How On-Site Fleet Maintenance Reduces Overtime & Lost Productivity

See how on-site fleet maintenance cuts overtime, waiting, and lost productivity for small and mid-sized fleets.

Why overtime and lost productivity pile up

Most fleets calculate maintenance cost in parts and labor, but the real bill shows up in overtime, missed jobs, and trucks sitting at a shop far from where work happens.

On-site maintenance cuts those invisible costs by moving the technician to the truck instead of the truck to the shop.

Common time-wasters in a shop-based model

• Drivers waiting in line just to drop off a truck.
• Supervisors juggling rides, shuttle vehicles, or tow trucks.
• Units sitting for hours waiting to be pulled into a bay.