What To Do About Tomorrow’s Maintenance Challenges?
That is the focus of this year’s Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) Fall Meeting
Diagnostics: What Your Fleet Needs to Get the Job Done: This session will address what a shop needs to get the job done for fast and efficient troubleshooting of today’s heavy duty trucks. Subjects covered will be correct computer hardware, software, adapters and tooling.
MPG: Lost in the Details: This session will talk about how small things can affect fleet fuel economy. The panel will consist of fleets and manufacturers who will share information and data associated with how modest maintenance practices and spec’ing options can significantly improve mile per gallon performance.
Twenty-first Century Tools for the 21st Century Shop: During this session, panelists will present what they believe fleets and service providers must do to bring their maintenance operations up to speed when it comes to current technician tooling needs. They will cover hand-held tools and diagnostic adapters, starting and charging system analyzers, PC-service tools and other tools needed to properly service today’s equipment.
Complete details on the TMC 2012 Fall Meeting, plus registration information, can be found at: http://www.trucking.org/Federation/Councils/TMC/Pages/default.aspx.
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