Requirements for JLE wash
JLE Truckwash currently operates 14 wash bays at our customer’s facilities. We install our wash equipment, provide chemicals, employ local labor, and provide a yard spotter to move equipment to and from the wash bay.
The process works like this
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JLE will send an installation crew to your facility
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Our crew will work with your people to remove all unnecessary wash equipment currently in the facility
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JLE crew will assist in palletizing equipment that is to be saved. Customer will need to provide a dumpster or scrap container for items to be disposed of. Salvageable equipment will be repurposed
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Our crew will install semi-automated wash equipment
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JLE will install our chemical metering and application system
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JLE manager will bring the wash equipment on-line and train local labor to operate the wash system
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JLE will provide a yard spotter tractor to move trailers from the wash line to the wash bay and back to the ready line
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JLE will staff the wash facility on a schedule that allows the wash crew to capture and wash the equipment when it is in the yard and available
Distribution Center to supply
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Wash facility with functioning bay doors and facility maintenance
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Heat in wash facility to protect wash equipment from freezing
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Utilities, including, but not limited to: water, power, sanitary sewer, gas (where applicable)
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Pumping and disposal of sludge created in the wash facility
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Waste receptacles at the wash facility for disposal of waste
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Unhindered access to the wash facility and reasonable security for the wash equipment
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Clear and unobstructed path to and from wash facility for tractors and trailers
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Steady flow of tractors and trailers for washing
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Fuel for yard spotter tractor (Approximately 30 gal./week.)
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Access to break room and toilet facilities for JLE employees
