OPERATING ENVIRONMENT > Maintenance Activities

1. Fleet

2. Depot

3. Charging Infrastructure

4. Operating Environment

Maintenance Activities

Maintenance activities ensure safe service continuity under routine conditions as well as during seasonal disruptions such as heavy rainfall and route disturbances. Successful implementation requires clearly defined mitigation actions by relevant stakeholders, as detailed in the following table to support enforcement and compliance.

QnA

Q1. During routine operations, an STU observes inconsistent driver responses during heavy rainfall events. Which maintenance-linked activity directly addresses this gap?

Increasing route inspections Conducting regular refresher training for drivers Installing additional onboard sensors Revising charging schedules

Q2. Which maintenance activity best validates preparedness for route disruptions caused by extreme weather?

Daily dashboard monitoring Seasonal mock drills simulating heavy rainfall and route disruption Annual third-party audits Static classroom training only

Q3. How frequently should refresher training for drivers ideally be conducted to maintain operational safety?

Once every two years Only during incidents Once a month or at least quarterly At the time of induction only

S.No.

Activities

Responsibility

Regular Refresher Training:

Seasonal Mock Drills

All maintenance activities be meticulously conducted as per OEM prescribed schedules. Some of the maintenance activities are discussed here-under:

Regular Refresher Training: Regular refresher courses for the involved staff including drivers, covering not only driving skills but also the operational and maintenance skills. Additionally, conduct eyesight tests, hearing and other health check-ups, normally once every quarterly.

Seasonal Mock Drills: Conduct seasonal refresher training and mock drills simulating heavy rainfall and route disruption.