AddressA warm welcome awaits you at CDC Canberra.
CDC Canberra is fortunate to belong to one of the largest land transport companies in the world – ComfortDelGro Corporation (CDC). We take pride in our fleet and our reputation for providing a safe and reliable public transport network that meets customer and community needs. Operating in seven countries, we have a global network of more than 24,300 staff and 40,000 vehicles that serve more than 2 million commuters daily.
Our people are our most valued asset and are at the heart of our success. When you join our bus family at CDC, we reward you with exceptional pay, perks and opportunities. Our operations are specially designed so you can optimise your earning potential while striking the right balance between work commitments and family, lifestyle and other community interests.
The Opportunity
CDC currently has a permanent full-time opportunity available based at our Queanbeyan Depot for an experienced Workshop Supervisor to lead and develop our skilled team of Workshop staff. This role will see you focus on maintenance scheduling, compliance with legislative regulations, inventory and workshop database, outsourced repairs, fleet availability and leading a team to deliver outstanding vehicle service and presentation. You will also build and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and government authorities to promote our safe and reliable transport network. This position is Monday to Friday with a rotational weekend on call roster.
Job tasks and responsibilities will include:-
- planning and managing daily functions of the workshop so that requirements are met or exceeded
- managing vehicle maintenance workflows including:-
- vehicle servicing and yard repairs including sourcing external contractors where required
- arranging and preparing for HVIS inspections
- job card preparation and assignment
- maintaining vehicle service data and history records
- organising warranty work/parts with dealerships
- attending breakdowns and accidents
- ordering of spare parts and materials
- providing workshop assistance to depots at other locations (including interstate)
- monitoring of workshop Key Performance Indicators
- updating the maintenance system
- conducting toolbox talks, recording minutes and attending to action items
- ensuring the depot fleet is maintained to a safe and presentable standard that consistently meets the rules and regulations of the NHVR and RMS
- managing and ensuring adherence to the approved Workshop Repair and Maintenance Budget
- ensuring appointed sub-contractors perform work in accordance with agreed vehicle maintenance standards
- inspecting and approving timesheets and weekly payroll
- working closely with the Operations Team regarding service, repairs and maintenance to fleet vehicles
- maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the workshop including repairs and service to workshop equipment
- arranging training courses for team members
- working with the MTA regarding apprenticeships
- participating in further training as needed to meet job requirements
- complying with all company policies and procedures
The successful applicant will have the following skills and experience:-
- Relevant trade qualifications (Cert III in Heavy Vehicle Road Transport) and 5 years+ industry experience;
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong mechanical, workshop and safety knowledge;
- Previous bus/coach experience an advantage
- HR licence
- Sound work ethics, reliable and able to produce high quality workmanship
- Able to work under pressure to agreed time-frames
- Diagnostic/fault finding skills
- Auto Electrical/Air Conditioning skills essential
- Able to lead, motivate and supervise a team to deliver exceptional outcomes
- Intermediate computer skills
- Forklift licence
- Experience working on a mixed fleet
We support our employees by offering a stable, safe and friendly environment in which to work and also supply your uniform, PPE, tools and boots. This position reports to the Fleet Manager – Regional Australia Division.
Key Benefits
- Competitive pay, perks, penalties and incentives
- Tool allowance
- Uniform supplied
- Stable and secure work environment
- Friendly, supportive and experienced team
- Free parking on-site
- Corporate benefits (EAP, employee referral incentives, reward and recognition, career development, opportunities to travel and work in other locations, etc)
If you have worked in a similar role, have a strong focus on safety, are looking to develop your career in transport and would like to work as part of a highly skilled workshop team, then please click on the “Apply” button now and send us your application (covering letter and resume) for consideration.
CDC is an equal employment opportunity (EEO) employer committed to attracting and developing a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We encourage and welcome applications from all genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, people who identify as LGBTQIA+, individuals with a disability and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
