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Freeing Technicians for Higher-Priority Repairs
Could paid interns help public fleets free up experienced technicians for more complex repairs?
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Cobb County, Georgia, Fleet Services has moved out of a decades-old shop into a modern fleet facility.
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Each jack is engineered for heavy-duty applications, including trucking, transit buses, agriculture, and construction.
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Baxter Performance adapters work with standard spin-on oil filters, are easily installed, and make changing oil filters quick and simple.
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Over the last year, the BendPak team has redesigned and improved every Dannmar two-post lift, four-post lift, specialty lift, tire changer, wheel balancer, and accessory.
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How an operation cares for its vehicles and equipment undoubtedly impacts how frequently it will need to acquire new ones.
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Supreme front upper control arms feature an enhanced stamping profile with additional bracing on key areas of the frame to increase assembly strength and rigidity.
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PowrOff evaporates quickly and will not affect plastics.
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Fleet technicians maintaining City of Allentown, Pennsylvania, vehicles are ready to strike if their employer, a contractor, doesn’t come to an agreement with the union.
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The new facility will allow for technicians to efficiently maintain Cherokee County vehicles with the additional space.
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ASE is introducing a series of tests for tactical wheeled vehicle technicians. The military tests were specifically designed to align ASE tests to U.S. military equipment, task lists, and processes.
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