Fleet Group, Inc. Announces Three New Services
DUNCAN, SC — January 1, 2006 — Fleet Group, Inc.
Fleet Group, Inc. has developed three new services to offer the truck maintenance industry. All Fleet Group employees hail from the trucking industry and have extensive maintenance backgrounds. This knowledge and experience has provided us with the insight as to the services that we know are imperative to any successful maintenance operation. We are very excited to make these new services available to the trucking industry.
Maintenance Analysis
With this service, Fleet Group observes a company’s overall maintenance process and procedures at no cost to the client. Once the needs analysis has been performed, the client is presented with a report detailing all the issues, observations and recommendations documented during the analysis. This serves as a roadmap to savings and a more efficiently running operation. Many customers have already realized a significant ROI by acting on the recommendations presented by Fleet Group after a maintenance analysis. Fleet Group can be retained to assist with the implementation of the recommendations as well.
Fleet Maintenance Manager and Supervisor Seminar
This one day course will provide the managers and supervisors of any maintenance organization with the skills and knowledge they need to be successful leaders. This seminar was designed by Fleet Group and can be hosted in your area for 10-15 maintenance managers and/or supervisors. Some of the topics covered during this information packed 8 hours are: effective communication, time management techniques, effective delegation, decision making, recruiting and interviewing techniques, understanding and working with budgets, working with KPI's, and methods for better customer satisfaction.
Preventive Maintenance Inspection Training
With all the changes in the equipment and electronics in the trucking industry, it is more important than ever to keep up with the changes in the PM process of this new equipment. Fleet Group became aware of the shortage of quality PM training for the trucking industry, and as a result, has developed a 2½ day Preventive Maintenance course that is held at the customer’s site. This localized training allows the technician to learn in an environment where he/she is the most comfortable, and on equipment that is familiar to him/her. The course can also be custom designed to fit the needs of the individual client. This course also helps new hires learn how to perform a proper PM, and provides the client with a working checklist of what needs to be covered during a good PM inspection.