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How would you de*ine your operation's maintenance program?


Does your operation have a set program for maintaining special needs equipment such as child safety restraint systems?


67% 11% 42% 58% 14% 3%


Yes No


8% 4% 1%


Do you have a defined, periodic maintenance program or programs that incorporate one or more checklist?


Does your garage utilize electronic or paper work orders?


Does your garage utilize electronic or paper work orders?


Does your garage utilize electronic or paper work orders? 50%


35% 7%


Electronic, only


What special needs equipment is maintained? (Select all that apply.)


Wheelchair securements Wheelchair lifts


Seat belts


Child safety seats Integrated child seats Harnesses Vests


58% 74% 52% 76% 58% 88%


83% 84%


89% 64% 21% 25% 42% 39% 24% 31% 21%


Yes No


What special needs equipment is maintained? (Select all that apply.)


Paper, only


Does your operation have a set program for maintaining special needs equipment such as child safety restraint systems?


Mixture of electronic and paper


How do your technicians receive training? (Select all that apply.)


Does your operation have a set program


for maintaining special needs equipment such as child safety restraint systems?


None


What special needs equipment maintained? (Select all that appl Ü WEB EXCLUSIVE


Wheelchair securements Wheelchair lifts


88% Seat belts


Child safety seats Integrated child seats Harnesses Vests


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58% 74% 52% 76%


83% 84%


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