Fleet maintenance

The most important role in the team, our Vehicle Technicians are vital to maintaining our extensive fleet of diverse vehicles, including traditional fuel and electric vehicles, LCVs, and HGVs. You'll perform inspections, diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on various vehicles and equipment, using your own toolkit and shared equipment in our modern workshops. We're looking for qualified mechanics (IMI Level 3 or equivalent) with experience in light and heavy vehicles, a valid UK driving license (preferably HGV), and high working standards. Flexibility and a team-oriented attitude are essential. There is always guaranteed work to be done and this is a great opportunity to work on diverse vehicles, enhance and maintain your skills, and contribute to the modernisation of one of the most iconic fleets in the country.

The Workshop Manager ensures top Fleet performance, meeting Operator requirements efficiently and cost-effectively. This role drives cultural change and oversees workshop performance in a specific area, focusing on safety, legal compliance, cost, and stakeholder satisfaction. Key responsibilities include managing a team of Vehicle Technicians, meeting safety and legal targets, optimising maintenance services and costs, and ensuring industry standards. Essential skills are stakeholder management, influencing, relationship-building with Trade Unions, leadership, and flexibility for multiple shifts and travel. Experience in dispersed maintenance operations, managing people and leading teams through change, and knowledge of vehicle compliance and road transport legislation are crucial. Candidates need a full driving license and IMI Level 3 qualification in Light or Heavy vehicle maintenance and repair.

The Area Fleet Maintenance Manager (AFMM) plays a crucial role in delivering the Fleet vision and driving cultural change among maintenance teams to ensure efficient, commercial decision-making. They oversee Fleet Workshop performance in their region, focusing on safety, legal compliance, people, stakeholder satisfaction, and financial metrics. Responsibilities include managing fleet maintenance, optimising costs, ensuring legal and safety compliance, and deploying new business strategies. The AFMM handles multiple workshop sites, manages a significant budget and headcount, and drives commercial income growth. You’ll need leadership experience, as well as stakeholder management, financial acumen, and knowledge of vehicle compliance and road transport legislation. A full driving license and relevant qualifications are also required.