Passenger Fleet Supervisor

Job Summary The Passenger Fleet Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the daily operations, maintenance, and compliance of our passenger vehicle fleet. This role ensures that all transport services are executed safely, efficiently, and on schedule, while maximizing vehicle uptime and maintaining exceptional standards of passenger service. The ideal candidate balances strong leadership skills with mechanical awareness and sharp analytical thinking to optimize route efficiency and manage a team of drivers. Key Responsibilities 1. Fleet Operations & Scheduling

• Oversee daily dispatch and routing for all passenger vehicles to ensure timely arrivals and optimal fuel efficiency. Monitor real-time fleet tracking systems (GPS/telematics) to respond proactively to traffic delays, mechanical breakdowns, or emergencies. Coordinate vehicle assignments based on passenger volume, specialized transport needs, and driver availability. 2. Driver Management & Training Supervise, mentor, and
evaluate a team of passenger drivers, establishing clear performance expectations.
• Conduct onboarding and regular refresher training on safe driving techniques, customer service excellence, and emergency protocols. Manage driver schedules, hours of service (HOS), and leave requests to ensure adequate daily staffing. 3. Maintenance & Asset Management Develop and implement a rigorous preventative maintenance schedule for all passenger vehicles (buses, vans, shuttles, cars). Coordinate with internal mechanics or third-party service centres for prompt vehicle repairs, minimizing downtime. Conduct routine inspections to ensure vehicles are clean, well-stocked with safety equipment (first aid kits, fire extinguishers), and mechanically sound. 4. Compliance & Safety Ensure full compliance with local, state, and federal transportation regulations (e.g., DOT, OSHA, and commercial licensing requirements). Maintain accurate records of vehicle registrations, insurance policies,
emissions testing, and driver qualification files.
• Lead accident investigations, complete detailed incident reports, and implement corrective actions to mitigate future risks. 5. Budgeting & Reporting Track and analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) such as fuel consumption, maintenance costs per mile, and on-time performance. Assist in preparing the annual fleet budget and manage expenditures related to parts, fuel, and external vendors