Branch Operations Supervisor – Jacksonville, FL

Liquid Brand•Jacksonville, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Liquid Environmental Solutions (LES) is seeking a Branch Operations Supervisor in Jacksonville, FL, specifically for our overnight and weekend operations. This role requires a mechanically inclined leader with strong fleet knowledge and a passion for operational excellence. The supervisor will manage teams, troubleshoot equipment, and ensure routes run efficiently. The position involves overseeing daily operations, driver assignments, and route execution, while also playing a key role in fleet maintenance and readiness. The ideal candidate will have strong mechanical aptitude for troubleshooting equipment issues, coordinating maintenance, and reducing downtime. This role involves supervising a team of CDL Service Technicians and ensuring they have the necessary support to deliver exceptional service.

Requirements

Strong understanding of truck mechanics, diesel engines, hydraulic systems, and general troubleshooting; ability to communicate effectively with mechanics and vendors.
Minimum 3 years in supervisory or management roles, preferably in transportation, logistics, or fleet-based operations.
Ability to quickly assess issues—whether mechanical, route-based, or personnel—and take action.
Familiarity with DOT regulations, CDL driver management, fleet safety compliance.
Comfortable using Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook), dispatch/logistics systems, and maintenance tracking tools.
Willingness to work overnight, weekends, and handle on-call responsibilities.
Holds a Commercial Driver's License (A or B) preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee and manage all overnight and weekend operations, including driver assignments, route planning, and on-time service delivery.
Provide real-time support to drivers, resolving operational or mechanical issues on the spot.
Lead, coach, and develop drivers to meet safety, service, and efficiency goals.
Conduct route observations (minimum of 4 per month) to assess and improve performance.
Act as the first line of defense for mechanical troubleshooting—identify issues, facilitate repairs, and ensure proper maintenance schedules are met.
Work directly with the Fleet Maintenance team and external vendors to minimize downtime and maximize fleet availability.
Conduct regular vehicle inspections, ensuring all trucks meet safety and compliance standards.
Maintain detailed inventory of tools, parts, supplies, and maintenance records.
Assist in managing the branch’s P&L, balancing repair costs, labor, and revenue goals.
Monitor driver logs, payroll, maintenance costs, and downtime reports.
Ensure compliance with DOT regulations, safety standards, CDL requirements, and company policies.
Serve as primary point of contact for overnight emergencies, accidents, or equipment failures.