Corporate Fleet Account Manager

Excel Facility ServicesNutley, NJ
$75,000 - $85,000Onsite

About The Position

The Corporate Fleet Account Manager has overall responsibility for the successful execution of Excel Facility Services Group's fleet-washing program. The Account Manager serves as the primary liaison between the corporate client, individual client locations, Excel management and field fleet-washing crews.

Requirements

  • Overall responsibility for the successful execution of Excel Facility Services Group's fleet-washing program.
  • Serve as the primary liaison between the corporate client, individual client locations, Excel management and field fleet-washing crews.
  • Manage approximately 6,000 scheduled vehicle washes per month across assigned markets.
  • Develop weekly and monthly washing schedules.
  • Coordinate vehicle availability with individual client locations.
  • Provide schedules and daily assignments to Crew Leads.
  • Monitor production throughout the week.
  • Track companywide target of approximately 1,386 washes/week.
  • Track individual crew target of approximately 462 washes/week.
  • Identify crews or locations falling behind schedule and implement recovery plans.
  • Coordinate make-up service for vehicles that were unavailable.
  • Maintain reporting distinguishing scheduled, available, completed, client-unavailable, missed, and rescheduled vehicles.
  • Review daily Crew Lead production reports.
  • Verify vehicle/unit documentation and service records.
  • Manage client complaints and quality concerns.
  • Coordinate re-washes when appropriate.
  • Perform periodic field visits and quality inspections.
  • Monitor safety and wastewater-compliance procedures.
  • Review chemical, equipment and supply requirements.
  • Coordinate equipment repairs and backup equipment.
  • Coordinate relief staffing for callouts and emergencies.
  • Monitor overtime and labor utilization.
  • Review Crew Lead performance incentives.
  • Prepare weekly/monthly client KPI reporting.
  • Conduct client operational meetings and performance reviews.
  • Coordinate with Excel accounting to verify monthly billable vehicle counts.
  • Identify opportunities for operational efficiencies and additional fleet/facility services.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the client's single point of contact for the fleet-washing program.
  • Manage approximately 6,000 scheduled vehicle washes per month across assigned markets.
  • Develop weekly and monthly washing schedules.
  • Coordinate vehicle availability with individual client locations.
  • Provide schedules and daily assignments to Crew Leads.
  • Monitor production throughout the week rather than waiting until month-end.
  • Track companywide target of approximately 1,386 washes/week.
  • Track individual crew target of approximately 462 washes/week.
  • Identify crews or locations falling behind schedule and implement recovery plans.
  • Coordinate make-up service for vehicles that were unavailable.
  • Maintain reporting distinguishing: Scheduled vehicles, Available vehicles, Completed vehicles, Client-unavailable vehicles, Missed vehicles, Rescheduled vehicles.
  • Review daily Crew Lead production reports.
  • Verify vehicle/unit documentation and service records.
  • Manage client complaints and quality concerns.
  • Coordinate re-washes when appropriate.
  • Perform periodic field visits and quality inspections.
  • Monitor safety and wastewater-compliance procedures.
  • Review chemical, equipment and supply requirements.
  • Coordinate equipment repairs and backup equipment.
  • Coordinate relief staffing for callouts and emergencies.
  • Monitor overtime and labor utilization.
  • Review Crew Lead performance incentives.
  • Prepare weekly/monthly client KPI reporting.
  • Conduct client operational meetings and performance reviews.
  • Coordinate with Excel accounting to verify monthly billable vehicle counts.
  • Identify opportunities for operational efficiencies and additional fleet/facility services.
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