Fleet Facility Safety Manager

Kramer Beverage•Hammonton, NJ

2d•$70,000 - $80,000

About The Position

Kramer Beverage is South Jersey’s largest beer and alcoholic beverage wholesaler, owned and operated by four generations of the Kramer family since 1924. We service casinos, restaurants, bars, and liquor stores with top brands including local favorites. We offer competitive opportunities and room for growth in a fun and fast-paced environment that rewards hard work and results. Kramer Beverage is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. To learn more about joining our team, visit: https://www.kramerbev.com

Requirements

3-5 years of experience in fleet management and DOT/FMCSA compliance within a distribution, transportation, or warehouse environment.
Working knowledge of preventive maintenance systems, vendor management, and budget/cost controls.
Knowledge of core workplace safety requirements and best practices; ability to conduct investigations and implement corrective actions.
Practical knowledge of FMCSA requirements.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
Ability to drive company vehicles as needed.
Ability to lift up-to 50 lbs.
Ability to perform facility walkthroughs (standing, climbing stairs/ladders as required for inspection).

Nice To Haves

Experience with a fleet of 100+ power units/trailers preferred.

Responsibilities

Plan and manage preventive maintenance, coordinate inspections, repairs, and replacements for the fleet.
Ensure DOT annual inspections and vehicle/trailer readiness.
Administer fleet programs and records.
Own DOT/FMCSA fleet compliance documentation and audit readiness; ensure DVIR processes are followed and defects corrected.
Manage fleet vendors.
Monitor fleet cost and utilization.
Lead crash/incident response and records for the fleet.
Oversee maintenance, repair, and safe operation of buildings/grounds and core systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire/life safety).
Create and track preventive maintenance and work orders for facilities; prioritize repairs by safety, operational impact, and cost.
Manage facility vendors/contractors.
Conduct routine facility inspections to identify hazards, code issues, and improvements.
Support space planning, moves, and minor facility projects.
Coordinate site access and basic security (keys/badges) with leadership/IT/security.
Support emergency preparedness for facilities.
Administer the company safety program.
Promote a strong safety culture through training, coaching, and site engagement.
Develop, update, and enforce safety policies/procedures (hazcom, PPE, LOTO, PIT, fall protection, incident reporting).
Lead incident and near-miss investigations; perform root-cause analysis and implement corrective/preventive actions.
Coordinate required safety training and maintain records.
Lead OSHA and DOT/FMCSA compliance, recordkeeping, and audit preparation/response.
Other duties and projects may be assigned.