Fleet Engineer

Responsibilities

• Oversee and enforce preventive and corrective maintenance schedules across all fleet vehicles to ensure reliability, safety, and cost efficiency.

• Ensure accurate root-cause diagnosis of technical issues and oversee effective, first-time-right repairs to minimize downtime, avoid repeat failures, and control maintenance costs across the OpCo fleet.

• Provide continuous technical guidance to fleet supervisors to support sound decision-making, focusing on cost-effective repair strategies, proper vendor selection, and optimal maintenance approaches.

• Support the registration, evaluation, and periodic assessment of workshops, service providers, and spare parts vendors to ensure quality, competitiveness, and compliance with ABC standards.

• Monitor and control maintenance spend by challenging unnecessary repairs or replacements, promoting repair vs. replace decisions based on lifecycle cost analysis and solid technical justification.

• Conduct regular technical audits, inspections, and spot checks to verify quality of repairs, ensure accurate diagnosis, and confirm adherence to maintenance standards across all OpCo.

• Ensure with random audits that all vehicles comply with Heineken’s technical, safety, and mechanical integrity standards, with timely corrective actions for any identified deviations.

• Analyze vehicle performance, failure trends, and lifecycle data to recommend timely replacements, upgrades, or refurbishments that optimize total cost of ownership.

• Ensure fleet supervisors maintain accurate, complete, and up-to-date service history, repair records, and technical documentation in Maximo to support tracking and transparency, data-driven decisions, and audit readiness.

• Develop, implement, and continuously improve maintenance SOPs to standardize practices, reduce variability, and strengthen technical governance across all operations.

• Deliver technical training and coaching to fleet supervisors to enhance troubleshooting skills, improve diagnosis accuracy, and strengthen cost awareness.

• Participate in accident investigations by providing technical assessments, identifying root causes, and recommending preventive actions.

• Support the technical evaluation, inspection, and compliance checks during vehicle onboarding and offboarding processes.

Minimum Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, preferably Automotive.

• 2+ years of experience in fleet maintenance or after sales service.

• Strong knowledge of vehicle systems, diagnostics, and maintenance planning.

• Familiarity with telematics and fleet management platforms.

• Excellent analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.