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E.W. Wylie Corporation, a long-established leader in transportation and logistics, seeks a Fleet Maintenance Coordinator to coordinate outside repairs, manage maintenance expenditures, and support fleet reliability.
The role emphasizes cost control, analytical thinking, and strong communication with drivers and service providers. Located in Fargo, ND, this on-site position requires experience in diesel technology maintenance, with opportunities for professional development and advancement within
E.W. Wylie, in business for over 85 years, is one of the largest transportation and logistics services providers in the United States. We're a proud member of TFI International, the third-largest transportation and logistics services provider in North America, with revenues of more than $8 billion annually. We have locations throughout the United States, with our corporate headquarters located in Fargo, ND.
We're an ever-growing organization seeking career-oriented individuals to join our team and drive our vision forward, moving America together. We offer transportation and logistics services across diverse industries, prioritizing long-term relationships with employees and customers.
Ideal candidates excel in written and verbal communication and thrive in fast-paced, complex environments. We offer competitive compensation and benefits to those eager to join a winning team and grow within an industry-leading organization.
As the Fleet Maintenance Coordinator at E.W. Wylie, you will coordinate and authorize over-the-road tractor and trailer repairs to support reliable and cost-effective fleet operations. You will manage outside repairs, control maintenance expenditures, support the vehicle maintenance program, and build productive relationships with drivers and service providers. This role is ideal for an experienced diesel maintenance professional who combines technical knowledge with strong analytical, communication, and cost-control skills.
A high school diploma or equivalent.
An associate's degree in diesel technology or a related field, and at least two (2) years of experience in diesel technologies. An equivalent combination may be considered.
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