Calif. City Hiring Fleet Services Coordinator
The City of Coachella, Calif., is hiring a fleet services coordinator. This is an advanced journey-level class that oversees fleet maintenance and repair operations and activities.
The City of Coachella, Calif., is hiring a fleet services coordinator. This is an advanced journey-level class that oversees fleet maintenance and repair operations and activities.
Responsibilities include:
Planning, organizing, and coordinating fleet maintenance and repair operations
Preparing budget documents, vehicle purchasing specifications, work orders, and reports
Coordinating assigned activities with other city divisions, departments, and outside agencies
Ensuring compliance with applicable rules and regulations
Performing related work as required.
Required education includes completion of the 12th grade supplemented by some college-level coursework and/or specialized training in a related field and four years of journey-level Applicants must possess a valid Class B driver’s license with the appropriate endorsements and satisfactory driving record. A valid Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certificate for autos is desirable.
Salary is between $69,810.84 and $84,834. Learn more and apply here.
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