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Plant and Truck Certification Program

Certification of Delivery Vehicles

 

The new revision requires inspection and certification of delivery vehicles on an annual basis. NRMCA will issue Delivery Fleet Certification card for each vehicle meeting the requirements. This has evolved due to requests from producers and specifies. The process, described in Section 5 of the Check list, provides two options:

  • Option A:  In-house inspection of delivery fleet and review of records and procedures by the inspecting engineer. The company official bears the responsibility for supervision of the inspection of the delivery fleet.
     

  • Option B:  Inspection of delivery fleet by the inspecting engineer.

For both options, the period of certification for the delivery vehicle is nominally one year (14 months from the date of inspection). Plant certification remains on a two-year cycle. A request for NRMCA certification cards is required even if the state DOT inspects and approves delivery vehicles or if the company uses rental units.

 

 

The following points are to be noted for Option A:

(More details can be found in Section 5 of the Check List.)

  • Identify maintenance personnel who will be conducting the vehicle inspection for the required items in the Check list.
     

  • Ensure that they are familiar with the requirements of the vehicle inspection. A company manager should periodically supervise the inspection.
     

  • Maintain on file a statement of qualifications of these personnel and have these available for the inspecting engineer when the plant is inspected.
     

  • Make a request for a Delivery Fleet certification card using the Fleet Inspection Reporting Spreadsheet (The person inspecting the vehicle and the company official should complete this request).
     

  • NRMCA will issue a card with a unique vehicle ID and an expiration date. The card shall be applied to the driver side windshield or door of the delivery unit (some companies do not permit items on the vehicle’s windshield).
     

  • Maintain a record of inspection and certification on file (Section 5.7) for review by the inspecting engineer.
     

  • When the engineer inspects the plants, he or she will interview the maintenance personnel who performed the vehicle inspection and audit their inspection, as well as your records of certification.
     

  • Plant certification requires that more than 90% of trucks operating from the plant have a current certification.

 

For Option B, the inspecting engineer inspects all the delivery vehicles, completes the required information in Section 5.7 and makes the request for certification cards. These vehicles must be inspected annually.

 

 

 

 


 

 

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