Fleet Maintenance Supervisor

EquipmentShare is Hiring a Fleet Maintenance Supervisor 

Salary range: $70k-$90k. Factors including past experience and location may affect final compensation rate. 

Primary Responsibilities

• Plans and schedules collision repair work, establishes repair priorities, develops and implements programs to establish standard collision repair cost, parts and temporary replacement assets.
• Manages, analyzes and monitors costs of the transportation fleet.
• Determines requirements for spare parts, supplies, and materials inventory.
• Recommends design specifications for the Transportation Fleet trucks and trailers.
• Makes budget requests, analyzes spend to develop fleet collision repair budget and monitors budget expenditures.
• Researches, catalogs, checks prices, orders and makes direct purchases of repair parts, labor rates and preferred body repair providers.
• Opens, updates records, and closes work orders.
• Manages POs or Credit card payments to shops for repairs.
• Works with the Maintenance side to make sure that all inspections are completed before returning to service.
• Establishes standards of performance and develops operating metrics for measuring contractor performance.
• Provides direction for adherence to established work methods, checks and directs the completion of work in progress.
• Provides direction and assistance for collision repair of the company’s transportation fleet.
• Establishes local working relationships and develops communication tools in support of the branch goals and objectives.
• Works closely with local leadership to provide a safe, reliable and cost effective fleet.
• Observes and enforces safety regulations, provides status of projects and attends meetings and training sessions as necessary.
• Knowledge of: Methods, practices, material and tools of the equipment mechanic trade.
• Operating and repair characteristics of a variety of automotive and heavy equipment vehicles, trailers and equipment.
• Occupational hazards and standard safety precautions necessary in the workplace.
• Equipment purchasing and acquisition practices and methods.
• Principles of gasoline and diesel engines, wide knowledge of chassis systems and components.
• Principles and practices of supervision and training.
• Fleet maintenance record keeping systems.
• Principles of budget and fiscal policies.

Why We’re a Better Place to Work

• Competitive salary.
• Medical, Dental and Vision coverage for full-time employees.
• 401(k) and company match.
• Generous paid time off (PTO) plus company paid holidays.
• Stocked breakroom and full kitchen, chef prepared meals daily (breakfast and lunch).
• State of the art onsite gym (Corporate HQ) with instructor led-courses/Gym stipend for remote employees.
• Seasonal and year round wellness challenges.
• Company sponsored events (annual family gatherings, happy hours and more).
• Volunteering and local charity initiatives that help you nurture and grow the communities you call home. Employees receive 16 hours of paid volunteer time per year.
• Opportunities for career and professional development with conferences, events, seminars and continued education.

About You

Skills & Qualifications

• At least 5 years experience in Fleet Maintenance Supervision
• Bachelors Degree preferred, High School Degree required.
• Ability to negotiate at a high level, past experience in establishing body shop networks with negotiated pricing for a national fleet.
• Understand comprehensive maintenance programs, track past due inspections and insure compliance to complete inspections after collision repairs are completed.
• Understand collision repair estimating, ability to oversee multiple repairs in progress to ensure efficient and quality repair work.
• I-CAR certification or similar automotive collision repair industry knowledge and skills.
• Collision damage appraisal experience, repair estimating to develop accurate damage reports, production management skills to provide oversight of repairs in process to ensure timely communication for customer service, while delivering efficient and safe collision repair.
• Possession of a valid driver's license and the ability to acquire a CDL as necessary based on job requirements. Maintaining a valid driver’s license is a condition of employment.
• Understanding of DOT commercial motor vehicle inspections and repair of braking systems as specified by DOT requirements.
• ASE or state certifications are not required, but are recommended.
• Working knowledge of Brakes, Manual DriveTrain and Axles, Suspension and Steering, Heating and Air Conditioning, Electrical/ Electronic Systems, Engine Performance, Engine Repair, etc.