MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The Auction Academy is expanding its training to include commercial and government fleet managers, commercial account representatives, and dealers for the first time in its five years of existence, the continuing education organization has announced.
Fleet managers discuss the challenges of stepping into a management role from the shop floor and the increase of non-technical fleet managers entering the industry.
A sold-out Public Fleet Summit in Minnesota gave fleet and public works professionals an opportunity to connect with nearby agencies and learn from nationally recognized fleet professionals.
If Harvard had a school of fleet, it would have lots of courses on vehicle selection, advanced lease accounting, depreciation, and maybe even alternative powertrains.
Despite not having technical backgrounds, fleet managers with administrative experience bring a variety of advantages to their departments.
Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) has released the complete educational lineup for the 2015 conference. The 2015 GFX takes place June 8-11 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
Fleet managers with remaining 2014 training dollars can put that money toward attending GFX 2015. Register by Dec. 31 to get $200 off a full conference pass.
The American Public Works Association announced new eligibility requirements for the CPFP program, allowing private fleet management experience to count toward the work experience requirement.
While the basics are as fundamental of the tools they use, technicians need to continuously train to keep ahead of the technological curve, at work, at home and anywhere they can connect.
The NAFA Fleet Management Association announced that six public-sector fleet professionals are among those who have recently earned the Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM) designation.