The vehicle and equipment workshop collaboration is a great example of how the emergency services in the Humber area can work together to provide a state of the art facility at a much lower cost. Local blue light services are proving that together they can provide a great service to the public even in the face of severe financial pressure. This is a real example of true partnership working of which we are committed to its absolute success.
Maintenance Manager
Salary Band MP7: £31,752 to £34,344 pa
Being appropriately qualified and experienced, and reporting to the Deputy Joint Fleet Manager as a part of the company management team, you will be responsible for managing the engineering, operational equipment and vehicle commissioning workshops, and developing procedures to ensure that working standards are maintained, priorities are met and budgetary, productivity and performance targets are achieved, whilst achieving user satisfaction with regard to vehicle and vehicle equipment availability and suitability.
Appointment to the post will be made to Emergency Services Fleet Management (Humberside) Limited and is subject to Police vetting clearance at MV level.
To apply please submit your CV, with covering letter, with a 200 word response to each of the following shortlisting questions.
- Please describe your approach to managing Health & Safety in a busy and diverse engineering environment.
- Please provide an example of how you have successfully managed conflicting maintenance priorities to preserve operational performance and enhance the confidence of differing client groups.These should be forwarded to hrshared.services@southyorks.pnn.police.uk by 1000 hours on Friday 17th April 2015.
A selection process will take place early May 2015.