represents a major cost to Federal aviation programs. Safety measures have tended to focus mainly on aircraft safety in flight. This presentation discusses issues specific to ground safety such as human factors, response to incidents and accidents, reporting, and proactive management.
Speaker:
Dave Morton (DOJ/JPATS)
Mike Miles (GSA)
Thursday, July 26, 2007
11:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.
(ASO) Dept. of State/Inl Aviation Program Brief
This presentation will provide information on the legal risks inherent in Federal agency aviation operations and an overview of the legal system as it relates to aviation safety. Participants will gain a working knowledge of the legal processes affecting aviation safety and Federal agencies responsibilities when responding to aviation accidents and incidents, and a discussion of the NTSB and FAA regulations and agency responsibilities when an aircraft accident occurs.
Speaker:
Dave Campbell (DOS)
Thursday, July 26, 2007
11:15 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Fleet Regulations Update
Find out how Federal regulations governing motor vehicle management fit into an overall framework of laws, regulations, and policies. We will cover Federal Management Regulation 41 CFR 102-34 “Motor Vehicle Management” in its entirety and highlight recent updates. Come share your real world experiences and any questions you care to ask.
Speaker:
James Vogelsinger (GSA/OGP)
GSA Fleet - What's On Your Mind?
Join Bill Webster, Director of GSA Fleet, for a discussion on the latest from GSA Fleet and how it can help you with your fleet management needs. This is an excellent opportunity to ask questions on any topic related to GSA Fleet. Presenter: Bill Webster, Director, GSA Fleet.
Speaker:
Bill Webster (Director, GSA Fleet)
Professional Development - Commanding Leadership in Times of Change
A program about motivation, leadership, and getting the job done. Rediscover the effective and persuasive communication skills that tap into the potential of your organization by alignment of mission, vision, and values. Opportunity comes to those that are aware of the power of communication and knowingly harness that power. Walk away with a new perspective and skills on communication and the results they will bring.
Speaker:
Jeffrey Hansler
Federal Vehicle Standards (GSA Automotive)
GSA Automotive Engineering & Community Management staff will review the 2008 Federal Vehicle Standards: Sedan , SUV's and pick-ups, medium trucks, heavy trucks and buses that will be for the contract renewal for the contract renewal for the 2008 ordering season. We will review new items, new features, new models, discontinued models and other significant changes associated with all of the references standards. Speakers:
Russell Miller (GSA Automotive)
John McDonald (GSA Automotive)
Credit Card Fraud Prevention
Credit card fraud is a major crime category, costing the public billions of dollars each year. For law enforcement professional, fighting credit card fraud can be an arduous and time-consuming task. Individuals as well as organized crime groups perpetrate credit card fraud. GSA Fleet manages over 180,000 cards nationwide. The GSA Office of Inspector General has expanded its efforts in GSA Fleet credit card detection and elimination.
Speaker:
Floyd Martinez |
