Fleet & Events Site Supervisor – Night Shifts

TRO; Bradford; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Hire car

Fuel card

Accommodation provided

Job summary

TRO is seeking a Fleet Operations Site Supervisor for ad-hoc, night-shift work across the UK, with a focus on Plymouth region as needed. You will oversee fleet marketing and vehicle-wrapping operations, ensuring safe, efficient delivery during evenings and nights, coordinating drivers, control processes and communications with TRO, clients, installers and transport partners.

Successful candidates must be comfortable travelling between sites within their region and occasionally supporting

Qualifications

• Experience in events, logistics, transport, fleet or field operations.
• Full UK driving licence is essential.
• Willing to travel regionally and stay overnight occasionally.

Responsibilities

• Supervise all on-site activity to ensure smooth, safe and timely execution.
• Confirm all operational elements are in place prior to nightly activity.
• Carry out vehicle inspections and tracker checks.
• Manage real-time communication with operational stakeholders.
• Act as the primary point of contact for Field Managers and Drivers.
• Coordinate driver attendance and vehicle key management.
• Submit accurate end-of-shift reports.
• Escalate operational risks and issues promptly.

Skills

Organisational skills

Coordination

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Work independently

Safety and compliance

Mobile apps / reporting

Full UK driving licence

Regional travel

Overnight stays

Events / logistics / fleet operations

Education

None

Tools

Reporting systems

Job description

TRO is seeking a Fleet Operations Site Supervisor for ad-hoc, night-shift work across the UK, with a focus on Plymouth region as needed. You will oversee fleet marketing and vehicle-wrapping operations, ensuring safe, efficient delivery during evenings and nights, coordinating drivers, control processes and communications with TRO, clients, installers and transport partners.

Successful candidates must be comfortable travelling between sites within their region and occasionally supporting