Fleet Maintenance Supervisor

Role: The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor oversees maintenance operations during their shift, ensuring compliance, safety, and efficiency. They identify and implement continuous improvements, manage vendor relationships, and assist with equipment specifications and project recommendations. Responsibilities: Ensure timely repairs on transportation and building equipment, monitor safety and housekeeping standards, manage vendor and contractor relations, and handle union grievances. They prepare reports, oversee parts and fuel inventories, and track KPI metrics to meet financial goals. Additionally, they coordinate DOT compliance, conduct injury investigations, and manage staffing, training, and performance of maintenance staff. Qualifications & Skills: An associate’s degree in Heavy Truck and Diesel is required; a bachelor’s in Logistics is preferred. Candidates should have five years of fleet maintenance experience, a CDL A license, and two years of supervisory experience. Certifications like Federal 608, 609, Brake Inspections, and Heavy Truck/Diesel are advantageous. Strong communication, organization, leadership, analytical, decision-making, and multitasking skills are essential, along with proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Physical ability to lift up to 100 pounds and work in varying weather conditions is necessary. Key Duties: Manage maintenance activities, ensure safety compliance, develop relationships with vendors, oversee inventory audits, monitor department KPIs, and support safety and injury prevention initiatives. Additional responsibilities include staff management and supporting company goals.