Workshop Supervisor – Fleet Management
The company is a national leader in providing first class transport solutions.
This Workshop Manager role is critical to the smooth functioning of a busy service/Aftersales operation.
Your remit will be to oversee the day-to-day activity of the workshop ensuring that jobs are allocated via a card system to the highly trained Vehicle Engineers.
Typically your workshop will be responsible for:
- Routine (and preventative) maintenance
- MOT preparation
- Scheduled servicing to DVSA standards
- 6 (or 8) weekly inspections
- Correction of running defects
- Chassis and fabrication work
- Hydraulics and pneumatics
- Improvement of vehicle standards
- Electrical and wiring inspections and corrections
Critical facets of the role include excellent people skills; you will be liaising with internal and external stakeholders, sometimes in a high-pressured environment, so a cool head is required at all times.
Vehicles worked on range from heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), road tankers, MOD, GSE, gritters, RCVs, Refuge vehicles and road sweepers. Your team will handle a mix of Diesel, hybrid and fully electric vehicles – it is therefore important that you stay up to date with modern vehicle technologies.
Ensuring that the work is carried to the correct specifications and within the time frames.
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The company is a national leader in providing first class transport solutions.
This Workshop Manager role is critical to the smooth functioning of a busy service/Aftersales operation.
Your remit will be to oversee the day-to-day activity of the workshop ensuring that jobs are allocated via a card system to the highly trained Vehicle Engineers.
Typically your workshop will be responsible for:
- Routine (and preventative) maintenance
- MOT preparation
- Scheduled servicing to DVSA standards
- 6 (or 8) weekly inspections
- Correction of running defects
- Chassis and fabrication work
- Hydraulics and pneumatics
- Improvement of vehicle standards
- Electrical and wiring inspections and corrections
Critical facets of the role include excellent people skills; you will be liaising with internal and external stakeholders, sometimes in a high-pressured environment, so a cool head is required at all times.
Vehicles worked on range from heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), road tankers, MOD, GSE, gritters, RCVs, Refuge vehicles and road sweepers. Your team will handle a mix of Diesel, hybrid and fully electric vehicles – it is therefore important that you stay up to date with modern vehicle technologies.
Ensuring that the work is carried to the correct specifications and within the time frames.
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