(functions considered essential as defined by ADA)
- Supports all Pipeline Employees with Fleet management to comply with prescribed safety regulations
- Develops relationships with Fleet providers and repair companies
- Provides and analysis reports for management on budgeting, schedules, maintenance and fleet progress
- Assists with the evaluation and analysis for management, the financial impact related to equipment, repairs and related expenses
- Communicates effectively with department leaders to assist with budget accountability, compliance, and communicates fleet maintenance with internal stakeholders
- Analysis and reviews cost and operational trends and recommends improvements and preventive maintenance
- Compiles and analysis data, making calculations and preparing reports as requested
- Supports the fleet’s safety culture by coordinating driver training and ensures adherence to proper driving practices when requested and as needed
- Maintains, updates and reports on Fleet Inventory for all Pipeline Operations ensures accuracy and compliance
- Provides leadership and/or recommendations for vehicle repair/maintenance decisions when the manager/supervisor is unavailable
- Ensures registrations of all vehicles are up to date guaranteeing all drivers have proper licenses and prepares reports and maintains vehicle insurance, registration, recalls, etc. ensuring accuracy and compliance
- May negotiate vehicle and/or equipment purchase terms in coordination with procurement
- Ensures all repairs conform to U.S. Department of Transportation standards and maintains compliance
Special assignments or tasks assigned to the employee by their supervisor, as determined from time to time in their sole and complete discretion