Records and file review
Review driver qualifications and training records, hours-of-service information, inspection and maintenance files, and relevant safety policies within the agreed scope.
Understand the gaps in your records and safety systems before your audit. We help Ontario commercial carriers review their files, prepare their team and build a practical corrective action plan.
An upcoming facility audit can put pressure on owners, safety managers and office staff. Our consulting starts with your audit notice, available records and current processes. We identify the review priorities and agree on a scope that fits your fleet.
Our team includes former MTO Facility Auditors and Highway Carrier Inspectors. We bring that experience to practical preparation: organizing evidence, identifying gaps and helping staff understand the processes they are responsible for.
Review driver qualifications and training records, hours-of-service information, inspection and maintenance files, and relevant safety policies within the agreed scope.
Examine how your records and procedures work together. Identify missing documentation, inconsistent practices and recurring issues that need attention.
Turn findings into priorities, assign responsibilities and identify evidence of completed follow-up. Preparation should leave your team with clear next steps.
We serve Ontario carriers, including the GTA, Ottawa and surrounding areas. Include your location and whether you need a remote record review or on-site support so we can discuss suitable arrangements.
For continuing support after preparation, explore our fleet safety programs and compliance retainers. If your main concern is the carrier record itself, start with a CVOR review.
Yes. Include the audit date and the issues you want help with. We can then discuss the scope, priorities and availability before you commit.
Start with any audit correspondence, your current CVOR abstract and a description of your recordkeeping systems. We will discuss the specific files needed for your review.
No. A mock audit is a preparation and gap-assessment exercise. The MTO conducts its own review and determines the outcome.
Send an enquiry with your fleet details. Choose a call or email reply so we can discuss the next step.