Intermodal & drayage
Review chassis handoffs, defect reporting, equipment records, and the driver practices behind port and terminal work.
Intermodal servicesHOUSTON FLEET SERVICES
DOT support for Houston fleets.
Driver files, equipment readiness, audit preparation, and training for the operation you actually run.
Start with the problem in front of you.
A missing qualification record, repeated chassis defects, a roadside finding that has not been closed, or an audit document request each needs a different response. Tell PassPro what happened, where the work needs to take place, and when you need it done. We agree on the review and deliverable before scheduling.
Petroleum & hazmat
Review training records against assigned duties, driver qualification practices, and maintenance documentation.
Petroleum & hazmat servicesFreight & growing carriers
Build a hiring and records process, review audit preparation, or arrange support for an existing safety department.
Freight fleet servicesRoadside findings
Separate the immediate restriction from the correction, response, and disputed-data review.
Roadside & DataQs supportOnsite work and remote reviews
PassPro is Houston-based. Onsite work is scheduled around location, equipment availability, personnel, and the agreed review scope. Remote records reviews are available by agreement. A remote review does not replace a physical equipment examination.
Travel from ZIP 77044
No mileage travel charge applies within 50 one-way driving miles of ZIP 77044. Beyond 50 miles, travel is $2 per mile for the full round trip. Required tolls, lodging, airfare, and extraordinary expenses are quoted and approved in advance.
The experience behind the review
Henry Vargas brings more than 20 years in intermodal operations and safety, CVSA industry inspection training, TXTA Safety Management Council leadership, and service on the Houston Council of Safety Professionals board. Chad Johnson, CDS, brings 21 years in transportation, 14 years leading operations and safety, and service on the Houston Council of Safety Professionals board.
What to have ready for the first call
- Fleet size and type of operation.
- City and state where the service is needed.
- The concern, requested service, and deadline.
- The person who can make records or equipment available.
Keep driver records, medical information, and other sensitive documents out of the public contact form. We will discuss the appropriate way to review records once the scope is agreed.