Director of Fleet & Supply Chain
$155,000-$185,000
ApplyDirector of Fleet & Supply Chain
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$155,000-$185,000
About the role
- Direct all fleet operations including maintenance, repair, replacement planning and asset lifecycle management
- Manage total cost of fleet ownership and operating budgets
- Ensure regulatory compliance across DOT, equipment certification, inspection and registration requirements
- Oversee telematics and fleet management systems
- Lead and develop the fleet, maintenance and warehouse teams
- Direct warehouse operations including inventory, receiving, staging and materials issue
- Manage vendor, dealer and third-party service relationships and contracts
- Develop equipment rate structures and reporting for operations and estimating
- Support equipment mobilization for projects and emergency response events
- Partner with finance on capital planning, procurement and budgetingQUALIFICATIONS
- Ten or more years of progressive fleet, equipment or supply chain leadership experience
- Background in construction, utility, heavy civil or transportation
- Working knowledge of DOT regulations, driver qualification, ELD and IFTA
- Experience managing multi-state operations preferred
- Strong analytical, systems and vendor negotiation skills
- Proven people leadership and team development experience
- Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent experience considered Please send resume to
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