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Vipd press release 121922 354 continuation of ford fleet training

Collection
Executive Agency Records
Sub-shelf
vipd.gov.vi (Internet Archive recovery)
Kind
Government Report
Date
2022-01-01
Topics
Procurement
Pages
1
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THE VIRGIN ISLANDS POLICE DEPARTMENT “To Protect and Serve” Office of the Commissioner AAF Justice Complex, 5400 Veterans Drive St. Thomas, 00802 * (340) 774-2211 Administrative Services Building 45 Mars Hill, Frederiksted St. Croix, 00840 * (340) 778-2211 www.vipd.vi.gov VIPD RELEASE- 121922-354 For Media Distribution December 19, 2022 VIPD MOTORPOOL TECHNICIANS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE CONTINUED FORD FLEET TRAINING St. Croix, USVI – The technicians/mechanics of the Virgin Islands Police Department continued another segment of its Ford Fleet Training to properly maintain the department’s Ford Fleet. The overview of the Ford Fleet Training included, but not limited to the following topics FDRS (Ford Diagnostic Repair System), IDS (Integrated Diagnostic System), Ford Transit Connect, 6.7 Diesel and Gas Engine Performance. …

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THE VIRGIN ISLANDS POLICE DEPARTMENT “To Protect and Serve” Office of the Commissioner AAF Justice Complex, 5400 Veterans Drive St. Thomas, 00802 * (340) 774-2211 Administrative Services Building 45 Mars Hill, Frederiksted St. Croix, 00840 * (340) 778-2211 www.vipd.vi.gov VIPD RELEASE- 121922-354 For Media Distribution December 19, 2022 VIPD MOTORPOOL TECHNICIANS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE CONTINUED FORD FLEET TRAINING St. Croix, USVI – The technicians/mechanics of the Virgin Islands Police Department continued another segment of its Ford Fleet Training to properly maintain the department’s Ford Fleet. The overview of the Ford Fleet Training included, but not limited to the following topics FDRS (Ford Diagnostic Repair System), IDS (Integrated Diagnostic System), Ford Transit Connect, 6.7 Diesel and Gas Engine Performance. Training included instructor lead lectures on the stated topics, how the systems operate and proper diagnostics strategies using the Ford IDS and FDRS scan tools and Factory workshop publications (Workshop manual, PC/ED-Powertrain Control/ Emissions Diagnosis and wiring diagrams) located in OASSIS/PTS. The goal of Ford Fleet training is to give the fleet technician/mechanic the skills, knowledge and competencies to diagnose and repair the Ford vehicle utilized in their fleet motor pool. Courtney Woods, the Motor Pool Supervisor, thanks the Commissioner for signing off on the training and mentioned that once again, all the trainees passed the course. Mr. Woods said, “This is a step closer to getting to industry standards. This will afford us the opportunity to maintain the department’s vehicles, instead of taking them elsewhere for repair.” Courtney Woods, Jr. (Acting Supervisor on St. Croix) Shorwn Schulterbrandt (Acting Supervisor on St. Thomas) Winston Parris, Jr. Johnny Cornelius Gabriel Reed Sr. (SOB, K-9 St. Thomas) Donnell Samuel (Detective, Marine Unit) Gregory Bennerson (Detective, Marine Unit) Dirk Marshal (Detective, Marine Unit) Mr. Kacy Harrison (Property and Procurement , St. Croix) Mr. Ashawn George (Property and Procurement, St. Thomas) The Virgin Islands Police Department continues to support and provide its personnel with training to help in better serving the community. ###