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Fleet Management

Take control of your municipal fleet with expert strategies for maintenance, compliance, and operational efficiency that keep your vehicles—and your team—moving forward.
A row of blue trucks and construction vehicles in a garage or warehouse, with a focus on equipment like loaders and plows.

Registration Info

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Fee:
Member Rate - $1,390.00
Duration:
3 days

What You’ll Learn

  • Implement best practices in municipal fleet procurement and maintenance 
  • Manage fuel, inventory, and seasonal changeovers efficiently 
  • Ensure compliance with CVOR and other regulatory requirements 
  • Strengthen shop safety, facility security, and emergency planning 
  • Conduct vehicle assessments and collision investigations with confidence 

Course Description

Managing a municipal fleet is no small feat—especially when it includes everything from snowplows to service vans. This comprehensive course gives you the tools to streamline operations, reduce downtime, and stay compliant with regulations. 

From procurement and preventative maintenance to fuel tracking and facility security, you’ll explore proven strategies that keep your fleet running smoothly and safely. Whether you’re overseeing a small garage or a large municipal operation, this course helps you take control with confidence. 

Course Details

  • Road and fleet supervisory staff 
  • Public works professionals managing municipal vehicles 
  • Operations managers responsible for fleet performance and compliance 
  • AORS’ Certified Road Supervisor (CRS) candidates 
  • Engineers seeking PEO PEAK professional development hours 
  • Equipment procurement 
  • Greening the fleet 
  • Fuel management 
  • Work order management 
  • Purchase orders 
  • Inventory controls 
  • Seasonal changeovers 
  • Vehicle assessments 
  • Preventative maintenance 
  • Shop health and safety 
  • Facility management 
  • Facility security and emergency plans 
  • Record-keeping 
  • Training and licensing 
  • Collision investigations 
  • CVOR requirements 
  • No prerequisites 
  • Access to a computer or tablet recommended for note-taking and reference materials 
  • AORS: Elective course for Certified Road Supervisor – Intermediate level (CRS-I) 
  • OACETT: Eligible for technical specialist program (Point Value: 5) 
  • Engineering Institute of Canada: Awards 2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) 

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Guelph 35 Cowan Pl., Guelph, ON

$359.99 + taxes/night (Standard rooms, non-smoking)
$379.99 + taxes/night (King Suite with Pull-out Sofa, non-smoking)

Check-in: 3:00 pm; Check-out: 12:00 pm

To book, call the hotel directly at 519-763-2339 and ask for the “Ontario Good Roads “special rate.

Please note: The cut-off date to book is Friday, February 26, 2027, to guarantee a reservation. Once the reservation is made, no complimentary changes or cancellations are allowed after Sunday, April 18, 2027.


Delta Hotels Guelph Conference Centre 50 Stone Rd. West, ON

$209.00 + taxes/night

Book your group rate for Good Roads – Open Block

Please note: The cut-off date to book is Monday, April 5, 2027, to guarantee a reservation.


Cambridge Hotel & Conference Centre 700 Hespeler Rd., Cambridge, ON

$149 + taxes/night (Traditional 2 Queens and Deluxe 1 Queen with pullout)

Check-in: 3:00 pm; Check-out: 11:00 am

To book, call the Reservations Department at 1-866-622-1505 or Email frontdesk1@cambridgehotel.ca and use the group name: Guelph Road School 2027

A valid credit card is required for all individual reservations to guarantee the room.

Please note: The cut-off date to book is Monday, April 2, 2027, to guarantee a reservation.

A permit is required to park on campus between 8:00am-5:00pm. Daily passes are available for $13.05 (including HST and Service Fee).

Antonio Lata

Antonio has over 20 years of professional experience as an insider and as a consultant in various industries, including Telecommunications, Engineering and Construction, Manufacturing (Cement, Heavy Industries, Electronics) and Power Generation and Distribution Plants in Canada, U.S., U.K and Japanese Companies. He has conceptualized, designed, and facilitated more than 100 health and safety training programs across major industries. He’s a trained healthy and safety professional in Canada, U.S., Philippines and Japan.