← Lessons 13-Planned Preventive Maintenance
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1. INTRODUCTION 2. THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANNED MAINTENANCE 3. PROGRAMME PLANNING 4. PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE 5. THE SYSTEM AND PROCEDURE 6. IN-HOUSE MAINTENANCE 7. CONTRACTED OUT MAINTENANCE 8. DOCUMENTATION 9. ELECTRONIC RECORD KEEPING 10. CONCLUSION QUICK EXAM NUMBERS / FACTS – MEMORISE THESE 12. FINAL MEMORY CHECKLIST

2. THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANNED MAINTENANCE

  • Using an unroadworthy vehicle can damage company policy, objectives and reputation.
  • Poor maintenance can have consequences for the operator’s licence and Certificate of Competence.

2.1 VEHICLE PROHIBITION

  • Defective vehicles found during roadside checks may receive a PG9 prohibition notice.
  • PG9s are recorded against the operator’s licence at the Traffic Area Office.
  • Recorded prohibitions may affect future licence applications or fleet increases.
  • They may also contribute to revocation, suspension or curtailment of the operator’s licence.

2.2 SAFETY ASPECTS

  • The welfare and safety of road users, pedestrians and crew members must always be a priority.

2.3. GENERAL BENEFITS

  • Maximum vehicle availability.
  • Maximum vehicle earning potential.
  • Satisfied customers.
  • Protection of company reputation.