The Mediafleet sustainability policy includes initiatives to reduce waste, cut water and energy consumption, source renewable energy to power facilities, use sustainable materials in the manufacturing process wherever possible, recycle waste materials generated on and off site, utilise supply chains with sustainability strategies, and support not-for-profit organisations such as charities and community interest companies.
Fleet management business has introduced the all-electric Mercedes eSprinter commercial vehicles to Medequip’s 460-strong service and delivery fleet. The move follows a successful trial last year. Medequip specialises in the supply of community equipment to local authorities and the NHS across the UK, delivering a wide range of apparatus and support particularly to older, disabled and vulnerable people in their own homes.
Businesses are increasingly realising that the vans from which their products are delivered are now potentially one of the most visible and effective marketing tools of the customer experience – and are investing more time, effort and resources in ensuring that the vehicle projects the right image.
New fast-change graphics have been made possible by an emerging combination of technical advances and Mediafleet’s operational capabilities as it is only relatively recently that the graphics vinyls used on vans have become sufficiently flexible to allow this kind of service.
Although the premise of vehicle graphics provisioning is a simple one, the processes involved demand an agreed schedule and pricing model set against the backdrop of all party responsibilities. That removes any ambiguity that would exist without an SLA.
Achievement of platinum partner status follows the successful completion of training and assessment of all Mediafleet’s 14 fitters to the required standard.
