MMS health check
Review the system the way it actually operates.
The purpose is not to create more paperwork. It is to understand whether the maintenance system is controlled, evidenced and usable by the people responsible for keeping the fleet safe and compliant.
Maintenance scheduling
How preventative maintenance intervals, vehicle requirements and workshop activity are translated into a controlled schedule.
Inspections & defect workflows
How defects are identified, reported, prioritised, repaired and formally closed out.
Records & evidence
Whether maintenance records provide a clear trail showing what was required, what was done and when.
Roles & responsibilities
Whether drivers, operations, workshop personnel and management understand who owns each part of the maintenance process.
Compliance & operational gaps
Identification of weaknesses that can increase roadside defect, audit, downtime or fleet-risk exposure.
Independent service. ATE’s MMS health check is an independent engineering and operational review for heavy vehicle operators. ATE is not affiliated with, appointed by or endorsed by the NHVR, and the review is not an NHVR audit or approval.