Fleet Compliance Officer - CMB2718e

The Methodist Church in Britain; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Cumberland Council is seeking a Fleet Compliance Officer to join the Fleet Strategy & Compliance Team. The role focuses on keeping a diverse fleet safe, legal and efficient, advising on Operator's Licence and transport legislation, and collaborating across directorates and external bodies.

It emphasizes data analysis, system improvements, and promoting best practice in fleet management. The position interfaces with multiple stakeholders to ensure high standards of compliance and performance.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to analyse fleet data and identify improvements.
• Understanding of fleet compliance requirements and Operator's Licence.
• Experience advising on transport legislation and health and safety standards.
• Ability to investigate and resolve incidents and non-compliance.

Responsibilities

• Ensure the safe, legal and efficient operation of a diverse fleet.
• Support compliance with Operator's Licence requirements.
• Support compliance with transport legislation and health and safety standards.
• Act as key advisor on transport compliance matters.
• Monitor fleet performance and standards.
• Investigate incidents.
• Analyse data.
• Identify opportunities to improve systems and processes, and promote best practice.
• Challenge non-compliance where necessary.
• Work with colleagues across all Council directorates and external organisations.
• Build positive, productive working relationships across the organisation.

Skills

Data analysis

Fleet management

Compliance knowledge

Incident investigation

Stakeholder engagement

Job description

This Fleet Compliance Officer post sits in the Fleet Strategy & Compliance Team within Cumberland Council's Corporate Fleet Management Service. The role keeps a diverse fleet safe, legal and efficient, advising on Operator's Licence and transport legislation and investigating incidents. It works across all Council directorates and with external organisations, with a focus on data analysis and improving systems. Fit is judged against the essential criteria in a separate post specification.

What the job involves

• Ensure the safe, legal and efficient operation of a diverse fleet
• Support compliance with Operator's Licence requirements
• Support compliance with transport legislation and health and safety standards
• Act as key advisor on transport compliance matters
• Monitor fleet performance and standards
• Investigate incidents
• Analyse data
• Identify opportunities to improve systems and processes, and promote best practice
• Challenge non-compliance where necessary
• Work with colleagues across all Council directorates and external organisations
• Build positive, productive working relationships across the organisation