Testimonial
John Maher, Director of Purchasing, Performance Transportation
Services
1,400 Trucks
18 Million Gallons a Year
FUEL MANAGEMENT
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With today's dramatically changing fuel prices, having a strategic fuel management plan in place is no longer a luxury. For some businesses it means improving profitability, for others it can mean the difference between achieving financial goals and missing the mark.
Whether you are fueling a fleet of trucks or construction vehicles, or simply heating an office building, Sokolis Group can help your business design and implement a total fuel management program that will save you money on:
- Fuel, gas, oil and propane purchasing
- Your fueling methods and delivery coordination
- Back-office processes such as fuel program tracking and invoice reconciliation
Sokolis Group has saved clients hundreds of thousands of dollars by securing lower fuel prices and by developing and implementing comprehensive fuel management solutions that help businesses work smarter - not harder. Sokolis Group serves a wide range of businesses and business divisions including:
- Trucking
- Fleet operations
- Construction
- Marine/commercial off-highway
- Building management
Beginning with the planning stage and continuing throughout our relationship, Sokolis Group will analyze your fuel program's financial performance. We monitor your program continuously and provide customized reporting, forecasting and guidance based on your industry-specific needs and business objectives. The following are just a few examples of the information on which we report.
- Fuel volume and pricing (down to the branch level)
- Fueling-related labor costs
- Environmental liability issues
- Back-office processing
- Fuel usage and projected fuel usage by project (key for the construction industry)
- Tax reporting relative to off-road applications
Sokolis Group's emphasis on continuous monitoring and analysis enables us to make program refinements proactively and avoid reactive decision making that can be costly and inefficient.
