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Technological advancements that have become available on vehicles have changed the way we look at fleet. It’s also changed the role of technicians and what people in those positions will need to learn to keep up with a rapidly evolving world.
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The City of Tuscaloosa council approved the increase, along with changes in the job titles and descriptions, at a recent meeting.
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Just because you can service something in house doesn't mean you should.
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In a recent survey of public sector fleet professionals in Northern California, 41% said they provide incentive pay for certifications from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
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The secret to attracting and retaining talent lies in the professional environment you create and adapting to the demands caused by the geographic area your operation is located in.
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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 school believes this digital hands-on experience will better prepare students for a career in the automotive world.
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City of Conroe, Texas, Fleet Manager Erik Metzger discusses how he made a convincing argument for the addition to his team.
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Howard Gordon Sr. has been servicing the fleet for the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department as a contractor for more than 20 years; now it's the department's turn to assist him.
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As the number of Spanish-speaking technicians grows, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence is helping them with testing and certification.
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