Primary Function:
- The primary function of the Transportation Supervisor is to operate under the Facilities Director to ensure that vehicles are maintained properly, inspected, purchased, and repaired in a timely manner. The Transportation Supervisor will supervise the garage, maintain the DRM fleet, work in Car Sales in prepping vehicles for sale, and maintaining forklifts and generators at various locations.
- Under the general supervision of the Facilities Director.
- Full-time (40+)
- Non-management
- Hourly Non-Exempt
Job Responsibilities:
This will vary from day to day, week to week, according to the needs of the Mission.
- Run the garage and be able to lead/direct clients in vehicle repair by scheduling work, getting supplies and parts, working with ALLDATA and Facility Dude programs.
- Will keep all vehicles maintained meaning running, getting inspections, getting plates and registrations, purchasing vehicles as directed, and change out vehicles as needed. (As of Nov ’19: 41 Vehicles (cars & trucks); 7 trailers; 2 fork lifts; 1 farm tractor, and 1 Army generator)
- Will be the safety coordinator for vehicles.
- Coordinates with transportation scheduling coordinator when vehicles need to be offline.
- Solves transportation problems which arise.
- Weekly and monthly preventative maintenance is to be completed on time.
- The person responsible for the service and repairs on the forklifts and generators by approved suppliers.
- Responsible for snow plowing the parking lots at the different campuses and stores.
- Responsible for the Car Sales: pick up and receiving of donated vehicles, inspections, prep for sale or disposal as needed, and setting a sale price.
- Work with clients, staff, volunteers, and the public in a polite, professional, and Christian manner.
- Provide Facilities Director an annual budget.
Physical Demands/Work Environment:
- Must be able to do hands on maintenance and repair if needed.
- Must be able to physically help mechanics if needed.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Leadership and decision making abilities.
- Good communications – written and verbal.
- Computer knowledge – able to use ALLDATA and Facility Dude work request programs.
- Driver’s License – at least a Class C CDL with passenger endorsement.
- Be able to drive and operate DRM rollback truck.
- Good working knowledge of vehicles: repairs, maintenance, and mechanic skills.
- Able to troubleshoot and solve problems.
- Proactive and able to plan ahead.
- Be able to train clients and direct day-to-day activities.
- Be able to change directions or priorities quickly if needed.
Training and Experience:
- Mechanic.
- Teaching skills.
Special Requirements:
- Must be able to diagnose problems, come up with solutions, and make decisions.
- Must exhibit and exemplify a good testimony and personal integrity.
- All employees of the Durham Rescue Mission must be practicing their Christianity by being an active member of a conservative, evangelical church.
- Employees must also have an exemplar testimony both before the church and the world.
- Must sign and be in agreement with Durham Rescue Mission Statement of Faith.
- Must be a man of prayer and a positive team player.
Submitting Your Application:
Once you have downloaded and filled out the PDF application above, upload and submit your completed application, cover letter, and résumé using the form below.
What to Do:
- Download Application
- Fill Out Application
- Scan Completed Application to PDF
- Attach Completed Application
- Attach Cover Letter & Résumé
- Submit