Fleet Manager

A fleet manager is the person who makes sure all the trucks, vans, or buses that belong to a company are working properly and ready to go every day. They use computers and phones to track where each vehicle is, when it needs an oil change or new tires, and who will drive it next. They talk to drivers, mechanics, and the people who need things delivered, solving problems like "This truck broke down—how do we get those packages to the store on time?" For example, if a delivery van gets a flat tire in the morning, the fleet manager finds another van and a driver so nothing gets delayed.

This work matters because it keeps things moving smoothly in our neighborhoods. When the fleet manager does their job well, the garbage truck shows up to collect the trash, the school bus arrives on time, and the grocery store gets fresh fruit delivered before it runs out. They help drivers stay safe by making sure brakes work and tires aren't worn out. It's like being the coach of a team of vehicles, making sure everyone is healthy, in the right place, and ready to help people every day.