Asset protection
Vehicle condition, PureShield tier fit and handback-risk priorities.
Fleet Readiness Audit
Remove the hesitation before fleet managers approve a supplier.
A practical first step for fleet managers who need asset protection, compliance and ESG support, reduced off-site downtime, predictable operating costs and brand reputation control before committing to a fleet protection programme.
- MMCC hero proof point
- Pilot first
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- On-site review
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- ESG-ready data
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- No blind quote
Why it works
Fleet managers do not need louder claims. They need a route to yes.
The audit turns MMCC from a service quote into an operating plan. It gives procurement, operations and sustainability stakeholders the information they need before the first pilot is approved.
Compliance and ESG
COSHH, method statements, insurance, inspection evidence and methodology-based ESG support.
Downtime reduction
Site access, service windows and operating constraints mapped before the pilot.
Operating cost control
A monthly planning range, recommended rhythm and pilot size for budget review.
Audit scope
What MMCC checks before a pilot is proposed
- Fleet size, vehicle classes, condition profile and use pattern
- Primary site, parking access, waterless suitability and service windows
- Current supplier setup, pain points, handback risks and presentation gaps
- Insurance, DBS, COSHH, risk assessment and method-statement requirements
- ESG, Scope 3 Category 1 — Purchased Goods and Services, procurement, PO, invoicing and internal reporting needs
- Recommended pilot scope: vehicles, cadence, PureShield tier and review point
Pilot path
From audit request to fleet decision pack
01
Audit request
You submit fleet size, site details and reporting needs.
02
Readiness review
MMCC maps access, compliance documents, service rhythm and fleet risks.
03
Controlled pilot
A focused vehicle group is serviced on-site with condition evidence captured.
04
Decision pack
You receive the pilot outcome, planning range and recommended ongoing cadence.
Decision support
What the fleet manager can take back internally
Recommended pilot size and vehicle mix
Monthly planning range and service rhythm
Site access and operational constraints
Procurement document checklist
ESG-ready service data methodology notes
Condition reporting and PureShield tier fit
Request the audit
Tell us what the fleet manager needs to approve.
Submit the basics. We will respond with the right next step: audit call, site review, pilot recommendation or platform preview.
Prefer to review the pack first?
Open the fleet audit sales packCommon questions
Before you request the audit
What does the Fleet Readiness Audit include?+
It reviews fleet size, vehicle classes, site access, service windows, current fleet care arrangements, reporting requirements, compliance documents and a pilot recommendation.
Do we need to commit to a contract before the audit?+
No. The audit is designed to create a practical pilot plan before any ongoing service agreement is confirmed in writing.
Environmental and operating figures are planning estimates unless expressly confirmed in writing. PureShield performance and protection duration vary by service tier, vehicle use, surface condition and aftercare. The audit does not create a service agreement until scope, price and operating conditions are confirmed.