Job Description

Fleet manager job descriptions

A fleet manager is required to perform duties and functions that are considered essential to the operations of the company, such as:

Procure vehicles, whether through lease, purchase, or other means, according to company requirements Register, obtain licenses, and insure the company's vehicles Secure vehicles, drivers (during work-related activities), and relevant assets Hire well-performing drivers and in-house technicians (if applicable) Partner with reputable repair and maintenance shops in favorable locations Oversee and schedule vehicle inspection, maintenance, and servicing to minimize downtime Maintain all vehicle information and inspection records Develop functional, profit-maximizing driver schedules and routes Ensure that drivers follow their designated working hours Manage drivers' attendance and behavior Securely store driver records Reduce unnecessary expenses and increase fuel efficiency Secure the fleet's compliance with applicable regulations Guarantee excellent client service Analyze fleet performance data and improve accordingly Report fleet performance and finances to upper management
Trucking and logistics companies often require the following qualifications from fleet managers seeking employment:

Degree in logistics or accounting More than two years of holding positions in logistics Previous work experience in transportation industries Exceptional leadership, decision-making, and organizational skills Analytical mindset and problem-solving capabilities Exceptional attention to detail Outstanding interpersonal skills Excellent written and verbal communication
Job Type: Full-time