Fleet Toolbox's fleetDOCS
This library of documents features more than 700 different items, which includes policies, RFPs, bid sheets, employee career path programs, fact sheets, information about fuels and fueling infrastructure, strategic plans, and more.
Next in our series on the different aspects of Fleet Toolbox is the free-to-access fleetDOCS. This library of documents features more than 700 different items, which includes RFPs, bid specs, manuals, employee career path programs, fact sheets, information about fuels and fueling infrastructure, strategic plans, and more.
You can get access to fleetDOCS by signing up for a free Lite account.
fleetDOCS is searchable by topic category, organization type (federal, municipal, state, university, etc.), by specific state and by agency.
Beyond being a vast resource, if you want to share ideas with your fellow public sector fleet managers, you can upload your own documents (any documents uploaded are subject to approval before being added to the library).
In our next article on Fleet Toolbox we’ll get into the benefits of using the fleetCOMPARE benchmarking tool.
Here’s a list of some of the document types available in fleetDOCS:
Anti-idling
Business Plans
Drivers Handbooks
Fleet Annual Reports
Fleet Forms
Fleet Management Policies and SOPs
Fleet Safety and Risk Management
Fleet Utilization
Fuel
Job Specs
Labor Rates
Lease Agreements
Lifecycle
PM Programs and Checklists
Pre-Trip Checklists
Process Improvements
Process Mapping
Replacement Policies
RFPs
Service Level Agreements
Strategic Planning and Benchmarking
Take Home Vehicle Policy
Technician Career Path Programs
Utilization Studies
Vehicle Justification
Vehicle Mileage and Allowance Policies
Vehicle Rental Rates
Vehicle Use Policies
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