DDC Land Incorporated Motorpool Officer in Charge (Mechanical Engineer)

DDC Land Incorporated

RM2.9-3.3K[月薪]

现场办公 - 甲米地3 - 5 年經驗本科全職

The Motorpool Officer-In-Charge is responsible for the effective and efficient operation of the Motorpool Section ensuring optimum work performance and available workforce to meet the services requirement.
He is in charge of administering motorpool equipment and trucking needs of the clients ensuring the the department objectives and the clients objective are met.
He is in charge of training, mentoring and evaluating personnel under his area of responsibilities, including maintenance and trucking services.
Review odometer readings, trip logs, and known mileage to ensure accuracy of trip logs and to detect any unauthorized use of equipment.
Prepares and verifies monthly reports on usage of rented heavy equipment.
Prepares and submits reports on mileage, cost of parts, fuel, and repairs.
Ensures that all equipment and vehicles are properly insured at all times.
Works with warehouse to maintain a log of fuel truck deliveries and fuel issuances to equipment.
Maintains records of Repairs and Maintenance Schedule.
Maintains inventory records of automotive tools, equipment, supplies, spare parts for samples, and spare parts for disposal.
Performs other related tasks that may be required from time to time.
Must be willing to be assigned at Tanza, Cavite

Licensed Mechanical Engineer (required).
Minimum of 3–5 years relevant experience in motor pool or fleet management.
In-depth knowledge of light and heavy equipment operation, maintenance, and repair.
Strong leadership and supervisory skills with the ability to manage a technical team.
Proficient in record-keeping, scheduling, and maintenance management systems.
Excellent troubleshooting and diagnostic skills.
Strong communication and coordination abilities.
Physically fit and willing to conduct on-site inspections when necessary.

Light and Heavy EquipmentMechanical EngineerStrong leadership skillsCommunication skillsExcellent troubleshooting