Maintaining Large Fleets in Challenging Conditions: Mesa Fire's Approach
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Maintaining Large Fleets in Challenging Conditions: Mesa Fire's Approach
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Bruce Quick and Jason Witmier welcome Jason Nickelson, Fleet Administrator for Mesa Fire and Medical, to discuss managing a large, diverse fleet and spec’ing apparatus for extreme Arizona conditions. Nickelson outlines Mesa’s fleet (about 250 total units, including 70 apparatus and 30 ambulances) and primary manufacturers (Pierce, E-One, Horton). He explains how Mesa standardizes key chassis components across brands to simplify maintenance, supported by a large parts room and regional service contracts. Emphasizing “we’re a preventative maintenance shop,” he describes Mesa’s OEM-focused PM model, long service-life expectations, and replacement timelines. The conversation covers heat-and-dust challenges, including HVAC importance, cooling-system maintenance, tint, and roll-up door considerations. Nickelson also shares early lessons from Mesa’s E-One Vector electric fire truck, focusing on cooling systems, noise/quiet operation, and clean-cab SCBA storage, then offers top spec priorities: maneuverability, support, ergonomics, and cab comfort.
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