Fleet Manager

In brief

Overview This explains the role of a Fleet Manager at Sol Plaatje Local Municipality. The position offers a salary scale ranging from R735,756 to R955,032 [T15]. What you will do * Ensure fleet availability and operational readiness. * Manage fleet maintenance and asset management. * Oversee financial and cost management related to the fleet. * Handle procurement and contract management. * Develop fleet planning and replacement strategies. * Ensure compliance and risk management. * Manage fleet data and reporting. * Coordinate with stakeholders and other departments. Requirements (from the original advert) * Diploma in Transport (Freight) / Diploma in Logistics or equivalent (NQF Level 6). * 4 - 5 years relevant experience. * Computer Literacy: MS Office. * Code EB driver’s licence. Who should apply Candidates should possess a Diploma in Transport (Freight) / Diploma in Logistics or an equivalent NQF Level 6 qualification, coupled with 4-5 years of relevant experience. Proficiency in MS Office and a Code EB driver's license are essential. Additionally, ideal candidates will demonstrate competencies in Strategic Fleet Management, Technical and Mechanical Knowledge, Financial and Budget Management, Procurement and Contract Management, Operational Planning and Fleet Availability, Leadership and Human Resources Management, Risk Management and Compliance, and Stakeholder Management. Deadline 12th November, 2026 Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/fleet-manager-sol-plaatje-local-municipality Source: myjobmag

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• At least 4 years of experience.

• Microsoft Office
• Driver's licence

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