Amazines Free Article Archive
www.amazines.com - Thursday, April 25, 2024
Read about the most recent changes and happenings at Amazines.com
Log into your account or register as a new author. Start submitting your articles right now!
Search our database for articles.
Subscribe to receive articles emailed straight to your email account. You may choose multiple categories.
View our newest articles submitted by our authors.
View our most top rated articles rated by our visitors.
* Please note that this is NOT the ARTICLE manager
Add a new EZINE, or manage your EZINE submission.
Add fresh, free web content to your site such as newest articles, web tools, and quotes with a single piece of code!
Home What's New? Submit/Manage Articles Latest Posts Top Rated Article Search
Google
Subscriptions Manage Ezines
CATEGORIES
 Article Archive
 Advertising (133573)
 Advice (161671)
 Affiliate Programs (34799)
 Art and Culture (73855)
 Automotive (145712)
 Blogs (75614)
 Boating (9851)
 Books (17223)
 Buddhism (4130)
 Business (1330640)
 Business News (426446)
 Business Opportunities (366518)
 Camping (10973)
 Career (72795)
 Christianity (15848)
 Collecting (11638)
 Communication (115089)
 Computers (241953)
 Construction (38962)
 Consumer (49953)
 Cooking (17080)
 Copywriting (6733)
 Crafts (18203)
 Cuisine (7549)
 Current Affairs (20319)
 Dating (45908)
 EBooks (19703)
 E-Commerce (48258)
 Education (185521)
 Electronics (83524)
 Email (6438)
 Entertainment (159855)
 Environment (28973)
 Ezine (3040)
 Ezine Publishing (5453)
 Ezine Sites (1551)
 Family & Parenting (111007)
 Fashion & Cosmetics (196605)
 Female Entrepreneurs (11853)
 Feng Shui (134)
 Finance & Investment (310615)
 Fitness (106469)
 Food & Beverages (63045)
 Free Web Resources (7941)
 Gambling (30227)
 Gardening (25202)
 Government (10519)
 Health (630137)
 Hinduism (2206)
 Hobbies (44083)
 Home Business (91657)
 Home Improvement (251211)
 Home Repair (46244)
 Humor (4723)
 Import - Export (5459)
 Insurance (45104)
 Interior Design (29616)
 International Property (3488)
 Internet (191031)
 Internet Marketing (146687)
 Investment (22861)
 Islam (1161)
 Judaism (1352)
 Law (80507)
 Link Popularity (4596)
 Manufacturing (20914)
 Marketing (99316)
 MLM (14140)
 Motivation (18233)
 Music (27000)
 New to the Internet (9496)
 Non-Profit Organizations (4048)
 Online Shopping (129734)
 Organizing (7813)
 Party Ideas (11855)
 Pets (38165)
 Poetry (2229)
 Press Release (12689)
 Public Speaking (5643)
 Publishing (7566)
 Quotes (2407)
 Real Estate (126700)
 Recreation & Leisure (95495)
 Relationships (87674)
 Research (16182)
 Sales (80350)
 Science & Technology (110291)
 Search Engines (23514)
 Self Improvement (153300)
 Seniors (6220)
 Sexuality (36010)
 Small Business (49312)
 Software (83034)
 Spiritual (23517)
 Sports (116155)
 Tax (7663)
 Telecommuting (34070)
 Travel & Tourism (308305)
 UK Property Investment (3123)
 Video Games (13382)
 Web Traffic (11790)
 Website Design (56919)
 Website Promotion (36663)
 World News (1000+)
 Writing (35843)
Author Spotlight
DESIGNPLUZ DIGITALAGENCY

Designpluz has steadily matured from a passionate graphics design start-up, into a full service digi...more
ELLIOT CHANG

Financial analyst and author writing on economy and business. ...more
TAL BARNEA

Tal is an electrical engineer with over 25 years of expertise with hardware, software, mechanical an...more
MANMOHAN SINGH

Digital marketing professional with 8 years of experience. A good listner, Stratgist and fun loving ...more
LEMUEL ASIBAL

Lemuel Asibal is a web content writer who also ventures on writing articles and blog posts about any...more


Say Goodbye to Unforeseen Maintenance Problems with These Top Tips by Laura Jeeves





Say Goodbye to Unforeseen Maintenance Problems with These Top Tips by
Article Posted: 04/05/2019
Article Views: 519
Articles Written: 4765
Word Count: 535
Article Votes: 0
AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Say Goodbye to Unforeseen Maintenance Problems with These Top Tips


 
Automotive
If you’re in the business of courier work, then one thing is certain: your vehicles are your livelihood. You want to take care of them as best as humanly possible. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: prevention is the best cure, and the best way to prevent unforeseen maintenance problems? Keep on top of things by knowing what to look out for and how to best look out for it.

Here are some of my top tips to reduce and manage unexpected upkeep issues.

Maintain a Maintenance Schedule Routine

Supposedly it takes about a month to form a habit – and if you’re in the courier work business, a good habit to form is adhering to a regular maintenance schedule. Not only does getting into a routine make it easier to remember to do frequent checks, you’ll also keep on top of possible upkeep problems you may not have noticed otherwise.

While most everyone knows you should rotate your tyres and get an oil change every 5,000 miles or so, some checks can accidentally fall under the radar until there’s something obviously wrong. Make sure you take a look at the status of the following so you can nip potential issues in the bud:

• Unbalanced tyres, uneven tyre wear and broken tyre belts • Springs, spring shackles, drums, brake pads, calipers and rotors • Wires, fluid levels, belts and the radiator • Struts, joints, shocks and the frame • The condition of the windshield wipers • If there are any leaks • If the chassis needs lube

Test it Out

Take your fleet vehicles out for a test ride every now and then. No matter how great your working relationship is with your drivers, maintenance problems can be easily overlooked or not reported. If you don’t know exactly what to look out for, have a mechanic you trust do these checks.

Communication is Key

Communication is vital – so make sure you maintain good contact among your employees. Businesses specialising in courier work often have many different departments (sales, accounting, drivers, etc.) and it’s important everyone keeps in touch with each other. An open door policy will make your employees feel comfortable coming to you to discuss everything from updates to issues. You’ll learn how your drivers are caring for and driving your vehicles – and that can prompt an early diagnosis of any maintenance problems, which will save you time, hassle and money in the long run.

If you’re in the business of courier work (and especially if you’re in a managerial position), you want to make sure your vehicles are running clean and mean at all times. By taking just a few extra precautions, such as routinely checking the status of your vehicles and keeping the doors for communication with your employees open, you can easily manage and reduce unforeseen maintenance expenses and keep your entire fleet running smoothly and efficiently.

Author Plate

Norman Dulwich is a correspondent for Courier Exchange, the world's largest neutral trading hub for same day courier work in the express freight exchange industry. Numerous transport exchange businesses are networked together on their website, trading jobs and capacity through what is now the fastest growing Freight Exchange in the UK.

Related Articles - Courier, work,

Email this Article to a Friend!

Receive Articles like this one direct to your email box!
Subscribe for free today!

 Rate This Article  
Completely useless, should be removed from directory.
Minimal useful information.
Decent and informative.
Great article, very informative and helpful.
A 'Must Read'.



 Author Login 
LOGIN
Register for Author Account

 

Advertiser Login

 

ADVERTISE HERE NOW!
   Limited Time $60 Offer!
   90  Days-1.5 Million Views  

 

Great Paranormal Romance


TIM FAY

After 60-plus years of living, I am just trying to pass down some of the information that I have lea...more
LAURA JEEVES

At LeadGenerators, we specialise in content-led Online Marketing Strategies for our clients in the t...more
ALEX BELSEY

I am the editor of QUAY Magazine, a B2B publication based in the South West of the UK. I am also the...more
GENE MYERS

Author of four books and two screenplays; frequent magazine contributor. I have four other books "in...more
SUSAN FRIESEN

Located in the lower mainland of B.C., Susan Friesen is a visionary brand strategist, entrepreneur, ...more
STEVERT MCKENZIE

Stevert Mckenzie, Travel Enthusiast. ...more
STEPHEN BYE

Steve Bye is currently a fiction writer, who published his first novel, ‘Looking Forward Through the...more
SHALINI MITTAL

A postgraduate in Fashion Technology. Shalini is a writer at heart! Writing for her is an expression...more
ADRIAN JOELE

I have been involved in nutrition and weight management for over 12 years and I like to share my kn...more
JAMES KENNY

James is a Research Enthusiast that focuses on the understanding of how things work and can be impro...more

HomeLinksAbout UsContact UsTerms of UsePrivacy PolicyFAQResources
Copyright © 2024, All rights reserved.
Some pages may contain portions of text relating to certain topics obtained from wikipedia.org under the GNU FDL license