Fleet

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Mark Polishchuk

Interim Chief Engineer

Email: mpolishc@sfsu.edu

Phone: (415) 338-6324

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Peter Auth

Executive Director, Facilities Operations

Email: pauth@sfsu.edu

Phone: (415) 338-2187

 

Department Org Chart

Text Version of Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance Org Chart

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Annual Fleet Operations Procedures

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Related Topics

Fleet Program Policies and Procedures

CSU Policies

 

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About

Fleet Services is responsible for the operation and maintenance of University owned vehicles, electric and gas-powered carts as well as landscaping movers and equipment. The team is dedicated to providing a quick response to broken down University vehicles and electric or gas-powered carts.

Facilities Services Management serves as a point of control for San Francisco State University state owned or leased vehicles and electric and gas carts as required by Executive Order 691 and Educational Code 89031.5 and California State University – Use of University and Private Vehicles Policy Guidelines. The Motor Vehicle Inspection Program has campus-wide administrative responsibilities related to vehicle specification, acquisition, inspection, repair and disposal. This program covers any campus-owned motorized device for land transportation that is self-propelled and carries a driver or is towed by another vehicle.

 

What We Do

  • Serve as primary operational contact for the campus Motor Vehicle Inspection Program
  • Troubleshoot University owned electric- or gas-powered carts and vehicles
  • Service University vehicles
  • Maintain a current campus Responsible Managing Employee (RME) list and safety and smog inspection and notification calendar
  • Maintain a current inventory of the campus-owned fleet and a list of non-campus owned vehicles stored and operated routinely on campus paths
  • Certify mechanical inspection of all new campus vehicles upon delivery
  • Inventory and label all campus-owned vehicles used on campus paths with the campus vehicle ID number
  • Make annual inventory reports to the Chancellor’s Office
  • Administer Voyager state fuel card program
  • Maintain and administer the Corporation Yard Underground Storage Tank program, including supplies, keycards and billing, serving also as the liaison with regulatory agencies
  • Perform program compliance audits as needed or other duties as requested by Motor Vehicle Inspector in implementing the Motor Vehicle Inspection Program
  • Act as the RME for Facilities Services vehicles to schedule, request procurement for and maintain records of all fuels, service and repairs

 

Fleet Program Policies and Procedures

The Fleet Program is multi-faceted and entails detailed operational procedures required for compliance with the Campus Motor Vehicle Inspection Program Directives, as derived from Executive Order 691-Motor Vehicle Inspections and applicable sections regarding vehicle inspection in CSU policies located in "Use of University and Private Vehicles-Policies and Regulations".

For more information regarding the Fleet Program operational procedures, please visit our Fleet Program Operational Policies and Procedures at the Additional Fleet Information page.

Here you will find information about:

  • Vehicle Maintenance and Inspection Services
  • Fuel
  • Vehicle Acquisitions (New or Replacement Vehicles) and Disposal
  • Compliance Monitoring
  • Servicing Vehicles Leased from State Garage
  • Vehicle Emergency Assistance
  • Rates for Services
  • Accidents and Reporting
  • Driver Safety Program: Driver Requirements
  • Documenting Control Of and Monitoring Use of Vehicles

 

CSU Policies

For more information about CSU Policies related to Fleet Services, please visit our CSU Policies page.