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Maintenance Policy

Fleet maintenance program: responsibilities, vehicle cleaning schedules, inspections, preventive and unscheduled repairs, repair procedures, parts and inventory, and shop safety.

NEMT · TransitOSHAFMCSA238 questions · about 1.5 hr
Your Business, LLC

Maintenance Policy

Effective: November 6, 2026

Objective

To establish effective and efficient delivery of maintenance and repair support services for fleet vehicles operated by Your Business, LLC that are responsive to the needs of regulatory compliance and performance goals which conserve vehicle value and equipment investment as well as to maintain vehicles in optimal condition to meet operational requirements of service.

Purpose

  • Creates a process to manage repairs that will provide repair information and document repair activities.
  • Determines management and technician staff levels, qualifications, and required experience.
  • Establishes an organizational policy on vehicle usage, maintenance, and repair that will drive fleet reliability.

Scope

It is the policy of Your Business, LLC to provide for central management of its fleet of vehicles and equipment, including its purchase, ownership, maintenance and repair, replacement, and disposal.

The Management Team and Fleet Management shall be responsible for planning, directing, managing, and supervising programs for the acquisition, assignment, utilization, maintenance, repair, replacement, and disposal of the vehicle and equipment fleet of Your Business, LLC.

General Vehicle Policy

For each department to perform at maximum productivity, operators must take care of the vehicles and equipment deployed to them. By keeping vehicles well-maintained and operating them as intended, repairs and downtime can be reduced.

To ensure that vehicles are kept within operating parameters, they will be maintained through cleanings, inspections, scheduled repairs, unscheduled repairs, warranty and outsource repairs, and administrative procedures as specified herein.

Your Business, LLC strives to meet or exceed the recommended manufacturer maintenance guidelines and specifications for all fleet vehicles.

Positions and Responsibilities

  • Board of Directors
  • Owner
  • General Manager

Board of Directors

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What's inside

  1. 1Objective
  2. 2Purpose
  3. 3Scope
  4. 4General Vehicle Policy
  5. 5Positions and Responsibilities
  6. 6Vehicle Maintenance Services
  7. 7Cleaning
  8. 8Inspections
  9. 9Maintenance and Repairs
  10. 10Preventive Maintenance
  11. 11Unscheduled Repairs
  12. 12Maintenance and Repair Procedures
  13. 13Warranty and Outsource Repairs
  14. 14Administrative
  15. 15Inventory
  16. 16Vendors
  17. 17Parts
  18. 18Shop
  19. 19Approval

Written against: Driver vehicle inspection reports follow 49 CFR 396.11 and 396.13 (FMCSA); shop safety rules reference OSHA standards.

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