Our aims
Promote the profession of car fleet management
To foster and promote the profession of vehicle fleet management within industry and commerce, develop strategic partnerships and regularly communicate with members and stakeholders.
Provide structured education and training programmes
To provide a structured education and training syllabus and methodology, designed to meet the needs of newly appointed and established vehicle fleet managers, fleet administrators, fleet industry specialists and those whose job responsibilities include fleet, leading to accredited, vocational qualifications recognised and accepted as the requisite for the profession.
Advance the profession through ongoing research
To advance the profession through ongoing research into all aspects of vehicle fleet management and communicate the findings to members and interested parties.
Promote the application of best practice management techniques
To promote the widespread application of best practices as relevant to vehicle fleet management, particularly those practices relevant to the environment, duty of care and safety.
Encourage the sharing of information
To encourage members in the sharing and communication of their knowledge and experience in the application of established and leading edge principles and practices through informal networking and interactions in training programmes and conferences plus the writing of articles, papers and text books.
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News
Institute of Car Fleet Management members won three of the four awards available for individual fleet managers at the 2009 Fleet News Awards, the most high profile awards in the fleet sector. click here.
Events
There are still a few places left on the next ‘Fast Track’ certificate level programme. This leads to the award of the externally accredited Certificate in Car Fleet Management which is rapidly becoming a benchmark qualification for fleet managers, administrators and service support providers. For more information, click here.
Big ROI on ICFM training
A common organisational dilemma – particularly in these times of economic constraint – is how to justify the cost of employee training and development, even for programmes directly linked to the individual’s own job. Find out more about the cost savings and efficiencies to be gained from ICFM training, click here.
Job search
The Members' Area features a Job Search section. The latest posting is for a Fleet Services Manager in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Generous tax free package.
Become a member
We are keen to encourage professional development of fleet management skills at all levels. To find out how becoming an ICFM member can benefit you, click here.
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