Supervisor, Fleet Maintenance

The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the maintenance department operation during their assigned shift. This individual is also accountable for identifying, designing, and engineering continuous improvements throughout the maintenance operation, while ensuring adherence to compliance related items. 

Here’s what you’ll do: 

• Oversee and ensure corrective maintenance and repairs are performed to documented compliance standards, efficiently, safe and in a timely manner on all transportation and building maintenance equipment.  

• Monitors and inspects work environment to ensure housekeeping and safety expectations are maintained.  

• Meet with various vendors of equipment, supplies and service, establish working business relations as necessary and make arrangements with outside vendors to handle special maintenance activities and repairs.  

• Assist supervisor with development of equipment specifications, investigating and making approved equipment or software solution purchases.  

• Provide technical recommendations for projects.  

• Administer the labor contract during daily operations, document associate activities according to procedure and participate as required in the associate discipline process.  

• Assist supervisor with union grievances, driver and contract issues.  

• Ensure daily and weekly reports are complete and accurate, and are communicated to appropriate departments within timely manner.  

• Includes parts inventory audits, fuel audits, etc.  

• Monitor department KPI metrics, making appropriate adjustments and/or recommendations to ensure financial goals are met.  

• Monitor and work with supervisor and safety compliance manager on DOT compliance issues (i.e. DOT physical recertification's, driver license renewals, random drug screenings, issuing proper paperwork to mechanics in a timely manner to ensure compliance).  

• Assist, as necessary, supervisor and safety compliance manager with arranging mechanic safety meetings to ensure and enforce maintenance compliance issues.  

• Includes any on-the-job injury investigations which require reporting, prevention and/or disciplinary action necessary.  

• Assist, as necessary, supervisor and safety compliance manager with arranging mechanic safety meetings to ensure and enforce maintenance compliance issues.  

• Includes any on-the-job injury investigations which require reporting, prevention and/or disciplinary action necessary. 

• Responsible for department management including staffing, training, performance management and career development of associates, and developing and monitoring department goals.  

• Additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed. 

Here’s what you’ll need:  

• Associate's Degree in Heavy Truck and Diesel (required)