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Customers may even be eligible for funded training that is provided on behalf of Transport for London and FORS if a FORS Operator.
Driver - Single Point of Truth, or D-SPOT is the company’s cloud based system providing lorry, bus and coach operators with a cost-effective solution to manage and monitor legal and contractual training compliance.
Currently, 79% of transport operators use spreadsheets, which are extremely time consuming and complex to manage. Coupled with manual data entry, this risk of inaccurate data and difficulties in quickly reviewing status will lead to the single point of failure.
There are software systems out there, but the 21% of operators that use them know they are not dedicated systems and are usually part of HR or TMS systems and are of limited flexibility, difficult to customise and predominantly designed by software companies who lack understanding of fleet operations.
D-Spot is a single view of the truth of driver training status which is customisable to all training requirements including DCPC, FORS, MPQC and has the facility for bulk import or single input. Training is automatically uploaded in real-time direct from Fleet Source and can record any type of training including internal and external. There is an extensive range of reporting features from company, operating centre or individual levels.
Simple dash board reporting offers quick view of legal compliance of individual drivers CPC hours, an understanding of customer FORS (or any other scheme) driver training status and can predict training requirements by company, operating centre and driver level.
UK Road Tanker Inspection Ltd – A failing tanker could cost a business dearly. Regular tanker testing with a trusted accredited supplier will increase safety, reduce downtime, prolong the tankers lifespan and ensure a company is meeting the legal requirements for its business. Ultimately it will save money and time.
UK Road Tanker Inspection Limited (UK RTI) is an industry leader and was the first company in the UK to gain accreditation for 6-year gas testing. Gas testing is the best solution as it is safe, convenient, reduces contamination issues and is environmentally friendly. The company offers mobile testing across the UK allowing it to test multiple vehicles at customers’ sites. UK RTI’s dedicated engineers and fleet management service means customers never miss a deadline. The company offers full inspection services for tankers. UK RTI is the first UK Inspection body accredited for gas testing and also offers mobile testing. UK RTI can also make use of on-site customer repair facilities, if required.
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Unlike traditional water-based testing, gas eliminates the risk of cross contamination and bio-fuel fungal growth. Gas testing is also much safer than water which makes it perfect for class 9 vehicles such as bitumen tankers. It reduces business downtime and is environmentally friendly avoiding unnecessary water wastage.
UK RTI’s team of dedicated engineers can manage everything for customers offering full fleet management for clients. The company’s systems manage testing cycles for a fleet, taking away all the hassle, avoiding compliance issues,
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proactively booking tests when they are due.
Premier Diagnostics – Premier Diagnostics is committed to bringing to market products offering innovative technology, effective modern design, quality build supported by a highly motivated team of engineers and office- based employees.
For customers down time is very expensive and often gives the organisation a bad name! Premier understands this. Its equipment is designed and built by experts for a high volume of work and minimum of maintenance to serve
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