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As part of this continued growth, we are seeking a commercially driven Fleet and Maintenance Manager to take full ownership of fleet performance, supplier strategy, and cost control across the Group. Reporting directly to Group Operations Management, this is a pivotal role with significant influence, playing a key part in shaping fleet strategy, advising on vehicle investment decisions, and driving operational and commercial excellence.
Job Responsibility:
Drive cost efficiency across all fleet operations, ensuring best-in-class value from suppliers
Negotiate and manage contracts (maintenance, tyres, parts, breakdown services)
Develop and implement a structured parts and purchasing system to control spend and improve visibility
Monitor and challenge supplier performance to ensure quality and value
Demonstrate a strong working knowledge of truck and trailer parts, enabling effective cost control, informed purchasing decisions, and have the ability to robustly challenge supplier pricing and recommendations
Ensure full compliance with all Operator’s License obligations and road transport regulations (DVSA/VOSA)
Maintain high safety and maintenance standards across all vehicles
Oversee compliance systems, ensuring all requirements are current and audit-ready
Oversee servicing, inspections, MOTs, and defect management across the fleet
Ensure efficient handling of breakdowns and vehicle downtime
Maintain accurate asset allocation across all depots, ensuring vehicles and trailers are recorded in the correct locations to support reliable and accurate P&L reporting across the Group
Manage tyre contracts and maintenance programs
Ensure accurate reporting and maintenance data is captured
Take ownership of the Michelin Connected Fleet system
Use data insights to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and support planning
Identify trends and work with transport teams to optimise fleet performance
Develop and implement a cost-per-asset tracking system (per vehicle/trailer), providing clear visibility of maintenance spend, performance, and lifecycle cost
Line manage and develop an apprentice, who will handle service scheduling and bookings, maintenance coordination, record keeping and general admin tasks, and ensure the apprentice delivers efficient, accurate administrative support
Requirements:
Transport Manager CPC (Preferred)
Strong knowledge of the road haulage industry, fleet maintenance standards, and relevant regulations (VOSA, DVSA, Health & Safety).
Previous experience in fleet or transport management.
Technical and mechanical understanding of HGVs and fleet vehicles.
Commercial mindset with strong negotiation ability
Excellent organisation and problem-solving skills
Confident using systems and data to drive decisions
Strong communication and leadership skills across all levels
Strong IT and numerical ability.
Able to work independently and collaboratively within a wider management team.
What we offer:
Salary up to £50,000.00 (depending on skills and experience)
Hybrid company car
Opportunity to lead and influence group-wide fleet operations