Fleet Manager

Chervon is one of the world’s largest power tool and outdoor power equipment manufacturers with a rich history of innovation. Chervon’s commitment to build a better world by building better tools is evident in the products we manufacture and our green approach to manufacturing. We focus on hand-held portable power tools, stationary bench tools, laser and electronic equipment and outdoor power equipment. With world-class R&D, design, manufacturing, supply chain, marketing, sales, and service teams throughout the world, we do it all.

Summary of Responsibilities

The Fleet Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of Chervon North America's fleet operations, including leased vehicles, company-owned vehicles, trailers, and other road-operable equipment. This role oversees fleet lifecycle management, regulatory compliance, budgeting, vehicle allocation, maintenance programs, vendor management, and driver support. The Fleet Manager partners closely with third-party fleet providers and internal stakeholders to ensure fleet safety, operational efficiency, cost effectiveness, and compliance with all applicable regulations while supporting Chervon's business objectives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Manage all aspects of Chervon North America's fleet operations, including leased vehicles, company-owned vehicles, trailers, and related equipment. Ensure vehicles remain properly registered, licensed, inspected, and insured.

• Serve as the primary administrator and subject matter expert for fleet programs and policies.

• Develop and manage fleet operating and capital budgets, including forecasting, vehicle replacement planning, lease management, and cost-control initiatives.

• Establish and monitor fleet performance metrics, including total cost of ownership (TCO), maintenance expenses, fuel utilization, vehicle uptime, accident frequency, and replacement cycles.

• Ensure compliance with all applicable DOT, FMCSA, OSHA, vehicle registration,

• insurance, driver qualification, and safety requirements.

• Partner with drivers and managers to support vehicle maintenance, safety programs, fuel management, toll administration, accident reporting, and regulatory compliance.

• Manage relationships with third-party fleet management providers and external vendors, including contract administration, service-level performance, and cost negotiations.

• Oversee vehicle acquisition, assignment, deployment, transfers, and retirement processes.

• Collaborate with business leaders to ensure vehicle availability aligns with organizational and operational needs.

• Identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities that enhance driver experience, operational efficiency, compliance, and cost savings.

• Analyze industry trends, emerging technologies, telematics capabilities, and fleet best practices to recommend continuous improvements