ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ to Promote Fleet Maintenance Services at TechAdvantage Expo
ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ can service the bucket truck's aerial device, as well as the chassis.
People assume that when they flip a switch, the lights will come on. But a lot of behind-the-scenes work is necessary to make that happen.
One of the key tools needed to ensure a reliable electricity supply is reliable vehicles to service power lines and facilities. Thatβs where ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ comes in.
will promote its contract maintenance services during the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) from February 15 to 18 in New Orleans.
ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ offers local electric cooperatives and utilities skilled technicians with the latest training and diagnostic technology to service their bucket trucks and other vehicles.
βWe provide a consistent overall fleet approach, which enables electricity providers to benefit from the technical expertise, cost efficiencies and purchasing power of a larger transportation services company,β said Marshall Merz, National Support Executive at ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½.
ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ can provide maintenance services either at its own facilities or on-site at the customerβs location. Current customers range from rural electric cooperatives to large metropolitan utilities with more than 1,000 vehicles.
βOne of the advantages ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ offers is that weβll service the entire vehicle β both the chassis and aerial device,β Merz said. βOur customers gain efficiency and convenience in dealing with a single provider to ensure their vehicles are well-maintained.β
Through its contract maintenance services, ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ can help electric providers:
- Lower operating costs
- Save on procurement expenses
- Optimize vehicle uptime
- Extend years-of-service for trucks
- Gain greater visibility and reporting power through the
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A global leader in transportation services, ΜΗΠΔ΄«Γ½ Truck Leasing operates more than 230,000 vehicles and offers leasing, truck rental, and logistics services with more than 1,000 locations in North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia.
By "Move Ahead" Staff