PHH Arval Launches Equipment Rental Services
SPARKS, MD - The service is designed for fleets that need help securing and/or managing storage trailers, construction trailers, forklifts, lift trucks, aerial lifts or other material handling equipment for projects in the U.S.
SPARKS, MD - PHH Arval introduces an industry-first service for fleets that rent equipment for short-term projects: PHH Equipment Rental Management Services.
The customizable service is designed for fleets that need assistance in securing and/or managing storage trailers, construction trailers, forklifts, lift trucks, aerial lifts or other material handling equipment for projects throughout the United States.
PHH rental specialists help fleet clients secure the right equipment at the right time, using clients’ existing suppliers or PHH’s extensive network of equipment rental suppliers. The specialists manage all aspects of the rental – from delivery and inspections to preventive maintenance (where applicable) and pick-up at the end of the project. PHH also audits supplier invoices, consolidates billing, and provides detailed information about equipment rental event activity from inception to conclusion via PHH InterActive. In addition to the suite of services offered, the Center for Transportation Safety, a PHH Arval company, provides operator training to ensure the safe and efficient use of the equipment.
Rob Stowers, Senior Vice President of PHH FirstFleet, PHH Arval’s truck and equipment services division, said, “The management of equipment rentals for short-term projects can be a complicated process with major cost implications when it’s not done efficiently. We are pleased to be the first fleet management company to provide this comprehensive service to the industry. The addition of this new program solidifies our leadership position as the one-stop resource for all truck services.”
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