Director of Maintenance & Reliability

About the role

The opportunity is to own the day-to-day of keeping our fleet in service: shop operations across multiple locations, preventive and field maintenance, repair throughput and quality, reliability engineering, parts, and — above all — the technicians and shop leaders who do the work.

Responsibilities

• Build and run the shops that keep our fleet reliable, standardized, and deployable — efficient and effective, with lean tooling and facilities across multiple locations.
• Build and run preventive and field maintenance programs across the fleet, including field preventive maintenance, that prevent problems instead of reacting to them.
• Own reliability engineering, failure analysis, and reliability engineering that raise uptime across a growing, geographically distributed fleet.
• Run the repair pipeline for velocity and quality — the right units back in service, on time, done right the first time.
• Own parts and materials discipline that keeps the shops moving and work orders closing.
• Own the people — first: recruit, develop, certify, and retain the technicians and shop leaders who are our real constraint and our real advantage. Build the bench.
• Stand up and run shops across the regions where great talent is available, and build the leaders who run those sites without you in the room.
• Keep every rebuild and repair true to our standard configurations, protecting the standardized-fleet strategy at the point where it's easiest to erode.
• Use telematics and monitoring data to drive maintenance decisions and act on predictive alerts, not just to report on them.

Requirements

You must have deep fleet operations, built and led shops, developed technicians and shop leaders, reliability craft, steady under growth, standardization mindset, and data-driven approach. Bonus points for power generation, equipment rental, heavy equipment, or industrial fleet backgrounds, field service or mobile-maintenance experience, and lean or continuous-improvement discipline in a shop environment.

Qualifications

You report to the EVP of Operations and are a peer to the VP, Fleet Strategy & Asset Management. You own the shops and daily maintenance execution; the VP owns the fleet's strategy and economics; the EVP balances operational reality against investment decisions.

Skills

Deep fleet operations, built and led shops, people development, reliability craft, standardization mindset, data-driven approach, and relevant industry experience.

Benefits

Simple — Reliable — Done Right. Our fleet is our product, but our people make it run. We provide reliable, 24/7 temporary power to commercial and industrial construction projects, delivered and maintained by a highly standardized fleet of mobile diesel generators and power distribution equipment.

Pay

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Schedule

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