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Fleet & Equipment Manager
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What they do
A Fleet Maintenance Supervisor oversees maintenance of the vehicles operated by a company or organization. Directly supervises workers who service the vehicles.
$78,151 / year median in New Jersey
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Position Overview A well-established flooring distribution company is seeking an experienced Fleet & Equipment Manager to oversee its commercial vehicle fleet, delivery operations, drivers, and material-handling equipment. The fleet includes tractors, trucks, trailers, Moffett/piggyback forklifts, and warehouse forklifts supporting multiple distribution locations and customer job-site deliveries This hands-on leadership role will oversee fleet maintenance, driver management, DOT compliance, equipment condition, rental and leasing strategy, vendor relationships, and fleet cost control. The ideal candidate combines strong diesel and mechanical expertise with the leadership and analytical skills needed to maintain a safe, reliable, efficient, and professional fleet Key Responsibilities Oversee maintenance, repair, safety, reliability, and overall condition of trucks, tractors, trailers, Moffett/piggyback forklifts, and warehouse equipment Lead and manage drivers, setting clear expectations for safety, performance, accountability, vehicle care, and customer service Develop and maintain preventive maintenance and inspection programs while coordinating repairs, breakdowns, dealerships, mechanics, and outside vendors Maintain high standards for fleet cleanliness, condition, and professional appearance Evaluate rental, leasing, and ownership options, including utilization, lease terms, replacement planning, and repair-versus-replace decisions Analyze fleet expenses including maintenance, repairs, fuel, tires, parts, leasing, rentals, downtime, and vendor costs to identify efficiency opportunities Ensure compliance with applicable