Supervisor, Fleet Services Operations

Duke Energy•Monticello, FL

21h•Onsite

About The Position

The Supervisor of Vehicle Maintenance provides leadership and oversight to a diverse workforce for assigned maintenance locations (garages) within Duke Energy's Fleet Services. Fleet Services manages over 14 thousand vehicles/mobile equipment. Key responsibilities include ensuring the execution of maintenance and repair work, providing strong leadership, ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, ANSI, DOT, and maintenance standards, managing work schedules, and recording tasks in the work management system. The role also involves coordinating with customer contacts, managing business/financial aspects of assigned garages, identifying and addressing workplace barriers, and communicating organizational plans. Safety, environmental compliance, productivity, and quality are critical components, and the position is responsible for employee development and performance management.

Requirements

High school diploma/GED
Five (5) or more years of related work experience
Valid driver's license
Must live within one (1) hour from work location

Nice To Haves

Class A CDL license
Associate or bachelor's degree
Demonstrated working knowledge of fleet maintenance best practices as well as state and federal laws and regulations that pertain to vehicle/equipment operation and maintenance
Prior experience supervising in a tech/mechanical-type environment
Demonstrated effective leadership skills
Demonstrated effective written & verbal communication skills
Demonstrated effective problem solving and analytical skills
Demonstrated effective conflict management and negotiating skills.
Demonstrated ability to work self-directed and be a team player
Demonstrated effective interpersonal skills
Demonstrated ability to implement and lead others through changes.
Possesses working knowledge of Fleet maintenance processes.
Prior supervisory experience working with craft employees.
Demonstrated ability to motivate and engage employees.
Experience working with customers.
Demonstrated good customer service skills
Ability to effectively relate to craft, leadership, and external stakeholders
Demonstrated technical aptitude and ability to learn and communicate complex technical concepts to a diverse group of stakeholders.
Experience with process or continuous improvement efforts
Understanding of basic financial concepts including experience managing budgets.
Effective at managing through multiple and at times conflicting priorities in a manner that keeps employees focused and fosters positive relations with customer and other stakeholders
Working knowledge of the equipment and associated regulations (DOT, ANSI, etc.)
Experience managing represented employees and working through labor agreements.

Responsibilities

Manages the Fleet Services for assigned maintenance locations (garages) to deliver safe, reliable vehicles equipment, and services for multiple customer departments
Ensure timely completion of assigned work in compliance with safety, environmental, ANSI, DOT standards, manufacturers’ guidelines, and Fleet Services best practices.
Provide safe working conditions and practices by providing adequate safety training of work practices and procedures.
Initiate action to promptly correct potential or actual safety problems.
Oversee assigned work and assuring quality of work being performed.
Complete field reviews, observations, and audits to ensure progress, performance, quality and results.
Foster a strong safety culture as it relates to both employee and operator safety.
Maintain a working knowledge of Duke Energy safety and environmental policies and procedures.
Monitor all aspects of team’s performance with a focus on continuous improvement.
Initiate actions to ensure objectives are achieved and improvement opportunities are addressed.
Monitor and manage garage expenditures to support overall budget and incentive goals.
Ensure geographic area is appropriately staffed and supported for 24/7 operations. This includes both individual availability and setting employee expectations.
Support storm restoration efforts including any off-system deployments
Local representative and point of contact for fleet, customer, equipment and facilities issues at assigned maintenance locations.
Lead a safe, productive and motivated work force
Maintain positive employee relations and culture based on trust, open communication, personal accountability, ownership, teamwork and collaboration.
Develop a culture of two-way communication, encouraging employee feedback.
Enable employees to make decisions within boundaries of processes and goals.
Actively communicate with employees on all relevant items related to the company, Fleet Services and the work group.
Recruit and develop technicians.
Manage employee development including technical, compliance and on-the-job training
Maintain a working knowledge of bargaining unit contracts
Lead continuous improvement and change management efforts
Serve as a model of leadership for change.
Support human performance and corrective action programs by investigating, reviewing and communicating events, leading and participating in investigations and implementation of corrective actions.
Ensure successful implementation of organizational improvements and technology.
Analyze reports and take appropriate actions
Work effectively with Fleet GO staff identifying areas of improvement for maintenance practices and procedures.
Be a student of the Fleet Services business and the utility industry.
Analyze key performance reports and effectively monitor workgroups operational performance.
Deliver exceptional customer service
Engage with internal customers to ensure the organization is meeting their needs.
Work collaboratively with customers to preform required maintenance and repairs in a way the maximizes equipment availability.
Maintain positive customer relations by ensuring timely resolution of issues and concerns.
Effectively elevates and communicates issues and concerns to appropriate Fleet GO staff teams.
Monitor work order accuracy to ensure customers are accurately charged for services.
Support transparency objectives by keeping customers informed about work impacting charges or equipment availability.
Directly collaborate with customers during storm restoration efforts and perform all duties and responsibilities outlined in the Fleet Storm Plan.