For tanker and hazardous-goods fleets

The extra papers a tanker carries, on the same calendar.

Petroleum, LPG, chemical and bitumen tankers carry everything a goods truck does, plus a hazardous-goods document set and the approvals your principal checks. PRACHSO keeps both sets on one record per tanker and one export per audit.

The extra document set

Six more things to keep current, and who they belong to.

Named only where the requirement is set out in the Central Motor Vehicles Rules or by PESO. Your principal's contract may add more; PRACHSO can track any dated item you add.

DocumentBelongs toWhere it comes fromHow PRACHSO tracks it
Hazardous-goods endorsementDriver's licenceCMVR rule 9 (driver qualification and training)Read from SARATHI with the licence; tracked as its own date
TREM cardEach loadCMVR rules 129 to 137 (carriage of dangerous or hazardous goods)Checklist item at loading, photo stored per trip
Labels and placardsThe vehicleCMVR rules 129 to 137Checklist item with photo evidence
PESO licencesTank or pressure vesselLicences issued by PESOUploaded to the vault with expiry date and reminder
Principal vehicle approvalContract with the OMC or chemical companyYour contract termsDated item with the principal's name
Principal audit dateContractYour contract termsAudit pack exported per principal

PRACHSO tracks dates and documents. It does not issue, renew or certify any licence, and it does not give legal or safety advice.

document sets per tanker
2
The goods-vehicle set and the hazardous-goods set
record per tanker
1
Vehicle, driver, endorsement and approvals together
export per audit
1
PDF per vehicle or ZIP per contract
reminder languages
10
Including Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati and Marathi

Who does what

The same tanker, seen by four people.

The owner sees contract risk

A lapsed approval or a failed audit can take a tanker off a principal's contract. The owner sees every tanker's status by principal, and hears about anything that threatens a contract 30 days ahead.

  • Tankers grouped by principal and depot
  • Approvals and audit dates on the calendar
  • Weekly WhatsApp summary of what is due

Before a principal audit

From audit notice to export in one sitting.

How a tanker fleet prepares when the principal announces an audit.

  1. 1

    Audit notice

    Add the audit date

    Enter the principal, the depot and the audit date. Every tanker on that contract is listed with its status.

  2. 2

    Same day

    See the gaps

    Anything that will have lapsed by the audit date shows red: an endorsement, a PESO licence, an approval, a fitness certificate.

  3. 3

    Before the audit

    Close the gaps

    Each gap becomes a renewal task with an owner and a due date before the audit. Escalation runs if nobody acts.

  4. 4

    Audit day

    Export the pack

    One PDF per tanker or one ZIP for the contract, holding every document valid on the audit date and the renewal history.

Questions fleet owners ask

Tanker operators ask about scope first. Here is exactly what PRACHSO covers.

Ask the team

Which hazardous-goods rules does PRACHSO track?

PRACHSO tracks the documents and dates: the hazardous-goods endorsement on the driver's licence, the TREM card and labelling covered by CMVR rules 9 and 129 to 137, PESO licences for tanks and pressure vessels, and your principal's approvals and audit dates. It does not interpret the rules for your product or route; your safety officer and principal set those.

Can PRACHSO read PESO licences automatically?

No. VAHAN and SARATHI do not hold them. You upload the licence copy once by WhatsApp photo, email or web, enter its expiry, and PRACHSO reminds you like any other date.

What happens if a driver's hazardous endorsement lapses?

The driver is flagged as not cleared for hazardous loads. If he is assigned to a tanker, the truck shows on hold in the dispatch view until the endorsement is renewed or another endorsed driver is assigned.

Our principal audits every quarter. What does the export look like?

One PDF per vehicle or one ZIP per contract, holding every document valid on the audit date, the driver's licence and endorsement, and the renewal history. Principal and contract audit reports are part of Enterprise.

Which plan do tanker fleets need?

The hazardous-goods document set and principal audit reports are in Enterprise, at ₹299 per vehicle a month or a custom contract. The general cargo trucks in the same fleet can stay on the same account.

Bring your next audit date to the demo.

Send us your tanker list and your principal's checklist. We load the fleet and show you every gap before the auditor finds it.