WGL - Supervisor, Transportation

AltaGas Ltd.•Forestville, MD

3d•$103,500 - $150,750•Onsite

About The Position

Washington Gas is seeking an experienced transportation and fleet professional to lead daily operations at its SE Station in Forestville, Maryland. The Supervisor, Transportation oversees the maintenance and safe operation of the transportation fleet and power-operated equipment, and leads a two-shift garage operation supporting vehicle and lube technicians. The role ensures light- and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment are maintained safely, reliably, and ready to support the business. It may serve on a shift and/or participate in 24-hour on-call coverage as required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or four additional years of garage maintenance/vehicle operations experience in lieu of a degree.
At least 5 years of relevant work experience with demonstrated leadership ability.
Ability to maintain a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), Class A or B certification, Medical Card, and forklift qualification within six months of employment.
Working knowledge of equipment and/or natural gas vehicle codes and standards, NGV compressor stations, vehicle safety, and commercial driver’s license requirements.
Ability to proficiently use computer software and fleet-related programs, including vehicle maintenance software such as Fleetwave, Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Workday, to share, retrieve, document, and research business and personnel information and data.
Ability to structure mutually agreeable contracts and working arrangements with business partners.
Ability to logically analyze and solve narrowly defined business problems.
Ability to listen and communicate ideas and information professionally and effectively, verbally and in writing.

Responsibilities

Supervise a two-shift garage operation in which vehicle and lube technicians perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repairs on light- and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment.
Supervise maintenance and repair of Natural Gas Vehicles (NGVs).
Use fleet-related software, including Fleetwave.
Manage daily operations using current knowledge of equipment and/or natural gas vehicle codes and standards, NGV compressor stations, vehicle safety, and commercial driver’s license requirements.
Represent the company’s interests before external audiences, including through expert witness testimony and contractual negotiations.
Collaborate with external audiences to review and evaluate the effectiveness of existing programs, guidelines, systems, and services within the assigned unit.
Set and achieve goals focused on customer satisfaction.
Anticipate solutions that enhance customer satisfaction and respond to customer needs.
Obtain feedback from others and use it to improve services and anticipate future needs.
Recommend and determine equipment replacement.
Work with external audiences to interpret guidelines and procedures and resolve day-to-day issues associated with the unit’s programs, systems, and services.