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TMC's Recommended Maintenance & Engineering Practices Manual with supplements. Available online exclusively for all TMC members (nearly 500 individual RPs with illustrations) offers maintenance and specification best practices developed jointly by the industry’s top maintenance and engineering professionals.
Member price for NATMI’s (North American Transportation Management Institute) Certified Director/Supervisor of Maintenance courses.
An annual subscription to Transport Topics, a weekly newspaper that focuses on current issues relevant to the trucking industry. (Not provided for Owner/Operators, Small Fleets or Technician members.)
Monthly council newsletter – Fleet Adviser for maintenance managers. Available on-line for all TMC members.
The Trailblazer, TMC’s technical journal reports all meeting proceedings. Available on-line. Mailed copy not provided for Owner/Operators, Small Fleets or Technician members.
Fleet Maintenance & Technology, TMC’s technical magazine offering coverage of council news and featuring in-depth articles on topics important to trucking professionals.
Mailed quarterly to all members and available on-line.
TMC’s Membership Directory is available on-line and mailed each spring to all TMC members.
TMC/DECISIV PARTS AND LABOR COST ANALYSIS REPORT
Parts and Labor Cost Analysis for the North American Commercial Vehicle Market Report
ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) is issuing to its fleet members an ongoing series of benchmarking reports designed to track key performance indicators for commercial vehicle parts and labor based on the Council’s Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standards (VMRS), as prepared in partnership with Council member Decisiv. This will allow TMC member fleets to benchmark their overall parts and labor costs against actual costs captured in the Decisiv SRM platform.
The maintenance labor and parts data benchmarking report is organized by VMRS System Level Coding based on fleet and service provider data from hundreds of thousands of maintenance events that take place within the Decisiv platform.
The report tracks parts and labor expenditures and trends throughout North America, sorted by geographic location and dozens of VMRS-coded vehicle systems (e.g., brakes 013, tires 017, exhaust 043, etc.)
The TMC/Decisiv report, entitled “Parts and Labor Cost Analysis for the North American Commercial Vehicle Market” presents summaries compiled from more than 275,000 monthly service maintenance and repair events conducted across nearly 5,000 service locations in the U.S. and Canada.
Substantial discounts on registration and exhibit booth fees for all TMC annual events and up to 25 percent discounts on TMC products and publications, such as TMC's best-seller Radial Tire Conditions Analysis Guide.
TMC rewards long-time members by offering a five percent dues reduction for every seven years of consecutive membership. Been a member for 14 years? That’s 10 percent off your annual dues that will be automatically deducted from your annual dues invoice.
For questions about qualification, please contact us at 703-838-1763 or email [email protected].
TMC/FleetNet America Vertical Benchmarking Program, a roadside breakdown benchmarking service enables companies to compare their fleets' unscheduled roadside repairs with those of similar fleets.
NOTE: This program has ended as of January 1, 2023. No new reports will be issued as TMC member benefits. Previous reports are archived and available to fleet members upon request or otherwise available for purchase by clicking here.
ATA's Fleet CyWatch program assists motor carriers in their operations by identifying emerging cyber threats and helps guard against malicious actions of cyber criminals. For details, visit fleetcywatch.trucking.org.
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Repair information supplier Mitchell 1 has merged the Technology & Maintenance Council’s Recommended Practices into its web-based TruckSeries diagnostic and repair program.
This allows users to quickly access the information when servicing commercial vehicles.
More than 500 voluntary technical standards are included in the current edition of TMC’s 2022-2023 Recommended Practices Manual, covering maintenance, testing, and specification of a full range of vehicle systems such as electrical, tire & wheel, engines, chassis, brake systems and more. Mitchell 1 obtained licensed permission from TMC to incorporate the Recommended Practices collection in TruckSeries.
“TMC’s Recommended Practices are extremely valuable to the repair community, both for technicians and service writers and shop managers. However, with hundreds of recommended practices available, only a few might be appropriate for any given job,” Ben Johnson, director of Product Management for Mitchell 1, said in a news release. “Including the RPs in TruckSeries makes it easier than ever for technicians to find specific information with a single search, improving efficiency and productivity in the shop.
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Through a single log-in TruckSeries, technicians can access the information they need to diagnose and complete repairs for any year and make of medium and heavy-duty trucks.
They can quickly identify and reference the appropriate Recommended Practice(s) for any given job via the program’s 1Search Plus card-based format or through the Service Manual view.
Once a vehicle is selected in TruckSeries and a particular component is identified, the 1Search Plus view will include an index card for “Recommended Practices,” which will list RP’s that are associated with that vehicle and component.
New diagram navigation featureMitchell 1 also showed off a new diagram-to-diagram navigation feature of its advanced interactive wiring diagrams within its TruckSeries medium- and heavy-truck repair program.
The new wire-to-wire jump feature allows users to navigate from one wiring diagram to another, following the wire in which they are interested without exiting the initial view opened in TruckSeries for the job they are working on.
“With electronically distributed wiring diagrams, there has always been this challenge when one diagram ends and another needs to be accessed. Even with old-style book manuals, we used to bookmark one diagram when we needed to research another,” Johnson said. “Now, we can seamlessly navigate between them, following the circuit we’re interested in, without sacrificing efficiency.”
Wiring diagrams have branches that connect to other wiring diagrams that will likely need to be accessed in order to correctly diagnose a problem. In the past, for Mitchell 1 and other wiring diagram providers, it was necessary to exit the main view to search and find the ancillary wiring diagram for individual components. Now, each detailed wiring diagram can be accessed right from the main diagram by simply clicking on links shown for specific areas.
San Diego-based Mitchell 1 is a member of the Snap-on brand family. Mitchell 1 offers a complete line of integrated repair software and services, including vehicle repair information, business management and shop marketing services, to help commercial truck and automotive professionals improve productivity and profitability.
For the commercial truck segment, Mitchell 1’s TruckSeries software provides information required to estimate labor times, diagnose and repair all makes of Class 4-8 trucks.
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In 95% of cases the following repair works of course indicators help:
GLONASS Monitoring
Transport
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Parallel Driving Systems
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Automotive
GPS trackers
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Children's GPS Clock
and Personal Trackers
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Re -equipment
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GLONASS/GPS
Delivery
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Video surveillance
on transport
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Control systems
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cars
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9000 9000 Monitoring
international transportation
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Every month we measure the loyalty index of our Clients by asking one important question:
persons became our clients
in January 2023
87%
Supporters
10%
Neutrals
3%
Critics
Monthly survey results0005
Efficiency, quality, individual approach are three pillars on which relations between our companies are built for a long time.
LLC "Stavropol-Terminal"
- Vadim Vladimirovich Head of the transport section "Stavropolsky" LLC "Stavropol-Terminal" fuel costs (up to 25%), improve the discipline of drivers.
SILIX TRANSAVTO LLC
- Sharudi Magomedovich Director of SILIX TRANSAVTO LLC
The conscientious and efficient work of the competent specialists of the Stavtrek company allowed our company to quickly and efficiently solve technical, informational and service issues related to the maintenance of our facilities.
MTS OJSC
- Vladimir Vladimirovich Administrative Director of MTS OJSC in the Stavropol Territory
Using the monitoring system, we know the actual fuel consumption rates of each piece of equipment. We have also optimized logistics both on a long-distance route and on the territory of the plant.
Oktan LLC
- Sergey Vasilyevich Head of Transport Department Oktan LLC
Thermal Networks LLC expresses its gratitude to Stavtrek for the successful implementation of the transport monitoring system, professional service and timely response to any emergency situation .
Thermal Networks LLC
- Viktor Nikolayevich General Director of Thermal Networks LLC
The work of the dispatcher began to require much less time for reconciliation of waybills, checking the distance traveled, determining parking places for the required period of time.
JSC "RSK"
- Irina Vasilievna General Director
JSC "RSK"
Having studied the proposals, we
carried out test installations of the equipment. The result was cooperation with the Stavtrek company. Almost immediately after the implementation, half of the drivers quit...
Furniture Center "Mebel-Lotus"
- Evgeny Viktorovich Director of the network of furniture stores "Mebel-Lotus"
In general, we can state that cooperation with the Stavtrek group of companies » led to an increase in the productivity of the transport enterprise. Therefore, we recommend cooperation with this company to everyone
JSC StNGF
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