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Organize truck and driver assignments according to operational needs;
Track park availability, schedule maintenance and repairs;
Monitor routes, stops and alerts in the vehicle tracking app;
Track fuel, breakdowns, capital assets and operating costs;
Ensure vehicle documents and compliance with safety instructions;
Coach drivers, handle incidents and report back to management.
Candidate profile
Bac+2/3 in transport and logistics, fleet management or maintenance of heavy goods vehicles;
Experience
At least 3 years of experience in operational management of a fleet of trucks;
Experience in supervising drivers and monitoring maintenance;
Location
Control of a geolocation or fleet management tool and Excel;
Rigor, sense of analysis, responsiveness and ability to enforce procedures.
Additional assets
Experience in forest transport or travel between multiple sites would be appreciated.
Application
Send your:
Letter of motivation
E-mail address: Subject of the e-mail: application for the position of fleet manager
Deadline for submission
Sunday 11 October 2026 at 00:00 precise.
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