What is the expectation for LOFR compliance in a fleet?

The expectation for LOFR (Lube Oil, Fuel Filter, and Repair) compliance in a fleet is set at 3% or less. This standard is established to ensure that the fleet operations maintain high reliability and minimize the risk of equipment failure due to inadequate maintenance.

Achieving a compliance rate at or below this threshold indicates effective management of lubrication and fuel filtration systems, which are critical for the operational efficiency and longevity of the vehicles or machinery in use. A lower LOFR compliance rate signifies that the fleet is successfully addressing maintenance issues and minimizing incidents that could lead to costly repairs or downtime. This reflects positively on the fleet management practices in place, demonstrating a commitment to optimal performance and operational standards.

Higher percentages, such as 5%, 10%, or others, would suggest a potential lapse in maintenance practices, leading to increased risks and possibly exceeding acceptable limits for operational efficiency and safety.