Vehicle Service Coordinator - Hamilton, Canada - City of Hamilton

City of Hamilton

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Hamilton, Canada

2 weeks ago

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About the City of Hamilton

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JOB POSTING
JOB ID #: 21825

Vehicle Service Coordinator - Transit
Public Works
Transit
2200 Upper James St.

NUMBER OF VACANCIES:
1 Full-Time Regular

UNION/NON-

UNION:
ATU Local 107 Inside

HOURS Of

WORK:
37.50 per week

GRADE: 10
SALARY/

HOUR:
$ $35.780 per hour- Note: See appropriate Collective Agreement or the Non Union Salary Range for details.

STATUS/

LENGTH:
Permananet

Job Description ID #: 7709

SUMMARY OF DUTIES:

Under the supervision of the Superintendent of Transit Maintenance Capital Planning and Contracts works with Fleet Maintenance staff and their clients to coordinate the completion of scheduled and unscheduled work. Administers, maintains, and reports on overall success of Preventative Maintenance (PM) and scheduled work tasks while making recommendations for improvements. Coordinates the service and repair of fleet assets through established procedures and contracts. Assists technicians and staff, as directed, to ensure maximum utilization of asset management system and its various reports. Responsible for processing invoices from contracted vendors through Web Center, including verifying work billed is as requested and is appropriate for fleet asset. Reviewing and approving quotes for work submitted from contracted vendors following established processes. Provides support to Maintenance Superintendents as directed.

GENERAL DUTIES:

Create work orders as required and schedule work with the appropriate external vendor or forward to Fleet Foreperson to initiate repair with internal resources.

Provide clear direction to external vendors on required service and document appropriately.

Communicate both in writing and verbally with clients and vendors regarding nature of scheduled and unscheduled repairs, service calls, estimated time of completion and changes that impact initial cost and estimated time of completion using tact, diplomacy and problem-solving skills.

Co-ordinate, monitor and approve changes to the sublet repairs of Fleet assets in accordance with existing agreements, processes and procedures.

Monitor consistency of sublet repairs and report inconsistencies to Superintendent.
Enter and update database of all work, current stage of work and estimated time of completion.
Coordinate transportation of Fleet assets upon repair completion from vendors.

Monitor, review and audit resulting invoicing to ensure compliance to approved repairs and in accordance to estimates and contracts agreements.

Process invoices through city's financial system.
Monitor the quality and quantity of work performed by outside vendors and report findings to Superintendent/Foreperson.

Liaise with technicians, vendors and clients, to plan, schedule and monitor repairs to fleet assets which are covered by manufacturer's warranties and recalls.

Enters new assets, maintains consistency and compliance of database records for Provincial/Corporate and Divisional policies and procedures using a combination of EAM Software, Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook and hand-written forms.

Monitor expenditures and ensure adequate approved funds are available. Report concerns in consideration of future requirements and adequate lead times to process requests for increasing funds.

Generate automated work schedules from approved yearly preventative maintenance plan that includes but is not limited to:

Preventative maintenance services (including lubrications and tire rotations/inspections)
Annual vehicle inspections (PMCVI)
Vehicle emission testing
Annual lifting device inspections
Annual hoist inspections
Annual torque wrench calibrations
Repairs relating to or resulting from maintenance Inspections
Coordinate repairs with other locations as required

Plan and co-ordinate distribution of documents, e.g., license plates / stickers, ownership or CVOR documentation as required.
Provide input into creating efficient and cost-effective work methods, procedures, and schedules.
Research investigate and complete ad-hoc reports for activities related to repair operations. Monitor vendors compliance with contact documents, applicable regulations, procedures, policies, Service Level Agreements (SLA's), and safe working practices. Record and report all infractions to the Superintendent.
Complete special projects and supporting documentation at the direction of the Superintendent.
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