Maintenance Manager

Job Description

1. Maintenance Strategy & Planning:

• Develop and implement preventive and corrective maintenance plans for heavy vehicles (trucks, cranes, construction equipment, etc.).
• Reduce unplanned breakdowns through effective maintenance programs.
• Ensure all scheduled maintenance tasks are completed on time.

2. Team Management:

• Supervise, train, and lead a team of mechanics and technicians.
• Assign tasks and ensure quality and efficiency in maintenance operations.
• Provide ongoing training to the team on the latest technologies and best practices in heavy vehicle maintenance.

3. Heavy Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance:

• Oversee the inspection, diagnosis, and repair of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems in heavy vehicles.
• Ensure repairs are carried out according to industry standards and company policies .
• Monitor key components such as engines, brakes, hydraulic systems, and tires for optimal performance.

4. Cost Control & Inventory Management:

• Manage the maintenance budget and control costs related to vehicle repairs and spare parts.
• Monitor and maintain an inventory of spare parts, oils, and filters to ensure availability when needed.
• Analyze breakdown costs and propose cost-saving initiatives to improve fleet performance.

5. Safety & Compliance:

• Ensure that all maintenance activities comply with occupational safety, health, and environmental regulations .
• Implement and enforce safety procedures to prevent workplace accidents and injuries.
• Ensure compliance with local laws and transport regulations regarding heavy vehicle maintenance and operation.

6. Performance Analysis & Reporting:

• Generate and analyze maintenance reports on fleet performance and breakdown trends.
• Identify areas for improvement and develop action plans to enhance reliability and efficiency.
• Provide reports to senior management, including recommendations for future maintenance strategies.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field.

Experience:

• 15+ years of experience in maintenance and fleet management for heavy-duty vehicles.
• Strong background in diagnostic tools and repair techniques for heavy trucks and equipment.
• Prior experience leading a maintenance team in a transport, construction, or heavy equipment company.