INFINITI updates Boot Camp as fleet safety training demand grows

INFINITI Fleet Safety Training has refreshed its INFINITI Boot Camp for fleet and safety leaders, with new Dallas-area dates, updated curriculum and new program leadership under Bill Dorfner. The free event is aimed at helping companies reduce risk, strengthen safety culture and improve profitability.

Why it matters: - Fleet safety teams are under pressure to reduce risk, improve training consistency and protect operating margins. - The updated Boot Camp is designed to help companies identify behaviors and process gaps that affect risk, efficiency and profitability. - The event is free, and INFINITI covers flight and hotel costs for qualifying companies with 50 or more drivers.

What happened: - INFINITI Fleet Safety Training opened registration for updated INFINITI Boot Camp dates in the Dallas area. - The company says only a few seats remain for the upcoming sessions. - The program has been running since 2014 and is built for safety managers, risk leaders and fleet professionals. - Bill Dorfner is now leading the program as INFINITI’s Safety & Risk Training Manager.

The details: - The Boot Camp is a fully hosted safety leadership experience for fleet and safety leaders who want more control over their safety program. - The event is not structured as a passive seminar. - Attendees are expected to review their own operations, identify where risk is being created and leave with an action plan. - The revised agenda includes modules on the current state of trucking, managing safety beyond the driver and building a stronger safety culture. - Additional sessions cover accident response, root cause analysis and insurance renewals. - The program also includes guidance on using AI responsibly in a safety program. - Attendees will learn how to create custom training content without a studio-level production setup. - INFINITI says every module is designed to surface at least one area where consistent safety or training can affect operating ratios. - The event includes hands-on learning with the INFINITI LMS, peer discussion with other safety professionals and direct access to industry-focused guidance. - Certified safety managers can receive NATMI continuing education credits by attending. - The event page is available at Fleet Safety Training Boot Camp page.

Between the lines: - INFINITI is pairing curriculum updates with a leadership change, signaling a push to make Boot Camp more practical and more closely tied to current fleet risks. - The focus on AI, documentation and leadership conversations suggests the program is moving beyond driver compliance toward broader operational controls. - Bill Dorfner’s background in fleet safety, risk management and law enforcement gives the program a field-based perspective that may resonate with safety teams managing claims and repeat losses.

What's next: - Fleet and safety professionals can reserve seats now through the event page. - Questions can be directed to 972-232-7305. - INFINITI says the updated Boot Camp will continue to help attendees return to their companies with strategies they can use immediately. - Jay Wommack, INFINITI Fleet Safety Training CEO and founder, said Dorfner is the right person to lead Boot Camp into its next phase.