Preventive Maintenance (PM) schedules are set by SEF to meet customers usage demands and manufacturer's maintenance specifications and warranty requirements. Each vehicle is assigned a PM schedule. SEF maintenance personnel work with vehicle users to keep all State vehicles in compliance with those schedules. Light-duty vehicles have a reminder sticker on their windshield; drivers should be aware of when the next PM service is due and schedule the vehicle to be serviced within that time.

Most PM Schedules have two types of services: an "A" service and a "C" service. The A service is routine maintenance and service, such as an oil change, tire rotation, lubrication, etc. that typically can be completed in less than one day. The C service is an in-depth service and maintenance process which can take much longer.

For actual services performed with each PM, contact you local SEF shop

 

Heavy Duty PM Schedules		A Service		C Service
Insp. ID	Description	Months	Hours	Months	Hours
2000	Heavy Trucks	6	250	12
2001	Heavy Trucks w/ Odometer	6	5,000 mi	12
2002	Heavy Trucks - low use	12	250	24	1,000
2003	ARFF Trucks	No A Service		12
2004	Heavy Trucks w/ Odom- low use	12	5,000	24	20,000
3000	Heavy Equipment	.	250	12
3001	Motor Graders	.	250	12
3002	Heavy Equipment - low use	12	250	24	1,000
3003	Motor Graders - low use	12	250	24	1,000
4000	Misc. Support Equipment	.	250	12
4001	Attachments & Sanders	No A Service		12
5000	Trailers All	No A Service		12
6000	Snowblowers	.	250	12
6001	Snowblowers- low use	6	100	12	1,000