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🚗🔧 Ensuring Top-Notch Vehicle Maintenance: The Role of a Workshop Supervisor 🔧🚗As a Vehicle Workshop Supervisor, my mission is to keep our workshop running like a well-oiled machine, ensuring that every vehicle we service receives the highest standard of care. Here’s how I oversee our operations to achieve excellence in vehicle maintenance:Comprehensive Scheduling: I meticulously plan and schedule maintenance tasks to minimize downtime and ensure that each vehicle is serviced promptly. Efficient scheduling helps us manage workloads and meet deadlines consistently.Skilled Team Management: Our team is our greatest asset. I ensure that our technicians are well-trained, motivated, and equipped with the latest tools and technology. Continuous training and professional development are key to maintaining high service standards.Quality Control: Rigorous quality checks are a cornerstone of our maintenance process. I oversee detailed inspections and audits to ensure every repair and service meets our strict quality criteria, safeguarding our clients' safety and satisfaction.Inventory Management: Effective inventory management ensures that we have the right parts and tools available when needed. I monitor stock levels and work with suppliers to keep our inventory well-stocked, avoiding any delays in service.Customer Communication: Clear and transparent communication with our customers is vital. I ensure that our clients are kept informed about their vehicle’s status, required repairs, and maintenance tips, fostering trust and long-term relationships.Safety Protocols: Safety is non-negotiable in our workshop. I enforce stringent safety protocols to protect both our team and our clients’ vehicles. Regular safety drills and equipment checks are part of our routine.Continuous Improvement: I constantly seek ways to enhance our processes and embrace new technologies. Staying updated with industry trends and innovations helps us deliver superior service and maintain a competitive edge.By focusing on these key areas, I ensure that our workshop not only meets but exceeds expectations. Proud to lead a team that is dedicated to excellence and committed to keeping our customers' vehicles in prime condition!#VehicleMaintenance #WorkshopManagement #AutomotiveExcellence #TeamLeadership #QualityControl #CustomerSatisfaction #ContinuousImprovement #Altawkilat #GM #GMC #CHEVROLET

Disabled vehicles can’t generate revenue, so of course preventative maintenance makes an enormous impact on the overall quality of a fleet’s performance #fleetmanagement #preventativemaintenance #diesel #trucking #dieselmechanic #skilledtrades #hiring #technicianjobs #MasterTech

From hiring and safety, operations maintenance, customer service to IT, each step of the way, working as a team, each department is dedicated to going above and beyond industry standards. #wetransport #wetransportinc #generationsofsafety #schooltransportation

Dear Fleet Managers, Do not assume that hiring experienced drivers is enough. While experience is invaluable, continuous improvement and vigilance are crucial for maintaining safety and efficiency. It is essential to implement daily debriefings and safety toolbox meetings. These sessions should cover daily vehicle checks, including tires, brakes, clutch, and throttle application, and emphasize maintaining safe speeds. Regularly updating drivers on the latest industry trends and technologies through continuous training is equally important. This not only ensures compliance with new regulations but also fosters a culture of safety and excellence. By prioritizing ongoing education and communication, you can significantly reduce risks and enhance the performance of your fleet. Invest in your drivers' growth and well-being, and in turn, you will see improved safety records, operational efficiency, and overall fleet success. #fleetmanagement #fleetsafety #driversmanagement

B.L.U.F. (those who know, know) I am currently seeking new opportunities in Operations/Maintenance Leadership. I have the ability to build maintenance programs from the ground up or turn a wrench when needed. If you or anyone you know is looking for a passionate leader that gets results, please do not hesitate to send them my way. For those with a longer attention span that like those more polished elevator speeches, please read on: 🔧 ✨ I wanted to reach out with a quick update that I am still actively searching for my next opportunity in either aircraft maintenance or facility management. With over 20 years of hands-on experience keeping airplanes flight-ready and mission-capable, I have a deep understanding of all aspects of maintenance, repair and overhaul operations. My two decades in aviation maintenance have honed my technical skills and given me extensive knowledge of troubleshooting, inspections, component replacements, documentation procedures, and safety/regulatory compliance. In addition to my aviation expertise, I also have 8 years of experience managing facility operations, assets, automation and MHE maintenance. From frontline floor supervisor to executive level Chief Engineer, I oversaw maintenance crews, developed and executed preventative maintenance plans, controlled budgets/expenses, coordinated with contractors, and ensured facilities met all safety and regulatory standards. I leveraged my leadership abilities to streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. With my diverse background spanning aircraft maintenance as well as facility/asset management and formal education in Human Resource Management, I am well-equipped to take on a wide variety of challenges. My blend of technical skills and leadership experience enables me to manage complex activities, assets, budgets, and teams in fast paced environments. I am eager to take the next step in my career and bring my expertise to a company looking for someone with extensive maintenance knowledge and executive management capabilities. Please reach out if you know of any good opportunities that would be a fit! I thrive in challenging situations, and I am motivated to take on new responsibilities and make an immediate impact. If you know what BLUF stands for put, it down in the comments for those who may not. First correct comment gets 100 points (the points are not good for anything but you’ll have the bragging rights!) Oh, and I may also like throwing in a little levity here and there. Yes I am a professional and can do all I’ve written but there is no reason to not have fun as well. If you made it this far Wow, Thank you! Be Safe!

🏗 Getting the materials to the site is the first step. The second step is receiving them, checking them, and delivering them to the place of work with the right stuff, at the right time, at the right location the first time. I was taught about logistics plans early on in my career, but it was just a drawing to me that setup the job. --I found out later that it is so much more than that-- Here are some tips: 1️⃣ There is not just one logistics plan. There are six to cover safety, signage, and the phases of the project. 2️⃣ They are not just made and put up on the wall. They are used daily and updated constantly. 3️⃣ They are an anchor for the delivery drivers, riggers, forklift operators, hoist operators, and crane operators. They need that coordinated plan to know where to put things. 4️⃣ The logistics map is used in your look-ahead planning, weekly work planning, and day planning. When materials are scheduled to arrive, ask what, when, and where and draw it on the map. The truth is that materials typically move about 9 times before they end up installed. That is a HUGE amount of waste. What if we had great logistics plan tools, that we used in daily huddles, that targeted staging and delivery locations, that all logistics roles on the site followed...? What would happen for you? Please check out the links in the comments for a great video, a great checklist, and more information on this topic. What is important to you about logistics? Please like and comment below, Love, Jason

Today in the fast changing companies scenario Maintenance employees are not recognised in most of the companies but they are the backbone of a company. There are many reasons behind this. 1)There is no direct KPI as sales and production which company management requires. 2)less evaluation of hidden work done by them till machine breakdown and production loss occurs. 3) Maintaining legal compliance to run company and carbon foot activities not recognised as not direct sales KPI what company requires. 4) Enquires only if the loss occurred due to machine breakdown but no question why it is good and has zero loss if running ok. 5) No appreciation for making a good working environment condition and providing safety at a second home for all employees. 6)less interaction with top company management due to no direct KPI associated with top management of the company. Maintenance employees work involves life risks and hard work at every point whatever they do .so I request every company management to start appreciating them. whose hidden work makes a direct impact on sales and in company growth. Start associating and finding their work in production and sales KPI.

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Solving common lifting problems with new technologies from Konecranes Let’s say you are in the manufacturing business, and your crews use overhead cranes daily to manufacture, handle, pack and ship your products. If you had the option of making their workflow safer, faster and more productive, at a relatively small incremental cost to your company, would you do it? Before you make a decision, let’s look at some scenarios here: https://okt.to/bBaqlM #Konecranes #Productivity #Technology #overheadcranes

What do you prioritize when hiring for your maintenance team – the right person or the right experience? Our recent study with Plant Services magazine surveyed nearly 200 manufacturers to determine the top skills they seek in their teams. The findings revealed a mix of technical and interpersonal skills. Here's what they said: 65% value the ability to diagnose and troubleshoot problems 58% prioritize proficiency in core maintenance tasks 40% emphasize the importance of teamwork What skills are non-negotiable for you?