Ticketer products - Vehicle checklists

Ticketer’s Vehicle Checklist feature gives Operators real-time visibility of reported vehicle defects, either completed by the drivers on their early morning walk-round checks or at any point mid-service. Ticketer’s Vehicle Checklist feature means it is no longer necessary to conduct daily checks using a paper checklist, and capturing information electronically means there’s no paperwork to lose.

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flexible vehicle checklists

Operators can define the checklist to suit their own operation and can even have different checks for different vehicles (for example single vs double deckers). Operators can tailor when checks should be made to their own specified timescale, such as the first run of the day or every 6 hours.

comprehensive reporting capabilities

Drivers can add notes and mark fault positions. Unresolved defects are retained on the ETM, so drivers are aware of any known pre-existing issues.

Faults can be reported and viewed instantly

Results are uploaded to the Ticketer Portal for viewing and reporting. Checklists can be updated at any point during the trip to record incidents and other issues. Easy reporting allows access to historic checks, no more searching through the filing cabinet for a check carried out last year.

A fully electronic vehicle checklist

Eliminates the daily sorting and re-keying of checklist cards and reduces errors. Defects can be signed off by engineers, via the ticket machine or the portal, allowing operators to select which is most appropriate to their needs and resources.

gives engineering teams visibility of identified faults during the service

It is no longer necessary to wait for the vehicle to return to the depot at the end of their shift in order to assess the engineering team’s workload for the night. Any faults noted can be graded for urgency, from immediate engineer attention required to logging an overnight repair.

REDUCES OPERATIONAL AND REPORTING ADMINISTRATION

Creates an audit trail which is a vital part of compliance procedures, no paper to lose and faults are easier to audit, trace and administer in electronic format. Which can be used as evidence of “Best Practice” when it comes to the DVSA.

INTEGRATION TO FLEET MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Any reported defects can be shared to third party fleet management systems, either through regular exports or a direct API.

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