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CD Auto Engineering Recruitment Ltd is seeking a Head of Engineering / Fleet Engineer in Lancashire. The role oversees engineering across two depots, ensuring safe, reliable maintenance and strong performance to support busy bus and coach operations.
Ideal candidates will have extensive PSV experience, leadership in engineering management, and a solid grasp of heavy vehicles and maintenance compliance. This senior post offers significant influence on fleet reliability.
£60,000 – £70,000 per annum DOE
Permanent Position
45 Hours per Week
Responsibility for 2 depots
Additional Hours / Overtime May Be Required
Are you an experienced PSV engineering professional looking to step into a senior position with responsibility for engineering performance across two busy bus and coach operations?
We are recruiting a Head of Engineering / Fleet Engineer for an established passenger transport business in Lancashire.
This is a senior technical and operational position requiring a strong understanding of vehicle engineering alongside the realities of day-to-day bus and coach operations.
Your responsibilities will include:
To be considered, you should have:
A PSV driving licence and Transport Manager CPC would be beneficial but are not essential.
Candidates currently working as an Engineering Manager, Fleet Engineer, Head of Engineering, Chief Engineer or experienced Assistant Engineering Manager may be suitable.
45 hours per week.
The position will be primarily based at the Bolton depot, with regular responsibility for the engineering operation in Chorley.
Additional hours may occasionally be required depending on operational demands.
All applications will be handled in strict confidence. Further information regarding the employer will be provided to suitable applicants following an initial discussion.
I will endeavour to contact all applicants. However, if you have not heard from me within two weeks, unfortunately your application has not been successful on this occasion