PRINCETON, N.J. – The National Association of Fleet Administrators’ (NAFA) Board of Trustees, upon recommendation from the NAFA Certification Board, approved new eligibility criteria for entrance into NAFA’s Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM) program.

The new prerequisites for enrollment in the program are:

• Current employment in a position that directly or indirectly is responsible for the management, supervision, operation, and/or maintenance of a company, agency, or organization’s fleet assets; or

• Employment in a position that directly or indirectly provides vehicles, products, services, support, and/or consulting services to a company, agency, or organization’s fleet assets; or

• Students enrolled in an accredited university, college, or trade school registered in a course of study directly related to fleet management.

  To earn the CAFM designation, participants must pass an exam and show proof of either (a) at least one year of employment or prior employment in a position that directly or indirectly is responsible for the management, supervision, operation, and/or maintenance of a company, agency, or organization’s fleet assets, or (b) one year of employment in a position that directly or indirectly provides vehicles, products, services, support, and/or consulting services to a company, agency, or organization’s fleet assets, or (c) graduation or certificate of completion from an accredited university, college, or trade school registered in a course of study directly related to fleet management. The NAFA staff is updating the CAFM materials and enrollment forms. Those interested in enrolling in the CAFM program should contact Joseph Dunne, NAFA’s director of education, at jdunne@nafa.org or (609) 986-1057.