TMC's announces growing list of Certified VMRS Specialists

June 11, 2014
The latest individuals in the growing list of Certified VMRS Specialists have demonstrated their knowledge in the use of the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standards (VMRS).

ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) is proud to announce its latest group in its growing list of Certified VMRS Specialists. These individuals have demonstrated their knowledge in the use of the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standards (VMRS). VMRS is the industry standard coding convention for tracking equipment and maintenance information.  

The following is the latest group of Certified VMRS Specialists  (from May 6 - June 5, 2014).
Jason Mergele – Republic Services
Tara White – Republic Services
Lacia Scarpino – Republic Services
Kimberly Coffelt – Republic Services
Amy Marshman – Republic Services
Sharon English – Republic Services

Click here for the complete list of Certified VMRS Specialists.

The Certified VMRS Specialist Program provides current VMRS users a means of demonstrating their expertise and proficiency. It also encourages others to increase their knowledge and use of VMRS. 
 
The program highlights the importance of VMRS to employers and encourage employees to continue their VMRS education. Certified VMRS Specialists may display their certification and continue the proud tradition of implementing VMRS.

VMRS has been an important tool for successful fleet operation for more than 40 years and now users can receive acknowledgment of their expertise. The Certified VMRS Specialist Program highlights VMRS to employers and encourage employees to continue their VMRS education. It also broadens the scope and importance of VMRS to the maintenance community. 

The certification testing process consists of 15 multiple choice and one essay question pertaining to the use and implementation of VMRS. The questions assess an applicant’s knowledge of the VMRS coding structure and guidelines. The certification is valid for two years; applicants must retest to keep their status valid. 

The certification testing costs $100 for ATA/TMC members; $125 for  non-members.  In cases of a failing grade, one free retest is administered. An applicant must obtain a passing grade of 80 percent to qualify for certification status. If an applicant fails both tests, all subsequent testing will be administered at full price. There is no time limit on taking the test; the renewal period starts on the initial date of purchase

To register for testing, click the following link:
http://www/atabusinesssolutions.com/Default.aspx?TabID=1415&productId=2333171 

The VMRS Certified Specialist joins an exclusive group of committed people willing to go the extra step in improving their skills. TMC is proud to offer the VMRS community this opportunity to highlight their knowledge of VMRS. 

For further information on the VMRS Certified Specialist program, contact Jack Poster at 703-838-7928 or [email protected].

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