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With the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season just around the corner—officially beginning June 1 and ending November 30—there is no time like the present to prepare your fleet operations for the weather that Mother Nature might decide to throw your way.
Spring is peak time for natural disasters such as tornadoes and hurricanes, which can quickly affect your fuel supply and cripple your work. A little preparation now can go a long way when that day comes.
There are two parts to keeping your fleet productive in crisis situations. It starts by having a reliable fuel program partner who understands emergencies. Once you have a reliable partner, work with them to ensure that your needs are met by planning in advance for worst case scenarios – scenarios we all hope will never happen.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
If it seems that your fleet requires refueling more frequently as the mercury slides lower, it’s not your imagination. Colder temperatures and winter driving conditions can mean, among other things, increased idle time, lower tire pressure and heavier rolling resistance, all of which can have a significant impact on fuel economy, no matter how responsible your drivers are or how carefully your vehicles are maintained.
Tags: Emergency Fueling, Fuel Management
When you receive an email or a card in the mail announcing an industry conference or seminar, you are probably more inclined to hit the delete button. Not all emails will make you sit up and take notice.
There are so many conferences it sometimes seems that there is a conference just to have a conference about an upcoming conference.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
Hurricanes and other disasters can be devastating to business operations. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) forty percent of businesses do not open after a disaster and another twenty-five percent fail within one year. Pretty alarming statistics.
In fleet operations a disaster such as a hurricane can bring your fleet operations to a grinding halt, destroy property and ruin your reputation. If you think insurance will completely cover the lost revenue and expenses needed to repair the destruction caused by Mother Nature’s handiwork—think again.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
When a hurricane or disaster strikes, it can create multiple operational challenges. Confusion is rampant and the need to move quickly to contain the mayhem is “job-one,” as both your business and reputation are at stake.
The best defense against disaster is a good offense. When it comes to your fleet operations, taking action and going on the offensive by developing a crisis communications plan should be a top priority.
Why do you need a crisis communications plan? What key elements should be included? For an overview of the basics to help you get started—specifically, audience and messaging—read on.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
Hurricane season officially began June 1st and ends November 30th. All it takes is one hurricane to disrupt your business and shut down your fleet operations. When dealing with disaster, it is best to think like a Boy Scout and always be prepared. Here are a few quick tips to help ensure your disaster plan is well-designed and effective so that whatever curve balls Mother Nature throws your way, your organization can weather the storm and get back to business as quickly as possible.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
