Lead Fleet Administrator
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Role summary
Coordinates and supports fleet operations to ensure accurate recordkeeping, compliance, and efficient vehicle administration. Maintains vehicle registration, licensing, inspection documentation, fuel card programs, and maintenance records, ensuring adherence to regulatory and company requirements. Schedules preventative maintenance and repairs, processes vendor invoices, and updates fleet management systems to maintain data integrity. Monitors basic fleet reports related to utilization, fuel usage, and service intervals, and provides administrative support for budgeting, scheduling, and vendor coordination activities.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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