Fleet Maintenance Supervisor

Capital Waste Services•Columbia, SC

15h•Onsite

About The Position

The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor’s responsibilities include supervising a technician team responsible for preventive maintenance and repair of a fleet, providing directions to technicians to ensure that all repairs and maintenance to equipment are performed in compliance with Company safety and compliance standards, and with all federal and state regulations. The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for planning and scheduling repair work for the work group to ensure that all work is done in a safe and timely manner, reducing lost productivity.

Requirements

Knowledge of OSHA, DOT and other related federal regulations
Strong attention to detail required
Ability to read and interpret documents as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and procedure manuals
Ability to communicate effectively across various levels of the organization, and communicate with customers and vendors
Strong written and oral communication skills
Strong motivational, coaching and teaching skills
Must meet all regulatory requirements to operate trucks and other equipment used.
High School Diploma, GED and/or equivalent work experience
Three years of vehicle, equipment and hydraulic maintenance experience.
One year of experience as a supervisor, manager or other leadership role

Nice To Haves

Valid commercial driver's license preferred.
A Mechanic school certification and/or ASE certification is preferred

Responsibilities

Assists in the hiring process, training technicians and managing work schedules.
Assist with performance evaluations
Attend regular meetings and communicate effectively with upper management on Fleet Maintenance operations.
Monitor and inspect work in progress and at completion to ensure quality and safety standards are maintained
Ensure compliance with local/state/federal regulations related to vehicle maintenance and safety
Maintain adherence to company policy regarding operations and safety issues that includes a safe and productive work environment for all employees
Monitor operational performance and efficiency and take action to redirect activities appropriately.
Prioritize repairs to minimize service disruptions and maximize vehicle uptime
Control maintenance costs relating to personnel, purchasing, inventory control and outsourcing of repairs
Review status reports including road calls, breakdowns, shop hours and other trends
Assure all data pertaining to the maintenance operation is available for input into the vehicle maintenance system in an accurate and timely manner
Interact in a professional manner with employees, vendors, suppliers and contractors