Vehicle Representative:
Alan Holowich
holowich1@llnl.gov
2-2205

The Main Responsibilities of (NDOP) Vehicle Custodians

1. Know the physical location or disposition of the vehicle and its keys.
   
   
2. Assure that the vehicle and its keys are readily available to users in the assigned group.
   
   
3. Keep the vehicle properly fueled and know what to do if the vehicle should inadvertently run out of fuel.
   
   
4. Schedule and deliver the vehicle to the LLNL Fleet Motor Pool Garage when notified for routine service and maintenance.
   
   
5. When necessary, schedule and deliver the vehicle to Motor Pool for specific non-routine repairs or special maintenance.
   
   
6. When the vehicle has a bi-fuel capability and will run on gasoline or CNG (compressed natural gas), assure that the vehicle uses a minimum of one full tank of unleaded gasoline every 60 days. Your vehicle has bi-fuel capability. This vehicle's primary fuel source should be compressed natural gas (CNG).
   
   
7. Know what to do if the vehicle is involved in an accident, particularly if the accident should result in property damage and/or personal injury.
   
   
8. Report end-of-the-month vehicle odometer readings to the NIF Programs Vehicle Rep. Your vehicle is categorized as Non-Discretionary Operational (NDOP), complete and submit the monthly vehicle availability log with the odometer reading (click here).
   
   
9. If necessary, encourage the users in your group to maintain optimum utilization of your assigned vehicle.
   
   
10. Verify that your vehicle is being charged to the correct account number. If that number changes or the account is closed, you should provide a new account number or the name of the Resource Manager or other contact who can provide a new account number for vehicle operating expenses.