Fleet Maintenance Auditor
Core
Conducting audits on fleet branches to ensure maintenance compliance with DOT regulations and company policies, inspecting vehicles, and reviewing GPS data for unsafe driver behaviors.
Role type
Fleet Maintenance Auditor
Builds
Safe, reliable, and cost-effective transportation fleet operations
Domain
Transportation logistics / Heavy equipment maintenance
Required skills
DOT regulations compliance, heavy automotive equipment diagnostics, vehicle inspection, GPS data analysis, fleet maintenance record-keeping, safety regulation enforcement, driver behavior monitoring, branch audit scheduling, training delivery, relationship building
Preferred skills
ASE or state certifications, CDL license, knowledge of braking systems, manual drive trains, axles, suspension, steering, HVAC, electrical systems, engine performance
Technologies
GPS tracking systems, fleet maintenance record-keeping systems
Responsibilities
Schedule and perform branch audits covering PMs, DOT on-time completion, work orders, and POs; Inspect vehicle condition, maintenance history, and safety features; Review GPS data to identify unsafe driver behaviors; Provide training on DOT regulations and company policies; Establish performance expectations and metrics for branches; Supervise and train subordinate personnel including fleet mechanics; Travel to branches for onsite inspections when required
Seniority
Entry-level to Mid-level, hands-on IC