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Fleet managers are able to plan for the unplanned, ramp up on safety measures and overall productivity and lessen costs with a few basic prescriptions. By keeping a track record of daily, weekly or monthly activities in the workplace, the fleet managers will be able to come up with a reliable record of what stuff cost and how to take measures to keep their machine working as effectively as possible. This in turn, could potentially save a company thousands of dollars in a year.

There are a wide range of common suspects when looking to improve the efficiencies of any lift truck fleet. Like for instance, factors like aging machines, under-used assets and truck abuse could all contribute and become key sources of unexpected maintenance expenses. Situations like breakdowns and excessive damage could clearly incur unexpected and unnecessary costs also.

Executing a quick response to unplanned events defines a successful fleet maintenance. This can also be defined as "uptime at any cost." This is easy to understand when you think about the majority of fleet owner's core business comes from moving product in an efficient and timely manner. They need to guage how many lift truck tires they go through on a yearly basis and make sure they order accordingly.

Clients could think about the potential benefits they would receive from having a strong partnership with a service provider. Like for example, they will have the ability to share the use of technology required for data capture. What's more, they can be a part of many preventative measures and stay at the forefront of safety.

In order to determine the actual cost per hour, a company looks at the metrics involved. The facility where the lift trucks operate could be another easy clue to determining overall expenses. A close look at the floor levels, that initially appear harmless, can show that premature tire failure is happening at a high rate and numerous unnecessary costs are incurring.

Another example of wasteful assumption could be shift overlap. A client who runs 2 shifts, 5 days a week for example, may have as many as 30 operators on each shift. Having a 2 hour overlap of 15 operators automatically will automatically require the company to have forty five lift trucks. If though, the company had no overlap in shifts, they could cut their amount of trucks by 15 trucks. In just one year, you could see a 10% to 20% or even 40% to 45% cost decreases.

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