Workshop Manager

In brief

**Overview** This is a permanent, live-in Workshop Manager position with Bushwise, located at a lodge near Hoedspruit, Greater Kruger. The role involves overseeing workshop operations, fleet maintenance, and infrastructure in a safari lodge environment. The salary for this position is market related. **What you will do** * Manage and maintain the vehicle and plant fleet. * Oversee vehicle inspections, servicing, repairs, and quality control. * Ensure generators and essential infrastructure are properly maintained. * Manage workshop stock, spare parts, budgets, and supplier invoices. * Maintain accurate records, vehicle files, and monthly reporting. * Lead, motivate, and develop workshop staff. * Ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards. * Drive operational efficiency and responsible waste management. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * 3–5 years’ management experience in a similar operation. * Relevant vehicle mechanics experience and qualifications. * Strong fleet maintenance and workshop management skills. * Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication abilities. * Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. * Valid, unendorsed South African driver’s licence and PDP. **Who should apply** An experienced Workshop Manager with a strong mechanical background and the ability to lead a team. The client seeks a hands-on professional. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.jobmail.co.za/jobs/it-computer/other-it-computer/hoedspruit/workshop-manager-id-7608452 Source: jobmail

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