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THE FUTURE
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For Mark Newnes, the next step for the mobile training unit is to attract a wider commercial market. Its available to Fraikin's contract hire, fleet management and rental customers, but its wider commercial potential seems to to be limitless.
And Fraikin is the only one doing this, he says, which gives the company market-leading status. Its added value for customers. Where new legislation comes in, we will tie it on to the vehicle. We want a reputation for delivering good service to our customers — that will help attract non-Fraikin operators," he says.
Key in the coming months is the Driver CPC, due next year, but the success for the mobile training unit with Tim Williams is its broad range of training. Contact Kevin Swallow :01539 738357 or 07828 637552