Role of TMC Study Groups

TMC STUDY GROUPS 

Role of TMC Study Groups

TMC’s organizational structure allows for quick passage of equipment and technology standards, while fully leveraging the technical expertise of its membership.  Our members elect TMC’s Board of Directors, which establish standing committees called Study Groups, which are dedicated to the improvement of equipment, maintenance, and maintenance management.

Each Study Group fulfills this mission through a clearly defined scope and one or more objectives. Each Study Group is headed up by a Chairman, and other officers consist of: 1st Vice Chairman; 2nd Vice Chairman; Secretary; Meeting Mechanic (lead); Sergeant-at-Arms; Future Truck Liaison; and Board Liaison. For a complete list of TMC Study Group Officers, click here.

The Study Groups create short-term subcommittees called Task Forces to develop solutions through the creation of voluntary standards.
 

Active Study Groups
S.1 Electrical 
S.2 Tire & Wheel
S.3 Engine & Motor
S.4 Cab & Controls
S.5 Fleet Maintenance Management
S.6 Chassis and Brake Systems
S.7 Trailers, Bodies & Material Handling
S.11 Sustainability & Environmental Technologies
S.12 On-Board Vehicle Electronics
S.14 Last Mile & Vocational Vehicles
S.16 Service Provider
S.17 Corrosion Control
S.18 Automated Vehicles
Technician and Educator Committee (TEC)
Future Truck Committee


Study Group Resources:

Click the links below to download Study Group information reports and position papers:

Study Group information reports
Study Group position papers