Maintenance Manager

1. Maintenance and Repair
 Develop and implement preventive maintenance programs to minimize equipment downtime
and prolong operational lifespan
 Conduct routine inspections and troubleshooting of vehicles & heavy equipment to identify
potential issues and address them proactively
 Coordinate with in-house mechanics, technicians, and external service providers to schedule
repairs and upgrades as needed
2. Fleet Management
 Maintain an inventory of vehicles, specialized equipment, and other motorized equipment
 Coordinate the assignment of heavy equipment based on operational requirements
 Develop and implement procedures for heavy equipment acquisition, disposal, and replacement
 Ensure that all heavy equipment is properly maintained and serviced according to manufacturer
guidelines and regulatory standards
3. Compliance and Safety:
 Ensure compliance with local and national regulations governing vehicle operation and
maintenance
 Develop and enforce safety policies and procedures to minimize accidents and injuries
 Conduct driver and operator training programs on safe driving practices on equipment and
vehicle operations
 Maintain accurate records of heavy equipment and vehicle inspections, maintenance, and
repairs
4. Budgeting and Financial Management:
 Prepare a budget for the maintenance department, including expenses related to vehicle
maintenance, fuel, and repairs, others
 Monitor expenditures and implement cost-saving initiatives where possible
 Evaluate vendors and negotiate contracts for vehicle maintenance services and supplies
5. Reporting and Documentation:
 Generate regular reports on vehicle and heavy equipment utilization, maintenance activities,
and operational performance
 Maintain records of vehicle registration, insurance, and licensing
 Prepare documentation for heavy equipment and vehicle accidents, incidents, and insurance
claims as needed

Qualifications:
 BS in Business Administration Logistics or Engineering, Logistics/Transportation Commerce,
or similar diploma programs.
 Must have at least 5 years of experience in a big logistics company with procurement
experience
 Proven experience (typically 5+ years) in equipment engineering or maintenance, preferably in a
construction environment
 Basic understanding of Architectural, Electrical, Civil and Structural Engineering construction
practices
 In-depth knowledge of heavy lift equipment, automation systems, and control technologies
 Proficiency in data analysis tools and techniques, with the ability to interpret and leverage
equipment performance data
 Strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex technical issues
 Excellent project management skills, including the ability to prioritize tasks, manage multiple
projects simultaneously, and drive results