Fleet Manager

Posted 3 days ago

lhhHialeah (FL)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

We are partnering with a growing commercial services organization in the Miami area to identify an experienced Fleet Manager to lead its fleet maintenance and shop operations. This position will oversee a fleet of 100+ trucks and heavy equipment while leading a team of mechanics. The ideal candidate has a strong mechanic or diesel mechanic background and has progressed into a leadership role. This is not a day-to-day wrenching position, but strong mechanical knowledge and the ability to troubleshoot significant equipment issues are essential.

Responsibilities: Lead fleet maintenance and day-to-day shop operations. Manage and support a team of mechanics. Oversee preventative maintenance and repairs for vehicles and heavy equipment. Troubleshoot major mechanical issues and provide technical guidance. Manage maintenance schedules, records, parts, vendors, and outside repairs. Support DOT, fleet safety, and compliance requirements. Evaluate equipment condition and make repair/replacement recommendations. Promote a safe, organized, and productive shop environment.

Qualifications: 5+ years of relevant fleet or mechanical experience. Strong mechanic, diesel mechanic, or heavy-equipment maintenance background. Experience leading mechanics and/or managing shop operations. Strong knowledge of diesel vehicles and heavy equipment. Bilingual English/Spanish required. ASE/diesel certifications preferred but not required. Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

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