Expert Advisory Services

Fleet
Consulting

A roadmap for your fleet’s future — delivering more efficient operations, cost savings, higher revenues, and excellent customer service.

Core Service

Full Fleet Analysis:

Our Fleet Analysis evaluates your entire operation and then provides easy-to-understand recommendations. Those recommendations are provided in three phases: 1) Immediate Action2) Intermediate Action, and 3) Long-Term Action. This three-phase WHEN approach allows your management team to evaluate the needs that fit within your current budget while also providing a roadmap for future planning and budgeting.

By defining how your organization is operating today, our Fleet Analysis then provides WHAT changes should be made in order to operate a more efficient fleet. Within each category, our report will provide WHY the recommended improvements will equate to positive change, smarter decisions, cost savings, and an operation capable of achieving much greater success — and HOW to proceed in making those changes.

A complete Fleet Analysis will address Fuel and Fleet Management Systems, Alternative Fuels and Infrastructure, Telematics, Car Sharing, Transitioning to Electric, Fuel Station Studies, Equipment Replacement, Utilization Study, Process Engineering, Right-Typing, Right-Sizing, Shop Certification Programs, Staff Studies, Team Building, New Policies and Procedures, In-House vs. Outsourcing.

1. Immediate Action
2. Intermediate
3. Long-Term

Tailored Approach

Fleet Consulting in a Specific Area:

First, everything begins with a no-obligation conversation. We want to hear your goals and your challenges. We will then discuss specifically what we are able to do in order to provide you with the perfect solutions.

Whether it’s discussing your needs for a more efficient operation, evaluating staff to technician ratios, addressing better utilization of your vehicles and equipment, building a car share program or implementing a data-driven equipment replacement program — our goal is always to help you advance: first to one level, then to the next.

Financial Planning

Budget Cuts:

  • Has Covid-19 caused cuts to your operating budget?
  • Do you have a plan that includes how to move forward with equipment replacement?
  • Would you like to explore what assets could be candidates for lifecycle extensions?
  • Do you have a plan for what to do in order to maintain an efficient operation?

Workforce Efficiency

Staffing Study:

  • Are you taking into consideration your percentage of outsourced work?
  • Are responsibilities appropriately assigned to the correct staff member?
  • Are you using VEUs (vehicle equivalency units) to determine the correct mechanic to asset ratio?

Performance Metrics

Productivity:

  • Does your technicians charging a high percentage of their labor directly to the customer as opposed to indirect time that is not billable?
  • Is the time for your staff takes to make repairs comparable to industry standards or are repairs taking too long to perform?
  • Do you understand your organization’s “fully burdened labor rate?”

Technology & Infrastructure

Modernization:

  • Does your operation have out-of-date equipment?
  • Is your facility laid out correctly? If not, it will take longer for a technician to find tools, get parts, and log on to work orders.
  • How your staff is collecting and using the data is vital. As they say, “garbage-in, garbage-out.”
  • Having up-to-date technology is the easiest way to save money and improve productivity. Having the correct Fleet Management Information System and Fuel Management System is critical.

Sustainability

Environmental:

  • Is your operation embracing environmental issues and programs?
  • An Energy Plan can result into thousands of dollars in savings from managing the facility, tires, fluids, fuel, alternative energy vehicles, and more.
  • Safety is another area of concern for most fleets. There are many solutions that should be considered to reduce risk, liability and provide cost savings to any organization.
  • Having up-to-date technology is the easiest way to save money and improve productivity.

Culture & Excellence

Leadership:

  • Is your operation embracing environmental issues and programs?
  • An Energy Plan can result into thousands of dollars in savings from managing the facility, tires, fluids, fuel, alternative energy vehicles, and more.
  • Safety is another area of concern for most fleets. There are many solutions that should be considered to reduce risk, liability and provide cost savings to any organization.
  • Having up-to-date technology is the easiest way to save money and improve productivity.

Ready to Transform Your Fleet?

No obligation — let’s start with a conversation about your goals and challenges.