Iveco keeps transport operating

Iveco keeps transport operating

The health and well-being of customers and staff is Iveco’s priority, and its workshops are implementing the government’s hygiene and safety guidelines.

The Iveco brand thanks all the mechanics, technicians, transporters and drivers for their tremendous effort and commitment to maintaining the supply network of our society.

The world of transport cannot stop and neither can the Iveco Service Network, in order to guarantee the necessary supply of goods. To support transport professionals in this effort, the brand is maintaining all its Authorized Dealers and Workshops at their disposal.

Iveco technicians and mechanics are working to ensure the best service to customers. Wherever possible, they are conducting telediagnostics and remote repairs on IvecoS-WAY and New Daily vehicles, keeping the vehicles on the road without stoppages or visits to the workshop.

The safety of Dealer and Workshop staff and customers is Iveco’s priority. All workshops are implementing the hygiene and safety guidelines provided by local Ministry of Health, have introduced stringent measures for cleaning the facilities, and regularly update their procedures according to the latest recommendations. To ensure safety distancing, service technicians and mechanics are working in smaller teams and the workshops are divided into separation zones marked in red. They use disposable gloves, masks and a vest. Every vehicle is completely disinfected, from the dashboard to the seat and steering wheel covers, before repair begins.

To ensure the strict implementation of the sanitary protocol, Iveco recommends that clients make an appointment at their nearest workshop, as long as it is not an emergency, in which case the workshops will respond to their request as soon as possible. For these types of repairs, Iveco will assist customers through its Assistance Non Stop Service.

In this unprecedented situation, Iveco wants to do everything possible to help the heroes who at this difficult time drive thousands of kilometers to maintain the food and sanitary supply chain operating efficiently. Because only together, we are unstoppable.

Source: Iveco

Nicole Portilla
Nicole Portilla
Nicolle Portilla is RTS’s Social Media Manager, and has been a valued member of the team since July 2018. She is responsible for content creation on all platforms, leveraging creative software, industry trends and research, and social media strategy to build upon the company’s online presence. Additionally, Nicolle contributes to the RTS blog, which serves to educate clients and industry players about our technology and sustainability efforts, and is responsible for the creation and dissemination of our internal and external newsletters. Prior to taking on the role of Social Media Manager, Nicolle served on the Sustainability team for nearly three years, assisting clients in achieving their sustainability goals through external communications and event organizing. Preceding Nicolle’s time on the RTS team is her work with Clean Water Action, where she promoted clean water initiatives. Nicolle graduated from Stony Brook University in 2018 with a B.A. in Sustainability.