Fleet Manager
dxp enterprisesHouston (TX)
About the role
Fleet Manager
Summary:
The Fleet Manager will purchase and maintain delivery vehicles, managing driver recruitment and schedules, and ensuring adherence to strict timelines. Responsibilities include registering and licensing vehicles, implementing cost-cutting and fuel efficiency strategies, maintaining service records, and ensuring compliance with U.S. Department of Transport regulations. The position also requires scheduling regular maintenance, monitoring driver behavior for customer service, analyzing data for operational efficiency, and using GPS systems to track vehicles.
Responsibilities:
- Assisting operations in evaluating fleet needs and coordinate disposals, transfers and relocations.
- Reinforce safety and maintenance standards of the company.
- Ensure compliance with federal, state and company licensing, registration, and titling requirements
- Finding ways to cut costs and maximize profits.
- Help to manage fuel program and developing strategies for greater fuel efficiency.
- Maintaining detailed records of vehicle servicing and inspection using the fleet management company's maintenance program.
- Scheduling regular vehicle maintenance to ensure operational efficiency.
- Analyzing data to increase business operational efficiency.
- Liase with vendors, operations and external partners.
- Utilizing GPS systems to monitor drivers and track vehicles in case of theft.
- Qualifications of the Fleet Manager include, but are not limited to: Degree in Business, Supply Chain, Logistics or Accounting.
- Experience in fleet management, asset management or maintenance programs.
- Outstanding organizational skills. Analytical mindset and good problem-solving skills. Quantitative ability.
- Attention to detail.
- Exceptional interpersonal skills. Excellent written and verbal communication.
Additional Information
Working Conditions: Office
Training/Certifications: Shift Time/Overtime: 40 hr/week, full time
Travel: less than 20%Education: Associate or bachelor's degree in business or logistics.
Location: USA:TX:Houston
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